Simply Green Pest Control

Top 4 Most Dangerous Bugs in Arizona

Four dangerous pests spike every summer here. Bark scorpions, mosquitoes, American cockroaches, and black widows all multiply once the monsoons disturb nests and leave standing water behind.

The smartest move is a perimeter treatment before the season peaks, not after the bugs are already inside.

Follow for simple ways to keep your family protected all summer long.

Bugs You Should NEVER Squash In Your Home

So most people scream when they see a spider, a roach, or a fly indoors. But some species don’t
bite, don’t sting, don’t infest, and actually eat the pests you hate.

For example: Cellar spiders hunt black widows. Tachinid flies wipe out garden pests. Convergent ladybugs eat up to 100 aphids a day. And so on.

But even though some pests can be friendly, it can be hard to tell which is nice or mean. So if you see excess of these pests in your home, consider an expert for help!

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5 Habits That Lure Bugs Into Your Home

Most pest problems start outside before they ever show up indoors. The habits that bring them in are usually small things you stopped noticing years ago.
Porch lights pull in moths and beetles. Wood against the foundation invites termites.
Standing water breeds thousands of mosquitoes in under two weeks. Tree branches over the roof give roof rats a direct bridge into your attic.
Fix these = cut your chance of infestation in half.

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This is What a Real Treatment Looks Like

Most pest companies hit the visible spots and leave. A real treatment goes after the places bugs actually live.
Behind trash cans. Inside irrigation boxes. Around the foundation gaps you never think to check.
You shouldn’t have to be home to know the job got done right.

Call us if you want this kind of service on your home.

The Most Overlooked Pest Magnets

Most people focus on keeping a clean house but still get pests because of these four things. A sticky honey bottle. A spotty banana. An open soda can. A bag of pet food left unsealed. Fix all four in under a minute and cut your pest risk dramatically.

Save this. Your kitchen will thank you.