Tabor Pest Control Blog
Mosquito Menace: Protect Your Home and Health From Mosquitos Today
Mosquitoes are small blood-sucking pests that may not appear as repulsive as other infestations, but their potential dangers can be life-threatening. In Georgia and Alabama, the warm and humid climates make mosquitoes a common pest throughout the year. Addressing mosquito infestations is crucial due to their ability to spread viruses such as West Nile, dengue,…
Termite Troubles: How To Spot & Treat Termite Infestations
Termites cause one of the most troublesome pest infestations the U.S. faces each year, leading to an estimated $30 billion in damage, including crops and furniture. Spring and summer are the swarming seasons for termites, but these little pests are clever and can stay hidden for years without significant notice. The scary part is that…
Bug Off! 5 Common Mistakes to Avoid When Battling Household Pests
The most common season for pests is spring and summer, when they like to form colonies or hide inside your home. With such inviting weather in the south, these unwanted guests tend to last longer throughout the year. It can be annoying to deal with pests on your own and sometimes even challenging when you…
Common Pests In Southern Alabama & Georgia And How To Identify Them
Identifying common pests can be difficult for property owners as they come with multiple species. Any incorrect identification of any insect, mammal, microbe, or organism could damage your property and health severely. Incorrect pest identification could cost you your time, money, and energy. That’s what we at Tabor Pest Control specialize in, where our experts…
Protect Your Home & Health: The Advantages of Professional Pest Control
While the fall breeze is a welcoming change for people in southeast Alabama, it increases the pests population like stink bugs, acorn weevils, ladybugs, boxelder bugs, and house spiders, making things worse for property owners. At the same time, summer is most annoyingly famous for mosquitos, while Spring brings ticks, fleas, wasps, ants, and termites…
