In Central Ohio, species like the Brown Marmorated Stink Bug and Asian Lady Beetle utilize local architecture as a high-security sanctuary to survive the freeze. This phenomenon, known as "Fake Spring," occurs when your home's warmth tricks these dormant insects into emerging in your living spaces mid-winter. Discover the physiological mechanics behind these "Invisible Invaders" and how our precision-led 3.S Protection Strategy secures your sanctuary’s structural envelope.

In Central Ohio, the drop in temperature does not signify a cessation of pest activity; it triggers a sophisticated migration. As the ground freezes, pests seek the 'thermal envelope' of your home, transitioning from outdoor nuisances to 'Invisible Invaders' that utilize wall voids, attics, and crawlspaces as thermal sanctuaries. Understanding these hidden migration patterns through the 3.S Protection Strategy is the first step in moving beyond reactive treatments and establi

Pests behave differently as the seasons change. Warm weather invites some, while cold weather drives others indoors. Seasonal pest management is about timing your defenses to match these shifts.

Do-it-yourself pest solutions are all about taking control of your pest problems using methods and products you can manage on your own. Effective DIY pest control requires knowledge, patience, and the right tools. From natural remedies like peppermint oil to understanding which pests are notoriously stubborn, this guide will help you learn when to tackle the problem yourself and when it's time to call in the professionals for backup.

Wondering about the August pests in Central Ohio? Our monthly Bug Barometer shows a critical warning for peak wasp activity, plus the start of a home invasion by spiders and stink bugs. See the full report and learn how to protect your property before these seasonal pests take over.

Welcome to the unofficial start of spider season in Central Ohio. If you feel like you're walking through a new spider web every time you step out the door, you're not imagining things. Late July is when spiders reach maturity, building larger, more visible webs on our porches, decks, and doorways. This guide explains why it's happening now and what your action plan should be for effective spider control.