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Most spiders are harmless but their webs and presence can be unsettling. A few species like the black widow can pose health risks. Spiders typically enter homes seeking warmth, food, and shelter — and where spiders are, other insects usually are too.

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Wasps and yellow jackets build nests in eaves, attics, and underground. Unlike bees, they can sting multiple times and become highly aggressive when their nest is disturbed — making DIY removal dangerous.

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Ants are one of the most common household pests. Carpenter ants can damage wood structures, while odorous house ants and pavement ants contaminate food. A small trail usually means a much larger colony nearby.

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Beetles are the largest order of insects and many species invade homes. Carpet beetles damage fabrics and stored goods, while powderpost beetles bore into wood. Pantry beetles contaminate dry foods like flour and cereal.

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Crickets are attracted to light and warmth. While they don't bite or spread disease, their constant chirping is disruptive and large infestations can damage fabrics, paper, and plants. They often enter in fall as temperatures drop.

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Earwigs are moisture-loving insects that hide in damp areas during the day and feed at night. Despite the myth, they do not crawl into ears. They can damage garden plants and become a nuisance when they invade in large numbers.

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Cockroaches are among the most resilient pests and a serious health hazard. They spread bacteria, trigger asthma and allergies, and contaminate food. German cockroaches are the most common indoor species and reproduce rapidly.

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Clover mites are tiny red arachnids that invade homes in large numbers, especially in spring and fall. They don't bite or transmit disease, but they leave red stains when crushed and can be alarming when found in large numbers on walls and windowsills.

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Brown marmorated stink bugs invade homes in fall seeking warmth to overwinter. They release a foul odor when disturbed or crushed. While they don't bite or cause structural damage, large infestations are a major nuisance.

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Our General Pest Program covers the full spectrum of common household and commercial pests. Whether you're dealing with a single species or a combination of invaders, our licensed technicians identify the problem and apply the right solution.

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