Posts by GGA Pest
Termite Pest Control: Living With Termites
Can Living With Termites Be Unhealthy? Termites damage roughly 600,000 homes in the United States each year, making termite pest control so important. Termites don’t bite, but they are universally hated for the tremendous destruction that they can cause to your home. Just one single colony of termites could be enough to bring your entire house…
Read MoreSpooky Pests Can be a Nightmare for Homeowners
Spooky Pests Can be a Nightmare for Homeowners GGA Pest Management warns homeowners to be on the lookout for common creepy critters this fall With Halloween right around the corner, sightings of classic creepy bugs and creatures will surely be on the rise as homeowners decorate for the spookiest day of the year. However, GGA…
Read MoreArmyworms Are A Threat To All Of The World’s Crops
Armyworms Are A Threat To All Of The World’s Crops When it comes to invasive insects we usually hear about the United States falling victim to devastating insect pests that are native to more exotic regions of the world. However, some insect pests that are native to North America have found their way onto other…
Read MoreA Termite Infested School May Be Putting The Safety Of Its Students In Jeopardy
A Termite Infested School May Be Putting The Safety Of Its Students In Jeopardy Although parents are not around to supervise their children during school, most parents assume that their children are safe while attending school. This is not an unreasonable assumption since schools are filled with responsible adults who are tasked with maintaining the…
Read MoreAn Insect Thought To Be Extinct Has Recently Been Rediscovered
An Insect Thought To Be Extinct Has Recently Been Rediscovered Back in 2003 an insect that nobody had ever seen before was discovered on an island. The island is named Ball’s Pyramid, and it is located three hundred and seventy five miles off of the Australian coast. The strange looking insect was classified as a…
Read MorePest Prevention Tips From GGA Pest Management
Seal cracks and crevices: Seal all visible cracks and crevices to keep stingers from moving indoors, and regularly inspect around the house’s perimeter for nests. Keep food covered: During a picnic or cookout, cover all food when outside and be sure to keep tight fitting lids on trash bins. Drink out of clear containers: Stinging insects can…
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