News & Consumer Advice

Most homeowners cringe at the thought of a termite infestation, and for good reason. Termites cause over $5 billion a year in property damage in the US, and you usually don't know they are there until it's too late.

Pest control doesn't end with the conclusion of the warm summer months. That's why you should be focused on winter pest control.

This month, we are proud to welcome Zone Pest Solutions into the TrustDALE circle of excellence. To celebrate, here is our rundown of the top five reasons you should hire a pest control company.

Like most things in life, you don’t want to wait until the last minute to prepare your home for fall pest control. Instead, take time now while the weather is still warm and the days are long to protect your home from the onslaught of pests that accompanies cooler fall weather.

A good termite bond can protect you from future termite infestations. But read your termite bond carefully, because unclear details can lead to big problems if termites damage your home.

Just like us, many pests are looking for somewhere warm and dry to spend the cold winter months. And your house might be just the perfect spot. So if you haven’t considered winter pest control, it’s time to wake up and smell the cockroaches.

Controlling pests is a very significant task in the United States. Over all, it is protection from harmful insects and the costly damages from those insects. When people hear “pest management” or “pest control”, they are usually just assuming the eradication of roaches, ants, spiders or fleas.

Georgia, home to numerous homes, businesses, theme parks, zoos, golf courses and pests. Yes, pests. Some of these creepy crawlers are nothing more than just an annoyance, but some are much more destructive.

For Atlanta residents, pests and the diseases they carry are certainly a concern. This is why new and innovative techniques are needed to handle the influx of illnesses that pop up each year.

Most wildlife never comes close to people and in fact, many people enjoy seeing wildlife and find the viewing of wildlife a compliment to their property and environment. So, what makes an animal a “nuisance”? For most people, it is when the animal becomes invasive or destructive.