Earth First Pest Control LLC

Introduction to Environmentally Friendly Bug Control -
In an era where environmental consciousness is more than just a trend, environmentally friendly bug control methods have gained significant traction. Unlike traditional pest control techniques that heavily rely on chemical pesticides, these green alternatives promise effective pest management with minimal harm to the ecosystem.

These methods not only focus on eliminating pests today but also on preventing future infestations, all while maintaining the balance of our delicate ecosystems. From biological controls like using beneficial insects to natural repellents, the spectrum of environmentally friendly options is wide and varied. Call now for a free consultation (800)737-3606

Los Angeles has more mosquitoes than any other U.S. city

1-Defend: Use an EPA-approved insect repellent according to label directions.
2-Dress: Wear lighter colored clothing, as mosquitoes are more attracted to darker colors. Long sleeves, long pants and socks are recommended when near water or heavily wooded areas. Experts note that some repellents work best on the skin, and others may perform best when applied directly to clothing.
3-Drain: Drain any standing water and clean out gutters and drains to make sure they are free-flowing. Fountains, birdbaths and flower pots also collect water; mosquitoes can breed in as little as one tablespoon of water, so draining all forms of standing water is critical, experts say.

Experts Warn of Rising Pest Populations Across the U.S. this Spring & Summer Due to Erratic Weather Patterns.

These are the most termite-infested US cities. No. 1 is in Florida
1 Miami FL --
2 Los Angeles CA --
3 Tampa FL --
4 New York City NY +5
5 Washington, D.C. DC -1
6 Philadelphia PA +10
7 Atlanta GA -1
8 Orlando FL +2
9 West Palm Beach FL +6
10 San Francisco CA -2

You might think of aphids, scale insects, mealybugs, and mites as outdoor afflictions, but it's surprisingly easy for these creepy crawlies to find their way inside -- especially during winter. Maybe some bugs settled into your houseplants while you were keeping them outside in the warmer months, and now they're coming indoors along with the plants. Or maybe they hitched a ride on your shoes or pets and realized your home was the perfect place to wait out the cold winter months. While environmental factors like wind, rain, and predators help keep these pests at bay outside, conditions indoors are favorable for them to thrive.

What Do Silverfish Bugs Bites Look Like?
While Silverfish can bite, they don’t bite humans. The reason they can’t bite humans, even if they wanted to, is because of their weak jaws.

However, while they are not known to spread diseases, these pests are not completely harmless. They chew on paper and fabric items to feed. So when Silverfish bugs do bite, it looks like chew marks on items around your home. Silverfish bug bites can therefore end up causing damage to your home, even if they don’t really harm you physically.

What U.S. cities have the most bed bugs?

1.Chicago
2.New York
3.Philadelphia
4.Cleveland-Akron, OH
5.Los Angeles
6.Detroit

What do bed bugs look like?
Bed bugs are about the size of an apple seed. They're small, measuring roughly 1-7mm with a flat oval body, dark protruding eyes, and they have short antennae.

Adult bed bugs are reddish brown in color after feeding on blood (gross). The young are whitish-yellow and closer in size to a poppy seed — and while science hasn't confirmed it yet, younger bed bugs probably enjoy listening to all the music you think is garbage.

We are looking forward to next year with new eco-friendly products and more eco friendly services in new areas.

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