Advanced Termite & Pest Control

10/22/2026

Which one would you LEAST like to unexpectedly find in your house?

🕷️ Spider
🪳 Roach
🐭 Mouse
No judgment — but we're guessing everybody has one that makes them move a little faster. 😂

Tell us yours!

10/20/2026

When the weather cools down, roach activity doesn't necessarily disappear. Some species simply begin looking for warmer, protected areas.

Keeping food sealed, cleaning crumbs and grease, fixing moisture sources, and reducing clutter are all helpful ways to make the inside of a home less inviting.

And one reminder: seeing a roach doesn't automatically mean a home is dirty. Moisture, shelter, food availability, and even surrounding environmental conditions can all play a role.

10/16/2026

10/15/2026

Here's a quick pest-control check you can do in about 30 seconds:

Stand inside and look at the bottom of your exterior doors.

Can you see daylight?

If light can get through, small insects may be able to get through too. Worn or missing door sweeps are one of those little maintenance items that can make a surprisingly big difference.

10/13/2026

FALSE!

Some pests become less noticeable outdoors as temperatures drop because they're looking for protected areas — and sometimes that protected area is your home.

Garages, crawlspaces, attics, wall voids, and other sheltered spaces can provide warmth and protection throughout the colder months.

Pest activity may change with the seasons, but it doesn't necessarily disappear.

10/08/2026

🍁 That pile of leaves beside the house may look harmless, but it can create a great hiding place for insects.

Leaf buildup holds moisture and provides shelter for ants, roaches, spiders, and other pests.

When doing fall yard cleanup, try to keep leaves, pine straw, and other organic debris from piling up directly against the foundation.

Your yard can still look great without giving pests their own little apartment complex. 😄

Stay safe and pest free!

10/06/2026

As the temperatures start to cool down, we’re not the only ones looking for a warm place to stay! 🐜🕷️ Fall is when many pests begin looking for protected areas around and inside the home. Keeping up with regular pest control can help keep those unwanted visitors outside where they belong.

10/02/2026

Fall is a great time to pay attention to the little things around your home. 🍂 During a home inspection, we’re looking at everything from the roof and drainage to the crawlspace, attic, electrical, plumbing, HVAC and more. Sometimes the things you can’t easily see tell the biggest story about a home. 🏠

09/30/2026

Pest control works best when it is proactive rather than reactive.

Our quarterly pest control service provides routine exterior treatments, removal of accessible spider webs, inspections for visible pest activity, and service between scheduled visits when covered pests return.

Consistent service helps protect your home throughout the year.

Contact our team to learn more about our quarterly pest control program.

09/28/2026

A Wood-Destroying Insect Information Report, commonly called a WDIIR, documents visible evidence of wood-destroying insects and certain related conditions observed during the inspection.

These reports are commonly requested during real-estate transactions and may be required for some loans, including VA loans.

A WDIIR is separate from a general home inspection and focuses specifically on wood-destroying insects.