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Pest Control

9Feb
Close-up of a damaged, weathered wooden plank. The wood is heavily worn and splintered, with visible cracks and peeling layers. The surface is rough, exhibiting signs of decay and exposure to the elements, hinting at massive property damage potentially worsened by pests.
Pests That Cause Massive Property Damage

Spring is coming. Soon, the world around us will begin to bloom. Storms will roll in on dark thunderclouds, and the colors of the world around us will once again become bright and vibrant. If you’re looking forward to warmer weather, you’re not alone. Pests will be gearing up for their favorite season as well. […]

17Dec
Close-up image of several bed bugs and their eggs clustered together. The reddish-brown bugs are surrounded by small, oval, translucent white eggs. The scene appears to be magnified to show details of the insects and eggs.
The Worst Bedbug Infestation a Pest Tech Has Ever Seen

We sat down with Eric Boam, one of PURCOR Pest Solutions’ veteran pest control technicians, to ask him about his experiences working in the field. During this interview, he told us about the worst call he’s ever had to take: an overwhelming bedbug infestation that had taken over an entire apartment. Read on to learn […]

28Nov
A close-up of a mosquito perched on white snow, highlighting the need for pest control in winter's stark, blurred backdrop.
Do You Need Pest Control in the Winter?

Summer may be over, but don’t be too eager to take a break from pest control. While freezing temperatures may take care of irritating mosquitoes and other pests that put a damper on your outdoor fun, winter won’t solve pest problems. In fact, winter weather can make your pest issues worse. So, do you need […]

6Oct
Close-up of a common mosquito standing on a reflective surface with its legs splayed. In the background, several blurred mosquito larvae are submerged in a liquid, hinting at potential pest problems. The setting appears to be a laboratory or controlled environment.
Common Pest Problems After a Hurricane

Author: John Judge, Sr. Director of Field Operations – Certified Pest Control Operator, FL Along with the destruction directly caused by hurricanes and flooding, extreme weather can provide an opportunity for pests to thrive. Knowing the signs of an infestation and eliminating conditions that increase the risk of pests can help you stop a problem […]

24Aug
A brown rat sits on the ground amidst fallen yellow leaves, embodying the essence of fall, near a body of water. The rat has a slightly curious expression, and the background shows blurred green and brown colors.
How to Prepare for Fall with Preventive Pest Control

The leaves are changing color, the temperature is dropping, and many of the critters that have been content to stay outdoors are going to start looking for shelter. If your home is an accommodating attraction, you might find yourself with one or more kinds of common house pests that you would rather live without. Don’t […]

17Aug
Close-up of termites emerging from a mound of soil on a black surface. The insects, often known to eat up a home's sweat equity, have translucent bodies and are clustered together. The background is a plain grayish-blue.
How Termites Can Eat Up Your Home’s Sweat Equity

After years of work and serious investment, you anticipate that your home has increased or maintained its value—until you make a terrible discovery. While you were expending blood, sweat, tears, and big bucks to manage your home’s value, termites were putting in some hard work of their own—discovering and feasting on your home. At this […]

8Jul
A mosquito is sitting on a person's skin, likely drawing blood. The blurred background, with its shades of green and pinkish-purple, seems to attract these pests effortlessly.
Tired of Mosquitoes? Learn How You May Be Attracting Them

Whether you’re on an all-day family outing or lounging in the backyard, mosquitoes can put a damper on summer fun. Knowing what attracts mosquitoes can mean avoiding the misery of mosquito bites—plus potential exposure to a host of mosquito-borne illnesses. Don’t let these pests spoil your warm-weather activities. Learn what draws mosquitoes so you can […]

16Jun
A small anthill made of dirt sits surrounded by grass on a patch of bare ground. Flies buzz around its circular opening at the top, as if drawn to the cone-shaped structure's mysterious allure.
Do Ants Eat Soil?

If you thought ants only wreaked havoc indoors, think again. Many plant owners and gardeners have a love-hate relationship with these potentially destructive insects. Learn more about whether you should ignore or eliminate the problem of ants in the soil of your potted plants or garden. Ants in Soil Most gardeners have come across ants […]

9Jun
A group of house flies with iridescent green bodies and red eyes are clustered together on a piece of yellow fruit.
Why Are There Flies in Your House?

With over 16,000 species of flies in North America, we see them almost everywhere we go. Whether they are swarming you outside or invading your house, they are a problem all year, significantly more in the warmer months. Certain smells and the presence of decaying organic matter can attract flies to homes, making them a […]

27May
A black ant, possibly a carpenter ant, is pushing a small, translucent object on a wooden surface. The background is blurred, focusing attention on the ant eagerly inspecting what could be food.
What Do Carpenter Ants Eat?

Do you think that you have carpenter ants disrupting your home? PURCOR is here to help you understand a bit more about these wood destroying insects and how you can be sure that they do not leave an impact on your home. We will cover what these pests look like, if they are dangerous, what […]