ASK THE MOUSE
A pest control blog with helpful, home-healthy tips and information on all things pests. Trust the Mouse to protect your house!
Common Summer Household Pests
Household pests are any undesired animal that has a history of living, invading, causing damage to, eating food from, acting as a disease vector for, or causing any other harm to a human habitat. While many are just considered a nuisance, some household pests can...
The Importance of Mosquito Treatments
Just the thought of mosquitoes can be enough to ruin a nice day outside. They are known for being a nuisance. With spring here, taking the necessary steps to avoid mosquitoes is extremely important. Mosquito control treatments performed by professionals can help...
Keep Roaches Out of Your Home with These 3 Tips
Cockroaches are attracted to food, water, and warm shelter, all of which can be found in your home. They can multiply quickly and adapt to just about any environment, which makes them extremely difficult to get rid of. Cockroaches are dangerous to humans as they’re...
Where Do Stink Bugs Hide in a Home?
Stink bugs are harmless insects that release a powerful smell that can overwhelm the senses. They are usually brown and get up to 1.7 cm in length. While they are not poisonous and don’t pose any serious health threat to humans, stink bugs can be a smelly nuisance for...
Tips to Keep Pantry Pests Away
With warm weather here, it’s the perfect time to do some spring cleaning. A great place to start is your kitchen pantry. Pantry pests tend to be less obvious than other common household pests. You might not see or notice them until there’s an infestation or when they...
Pests That Are Closer Than You Think
During the wintertime, many homeowners worry less about pests that are common during the spring and summer months. Contrary to popular belief, some pests don’t just die off when it’s cold outside. Instead, they use their survival instincts to get through the winter....
LOCATION
Sawyer Exterminating is centrally located in Burlington, NC, serving all of Alamance County and surrounding areas.
HOURS
M-F 7:30AM - 5:30PM, Sat 9AM - 1PM