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Fruit Fly, Don’t Bother Me!
April 4, 2015You’d think that, with a life cycle of approximately 25 days, fruit flies would spend a little less time pestering us.
Read moreGoing Au Naturale: Understanding Green Integrated Pest Management
March 3, 2015Last week, we celebrated St. Patrick’s Day by wearing green shirts, eating green food, and drinking green beer.
Read moreTalkin’ Termites: Brush Up On Your Termite 101 for Termite Awareness Week
February 2, 2015March comes in like a lion and out like a lamb, but during the middle of the month, it’s all about termites.
Read moreEco-Friendly Pest Control: Integrated Pest Management
February 2, 2015At Connor’s Pest Control, we understand the challenges that pests can present – but we also have a deep respect for the environment and other habitats that might be impacted by pest treatments.
Read moreSmall & Sneaky: Are Bugs Hiding In Your Houseplants?
January 1, 2015Who doesn’t love houseplants? They’re easy to care for, add natural beauty to your home, and provide you with a living thing to talk to that doesn’t talk back!
Read moreDangerous Pests: Is Your Pet at Risk?
January 1, 2015When it comes to preventing pests in your home, it’s important not to overlook one very common source: your pets.
Read moreHow to Target Pests Without Harming the Air You Breathe
January 1, 2015At Connor’s Pest Control, our elimination solutions are rooted in eco-friendly techniques and products. But what is eco-friendly pest control? And why is it important?
Read moreWinter Pests: A Cast of (Unwanted) Characters
December 12, 2014As we noted in our last post, when the temperatures drop, pests of all kinds look for warm, c
Read moreThe Great Indoor Migration: How to Protect Your Home from Winter Pests
December 12, 2014Have you ever stopped to think about what (or who) might be living inside your walls this winter?
Read moreTermite Inspections: A Physical for Your Home
September 9, 2014If you have had termites before, you may feel a pit in your stomach at the very mention of this voracious insect.
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