Our Florida Pest & Lawn Blog
Our blog provides expert tips and advice on keeping your Flordia property healthy and pest-free. From pest prevention to lawn care, we provide the insights you need to protect your residential and commercial spaces. Stay tuned for helpful guides and practical solutions from the experts at PestBear!
Did you know that the lawn care you do during winter can prevent and control lawn pests during the warmer months? Most Floridians don’t prioritize lawn care during the winter, but there are some routine steps you can take that will benefit you in the spring and summer.
Fertilization is a key step to having a beautiful and healthy lawn in the Sunshine State. But, you cannot simply fertilize your yard the first chance you have a free weekend. The timing is crucial for you to get the most benefits. The best time to fertilize your lawn is in the spring.
Insulation in a home serves many functions including protecting the home from pests. It’s also a space where you may see signs of a potential infestation. Inspect the condition of the insulation and make an assessment if you need more.
Florida residents, it’s time to get your lawn’s “winterize” on. Your lawn might not need as much lawn care during the winter month, but you should not ignore it either. Even in the “Land of Sunshine” you need to protect your lawn to ensure a lush green yard come springtime. Check out these winter lawn care tips.
Termites not only chew through the wood but also through your wallet. Termite damages can cost you thousands of dollars. To make matters worse, many homeowners do not know they have termites until it’s too late.
It’s time to get your home inspected for pests. If you have fears of a termite infestation or you are preparing to sell your home, there are a few things that you can do to prepare your house and yard before the inspector arrives. Take some time to clear these areas for the best results.
When you think about how pests invade your home, you need to think about what drew them in. We all have things that attract us, and it is no different for the pests. For a cockroach, the attraction is the basic necessities to survive.
Cockroaches don’t need much to survive. If you eliminate the resources that attract them, they will look elsewhere for food, water, and shelter. While some of their sources of sustenance are what you might expect, others are less obvious.
Bed bugs can be a difficult problem to deal with. They are small, hard to get rid of and give you awful, itchy bites. Bed bugs are primarily thought of an inside problem, especially because of their name.