Best Practices To Keep Your Arizona Home Protected From Termites July 29, 2020 - By: Nathan Woolf If you’re a resident of Phoenix, Arizona, you know termites can cause major issues. These silent pests feed on wood, but can also damage cardboard paper, books, and insulation. Unfortunately, many homeowners aren’t aware of termites’ presence until much damage has been done. To help you avoid termite damage to your home, read our topRead more
How Often Should Pest Control Be Done in Phoenix, Arizona? July 21, 2020 - By: Nathan Woolf Phoenix’s warm and sunny climate provides a hospitable environment for residents — and is equally attractive to pests. In addition to roaches, ants, bees, rodents, and termites, Phoenix attracts scorpions and even black widows that may pose a serious health risk to you and your family. How often should you have your home treated forRead more
Lower Your Risk of Termite Infestation July 1, 2020 - By: Nathan Woolf “The silent destroyer” costs Americans more than $5 billion in damages each year, according to the National Pest Management Association. What’s “the silent destroyer,” you ask? Termites. Unfortunately, most homeowners’ insurance plans won’t cover the extreme damage that termites can cause in your home. Being proactive about protecting your home against termites is a crucialRead more
How Do Cockroaches Get In? 7 Ways Cockroaches Enter Homes May 1, 2020 - By: Nathan Woolf Surprise! You have a cockroach infestation. Once you make this unpleasant discovery, it’s natural to feel a little offended. “But my house is so clean,” you may think. “My doors are self-shutting and never left open. My windows are screened. What did I do wrong to stop roaches from getting in?” It’s not you—it’s them.Read more
Common Centipedes in Arizona January 7, 2020 - By: Nathan Woolf Did you know that there are thought to be over 8,000 varieties of centipedes worldwide? While most of them range from 4-152 mm, there are some real giants out there – the largest species is the Peruvian giant centipede, which can grow to be up to two and a half feet long! Luckily we don’tRead more
Common Rodent Pests in Arizona November 5, 2019 - By: Nathan Woolf One of the things we love most about living in Arizona is the fact that we live next door to lots of beautiful and unique local wildlife. Arizona’s desert environment is home to an amazing array of biodiversity among mammals, arthropods, reptiles, birds and more. However, there are some less friendly four-legged neighbors that canRead more
Winter Time Scorpion Control in Arizona March 1, 2019 - By: Nathan Woolf We have mild winter weather here in Arizona, so many of our pest populations stay active. A common myth is that scorpions die off during the winter, but they actually just hibernate. In fact, because scorpions don’t like cold weather, they often choose to hibernate in homes where they can stay warm all winter. Here’sRead more
Earwigs in Arizona: Arizona’s Most Wanted Pests #10 February 13, 2019 - By: Nathan Woolf If you’ve lived in Arizona for long, you know that our sunny, warm state has many good qualities, including a varied climate with mild winters. But with beautiful weather also comes the drawback of increased pest activity. There are many different bugs that find the climate hospitable in Arizona, and Blue Sky Pest Control isRead more
How do I get rid of roof rats? October 23, 2018 - By: Nathan Woolf Roof rats are a growing problem in Phoenix and the takeover only gets worse as temperatures dip because they’re looking for somewhere warm to nest. Those warm places are often located on the roofs and upper levels of residential homes. Phoenix residents may likely be seeing signs of these unwelcome visitors in their home. ItRead more
Is pest control pet friendly? October 19, 2018 - By: Nathan Woolf As a pet owner living in Arizona, you know that you need ways to keep the pests away while also making sure your pets are safe. In the likely case you have asked yourself if there are pet friendly pest control services near me, you should know that Blue Sky Pest Control is one ofRead more
