Mon 19 Jul 2010
Keep your pets pest free
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Mon 19 Jul 2010
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Wed 21 Apr 2010
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One of the biggest indicators that bee season has arrived in full swing is the fact that bee swarms are running wild. A Tucson couple was attacked by bees on Monday near Irvington Road and Kino Parkway. The bees were provoked when the man tried to remove an old bee hive and irritated the bees. Please read our newsletter on Tucson bee control for tips and hints on dealing with bees, and remember never try dealing with bees by yourself. To see the full article on KOLD check out http://www.kold.com/Global/story.asp?S=12337979 as they have great bee tips as well.
Fri 26 Feb 2010
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Pack rats are a relatively minor structure infesting pest; however, they can carry disease and
ectoparasites and they can also do damage to wiring and landscaping.
The key to pest management is to deny them shelter and nesting sites. Follow these steps:
Remember to call Arizona Pest Control for all of your Arizona pack rat control needs!
Wed 2 Dec 2009
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In this industry there is a strong misconception among the public that pest control during the winter time is unnecessary. In reality this could arguably be the most important time for pest control services. This is because we focus our inspections and treatments on the inside of our customer’s homes. So why do you need pest control in the winter?
Any good, year round pest control program will include a comprehensive winter service performed by your technician. It’s a crucial element of protecting your home and keeping it pest free year round.
Tue 29 Sep 2009
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Here are some quick tips to help you stay pack rat free!
Mon 21 Sep 2009
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OK people, so your dog or cat got fleas, eh? It’s ok don’t freak, they’re controllable pests however it takes a cooperated effort from both the dog’s owner and the PCO. First make sure you have identified them. Fleas are approximately 1/8 inch, wingless, laterally flattened, and have large mouthparts. Once identified the three steps involved here are sanitation, insecticide application, and animal flea control. First and foremost the entire house should be vacuumed thoroughly! I emphasize this because if this step is skipped then larvae and pupae will be hanging around and that is no good. IGR is to be applied to carpeted areas after vacuuming, and to all places where pets reside. This treatment also requires the pet and its owner to remain outside and allow for ventilation. It is also important that the pet be treated the same day as the house by the dog owner. A variety of products exist for the treatment of the pet however the house must be treated the same day for the effective results. It’s not to hard to get rid of the pesky critters, so remember don’t freak out, man!
Wed 9 Sep 2009
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Black Widow Control Methods/Tips

Wed 8 Jul 2009
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The following bedbug prevention tips will help you reduce your risk of bedbugs:
You can also consult Arizona Pest Control as we will be able to provide treatment for the problem and help assist you in finding where these creatures may be hiding.
Tue 30 Jun 2009
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To prevent spiders from entering your house, take these steps: |
Manage spiders using these tips: |
Mon 29 Jun 2009
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Mosquito safety is an important thing these days with west nile virus and other mosquito born illnesses and disease ever present. Using repellents with DEET and some of the more advanced traps out there are wise choices if spending time outside or in your back yard. You can help keep mosquitoes at bay by being diligent in making sure that there is no free standing or stagnant water around your property and if you know of abandoned houses that might have old pools it is best to report that problem to your local vector control agency.