From pantry pests to rodents and stinging insects, there are plenty of pests that can invade your home this month.

From pantry pests to rodents and stinging insects, there are plenty of pests that can invade your home this month.

If you live in Virginia, there are certain winter pests you should be aware of and take steps from which to protect your home.

It isn’t unusual to witness a January invasion of mice, rats, cockroaches, and brown recluse spiders. Here's how to minimize the chance of an invasion.

Welcome to winter. While our bug problems appear to be gone, come spring, those little pest will rear their ugly heads and attack in full force.

There are seven common pests that head indoors as the temperatures drop. There’s a good chance they’re invading your home right now.

While you likely won't see any beneficial bugs this winter, they are closer than you think and need your attention to thrive until spring.

This is the time of year when pests and critters that usually live outside seek the warmth of your home. Here's how to keep pests at bay.

If you’re gearing up for your first termite inspection, this guide will help you better understand the process.

Basements are one of the ideal breeding grounds for bugs. This can be a big problem if you have a finished basement, as getting rid of these pests can be exceedingly difficult.

Did you just see an ant scurry across your floor? Likely, there are thousands more, which is why you need these DIY ant killer solutions.

Here in eastern Virginia where it’s warmer and wetter, bugs will look for drier places safe from water. Here’s a rundown of bugs to look for this fall.