Stink Bugs

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In our area, stink bugs are very common. It is wise to learn as much as you can about these pests because they’ll attempt to enter your home this winter. Stink bugs are native to Asia although they’ve been living in the United States for many years. They were first identified in Pennsylvania in the mid-1990s. Today, they’re found across the United States and Canada. When it gets cold outside, you can guarantee that these overwintering pests will try to sneak into your home.

Since they’re only half an inch to three-quarters of an inch, they’ll find many entry points. Working with a professional is the only surefire way to eradicate them.

What Causes Stink Bug Infestations?

The reason these pests want to invade your home is simple. Stink bugs are members of the overwintering pest category. Stink bugs cannot tolerate cold temperatures, so they don’t want to get stuck outside. Instead, they’re going to find a way to sneak into nearby buildings where it’ll be warm. When the temperatures increase, the stink bugs in your home will try to go back outside. Once there, they’re going to start damaging your plants.

Health Risks Linked To Stink Bugs

The stink bugs in your home can cause certain problems, but they’re not dangerous. Thankfully, stink bugs are not going to expose you to any health hazards. These overwintering pests do not bite or transmit illnesses. Still, it is wise to suck them up with your vacuum cleaner as quickly as possible.

Effective Ways To Get Rid Of Stink Bugs

Once stink bugs have entered your home, find a solution to get rid of them. You’ll find that your options are plentiful, but some techniques don’t work. You’ve likely heard something about DIY methods. Some can remove some stink bugs, but they might not be effective enough to get rid of the infestation. It is a good idea to work with our qualified technicians because we can get rid of them rapidly. If you’re dealing with a small stink bug problem, suck up the bugs with your vacuum cleaner. After that, you should put them in a plastic bag and dispose of them.

Doing It On Your Own

Can you get rid of stink bugs on your own? You might be able to achieve this goal. However, do-it-yourself methods primarily only work for the smallest infestations. When dealing with a hundred or more stink bugs, these techniques may not work. If you only have a few bugs in your home, suck them up using your vacuum cleaner. Dispose of them in a plastic bag.

Our Stink Bug Removal Costs

The cost of our stink bug services depends on certain circumstances. For instance, the price will depend on the size of your property and the size of the infestation. We’ll inspect your property before giving you a bid price. Call us to get started right away.

Preventing Invasions Of Stink Bugs

It is wise to take steps to defend your home from stink bugs. Remember that these pests will try to invade your home in late fall. Keep them out by sealing your home’s outer walls. Seal gaps around doors, windows, cables, and pipes. Call us if they enter your home.

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