For most homeowners, spotting one or two ants in the kitchen is no cause for alarm. Yet, this is the first sign that there may be a major ant infestation in the kitchen and the rest of the home. The truth is that ants can wreak havoc in your kitchen and home. They can deliver painful stings, spoil your food, make nuisance sounds and even damage your home. Most of the ants that invade kitchens are often drawn to food sources within the rooms.

Have your customers begun to complain of wasps swarming around your outdoor eating areas? It should be no surprise to you that autumn is peak season for European wasp sightings. In autumn, European wasp nests reach their maximum capacity. At this time, there isn't enough food to feed the entire nests, and this causes the workers to leave the nest in search of food. Your restaurant and its patrons may become targets at this time of year.

Termites mostly live in dry wood. These pests like to stay in places like door frames, foundations and window frames. They can remain hidden in these areas for an extended period without you noticing them. You should be on the lookout for any signs of termites in your house. That way, you can catch them early and prevent them from causing damage. Call your local termite control service to help you deal with these pests when you notice the elements listed below.

While many parts of the country experience warm weather for most of the year, those living near beaches enjoy this warmth the most. There's little to complain about if you live just steps away from the ocean side. However, mosquitos love warm weather just as much as you do; not only that, they also love wet conditions where they can drink, rest and breed. There are many different species of mosquitoes in Australia.

Spotting a cockroach scuttling around your kitchen is a heart-dropping moment. You know that it probably isn't alone. These pests are also hard to find and kill. They breed quickly and hide in inaccessible places. So, you need to move quickly and think smart. There are some home treatments you can use to try to get rid of cockroaches. For example, if you have some baking soda in the house, this may do the job for you.

Did you know the accumulated wood dust under your couch could be a sign of termite infestation? Most homeowners don't take the wood dust seriously because they don't know who's behind it. The wood dust under the couch shows the termites have eaten the underside of your furniture. If you don't inspect your house often, you may not identify the termite colonies early and exterminate them before they ruin your property.