What You Need To Know About Environmentally Friendly Pest Control December 20, 2012 - By: Nathan Woolf One of the most common reasons people turn to commercially available chemical pest solutions is that they simply are not aware of the alternatives. Below is a quick look at five methods of pest control that are easy and light on the environment. 1. Environmentally Safe Chemicals Whenever you go to purchase chemicals, take the time to look at safer and organicRead more
Blue Sky Pest Control Earns Esteemed 2012 Angie’s List Super Service Award December 16, 2012 - By: Nathan Woolf Blue Sky Pest Control Earns Esteemed 2012 Angie’s List Super Service Award Award reflects company’s consistently high level of customer service Blue Sky Pest Control has earned the service industry-coveted 2012 Angie’s List Super Service Award, an honor awarded annually to approximately 5 percent of all the companies rated on Angie’s List, the nation’s leadingRead more
Protect Your Home From Termites In The Winter December 13, 2012 - By: Nathan Woolf Top 5 Ways To Protect Your Home From Termites In The Winter Termites are tiny pests that enjoy eating dead plants, especially wood from fallen trees. Termites cannot tell the difference between a fallen tree and the planks used to create most modern dwellings. As a result, homes are prone to termite infestations throughout theRead more
Top 5 Areas You Should Clean Up To Avoid Silverfish Infestations December 6, 2012 - By: Nathan Woolf In order to avoid silverfish infestation in your home there are certain areas of the house that you can clean up to help make sure that the pesky critters don’t find the food source that they require to maintain residency. An Arizona pest control company such as Blue Sky will also be able to helpRead more
5 Places Earwigs Like To Hide November 21, 2012 - By: Nathan Woolf Earwigs are a common pest in Arizona, though not one that you need to be too concerned about inside your home. Earwigs prefer to live outdoors and feed on vegetation as well as other insects. Though they look formidable with their long, flat bodies and forceps, they are harmless to people and animals. Earwigs liveRead more
Everything you ever wanted to know about bed bugs November 14, 2012 - By: Nathan Woolf Bed bug infestations have made national headline news over the last several years. The headlines started by covering bed bug cases in major metropolitan areas like New York City, but by now, bed bugs are a problem in any city across the United States. The Phoenix Metro area has experienced an explosion of bed bugRead more
Four Myths About Ant Control November 6, 2012 - By: Nathan Woolf One of the things we hear frequently in the pest control business is that ant infestations are easy to handle on your own. While there are some methods that a homeowner can use to rid their home of ants temporarily, long term ant control is necessary to keep ants out of the home. In fact,Read more
Signs and Prevention of Termites in Arizona October 30, 2012 - By: Nathan Woolf How can you protect your home from termite infestation? Home Damage from Termites Termites in Arizona are prevalent pests and some of the ones we’re called most frequently to control. We want you to know what signs you should look for, what can termites do to your home, and how can you protect your homeRead more
Introducing the Centruoides sculpturatus, or Arizona Bark Scorpion October 23, 2012 - By: Nathan Woolf Arizona Bark Scorpion The Centruroides sculpturatus, or Arizona Bark Scorpion, is a scorpion unique to the southwest United States and is the only scorpion species in Arizona that is considered life threatening. Arizona Bark Scorpions are small and light brown in color. Here is what you need to know about bark scorpions in Arizona. WhereRead more
How to Combat West Nile Virus July 11, 2012 - By: Nathan Woolf West Nile Virus Information and Proactive Public Health Steps We Can Take Here in Phoenix, Arizona The local news is reporting recent cases of West Nile Virus (WNV) in the Valley. Unfortunately, Arizona has a disproportionate amount of WNV cases in the United States. In 2011, almost 10% of the documented cases nationally were hereRead more
