If you live in southwest Pennsylvania, there’s something to enjoy about every season. However, each part of the year also comes with rodents and insects that could infiltrate your property. Use this guide to learn about the seasonal…
Ants can wreak havoc on your home. They can infiltrate your food and furniture and even cause structural damage to your house. You’ve probably heard of home remedies that promise to eliminate or deter ants around the house, but,…
When winter comes around, nothing sounds better than curling up inside your warm house, enjoying a nice meal, and spending the season safe and dry. Unfortunately, many pests feel the same way. Winter pests, including animals and insects, infiltrate…
You may believe your Pennsylvania home has adequate protection against pests because you keep it clean. However, insects, mice and rats can get into your living space and infest your property without you even knowing. It’s essential to maintain…
Common Spider Myths We know that Halloween is over, but we thought we would prolong the season a bit with some spider myths that you may have heard in the past. As Pittsburgh pest control technicians, we know how…
Pests in your garage could be a problem that you might face at any time of the year. When you treat your lawn or experience harsh weather conditions, insects can hide within your property and avoid extermination. Since…
Pests in your garage could be a problem that you might face at any time of the year. When you treat your lawn or experience harsh weather conditions, insects can hide within your property and avoid extermination. Since…
With each passing season, changes in temperature and environmental conditions introduce new pests onto your property. These insects can find their way into your apartment, eat food and fabric, spread filth and disease or even cause itching rashes…
As the weather warms up and flowers begin to bloom, it’s time for all of us to think about how to keep our homes bug-free in the coming months. At Spectrum Pest Control, we know how to get…
They came out of nowhere, one day we didn’t have them and the next we were polluted. I can remember the first year of the outbreak, people’s homes were literally covered with them. They seemed to be everywhere.…
