Occasional Invaders

Although you may not have realized it, there is a good chance that you’ve dealt with occasional invaders at some point. These pests sometimes enter residences and catch consumers by surprise. Depending on the species of the occasional invader, it might enter your home to search for warmth or food. Furthermore, it could be attempting to reach the other side of your property. They can be found anywhere in your home, but they’re primarily found in bathrooms, crawlspaces, cupboards, and under sinks. Again, the risks depend on the species. However, most of them do not carry or transmit diseases. Usually, they will not damage the structure.

Some of the most common occasional invaders include earwigs, centipedes, and crickets.

• Earwigs
• Pillbugs
• Crickets
• Silverfish
• Ladybugs
• Spiders
• Centipedes
• Cluster Flies

Reasons For Occasional Invaders

Some pests enter residences for specific reasons. For instance, some pests are overwintering pests. They enter the home to get away from cold weather. Occasional invaders can enter a home for many reasons. They might be looking for shelter from the cold weather, but they could be searching for food or water. Identify the species and you’ll likely have a better idea why they’ve entered your home.

Health Hazards Linked To Occasional Invaders

Ultimately, you cannot ignore the potential health risks associated with a pest infestation. Some pests are incredibly dangerous but others are harmless. When it comes to occasional invaders, it depends on the specific type you’re dealing with. Still, most of these pests are not dangerous. They generally do not bite or transmit diseases to humans. They shouldn’t pose a threat to you or your loved ones. Some occasional invaders are helpful because they’ll consume other pests in your home. Even when they enter, they shouldn’t reproduce or eat. They will be a nuisance so you’ll want to wipe them out as soon as possible.

Getting Rid Of Occasional Invaders Correctly

It is wise to find a way to eradicate the occasional invaders in your home as swiftly as possible. One of the best ways to fix the problem is by stopping them from invading in the first place. Properly sealing the exterior walls of your structure can help. Be sure to focus on gaps around doors, windows, pipes, and utility lines. If an occasional invader sneaks inside, you can likely get rid of it by using a vacuum cleaner. Suck it up with the vacuum and dispose of it outside away from your home. Unfortunately, there is a risk that countless occasional invaders are going to enter your home at once. When this happens, the infestation may be too big for you to handle on your own.

Don’t worry because our technicians are here to aid you. We offer full-scale occasional invader services. We’ll help you discover the cause of the problem before eliminating the pests. Once we’ve finished, we’ll give you advice for keeping them out of your home. When you decide to reclaim your home, pick up the phone and call our office.

When Can You Arrive?

Remember that our technicians are ready to help you at any point. Contact our Los Angeles office immediately. We’ll get back to you and help you set up an appointment with one of our friendly representatives.

Our Occasional Invader Treatments Are Safe

You cannot ignore the potential risks linked to pesticides and other dangerous chemicals. We recommend working with a qualified exterminator because a professional will provide safe, reliable solutions. We’re here to help and we’re eager to start. Our technicians are thoroughly trained to follow strict protocols to ensure that you’re going to receive protection every step of the way. Plus, they only use products approved by the Environmental Protection Agency.

Preventing Occasional Invaders From Finding A Way Inside

Do what you can to keep occasional invaders out of your dwelling.

• Carefully clean your home to get rid of food crumbs.
• Make sure that your food products are stored in tough, durable containers.
• Always keep your trash areas clean.
• Seal any gaps around windows, doors, pipes, and utility lines.
• Deal with water leaks and humidity problems quickly.
• Check food packages and shipping boxes before bringing them inside.

When you find occasional invaders in your home, contact us and we’ll find a solution for you.

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