We know that every home and business has their own unique set of pest problems. If you're looking for some help with controlling or preventing these pests, our blog is the place to start! We constantly update articles on various topics related to entomology (the study insects) so be sure check back often - there's lots more content coming your way soon enough!
Despite their ease of recognizability, ticks are a pest that many people have questions about, from feeding habits to diseases to everything in between. It can be difficult to find the right kind of information online from a reputable pest control source. That’s why Alta Pest Control is proud to offer a comprehensive guide about the most commonly asked questions about ticks in the Wichita area.
Read moreWhen it comes to dealing with black rats in your Wichita home, nothing will be easy. If it’s a fight you want, it’s a fight you’ll get!
Read moreIf you think seeing is believing, then you might have a hard time dealing with these tiny household pests! Fleas in Tukwila affect a whole lot more than just your furry friends (and there's a lot more than just one species, too). In fact, there are over 2,500 different species recorded around the world! The most common of these are called ‘cat fleas,’ perhaps best known for their plaguing of residential homes and businesses. However, many types of fleas could be affecting your home and family this winter.
Read moreOf all the home-invading pests you’re likely to encounter in your Spokane home, few are larger or more dangerous than rodents. Rodents—such as rats and mice—enter homes in search of shelter or because there is easy access to food and water. Once inside, rodents are capable of spreading all sorts of diseases and can cause property damage as well. That’s why you need to know what your options are should you spot a rodent in your Spokane home. The health and wellbeing of your family could depend on it.
Read moreWhen it comes to researching pest prevention on the internet, the optics are a wild, wild west. You never know what kind of strange tips, old wives’ tales, or downright false information could be spread through a channel as wide as the digital landscape.
Read moreIn Tukwila, there are several species of spiders you want to avoid at all costs, but what about house spiders? Can you avoid these nuisances, and are they that bad? Learn whether or not house spiders are dangerous, and what you should do about them in your home.
Read moreCockroaches are among the most unpleasant pests to have in your home. They are large, fast, and dirty. They can also glide through the air—a frightening experience for most people.In this quick guide, we’ll explain why cockroaches are a problem for Tukwila homeowners, and we’ll help you get started with some easy-to-follow prevention tips.
Read moreYou’ve seen their ‘powers’ clearly displayed on the big screen for years, but are these ferociously fanged pests truly as incredible as they seem? The answer is no.
Read moreFor many people in the Tukwila area, ticks can be a concern when spending time outdoors. For those who enjoy hiking, camping, and being in the great outdoors, knowing how to prevent ticks is especially important. However, ticks can also be a problem closer to home as they can get into your yard or attach to your pets.
Read moreWhen the weather starts to get warm and you want to spend time outside enjoying your yard, one thing that can ruin all your fun is wasps. While there are many pests that people don’t want to deal with in their Spokane home, wasps are some of the scariest.
Read moreWhen it comes to insects, strength in numbers is a powerful thing; especially for these tiny pests that are more than willing to use their numbers to their advantage.
Read moreMosquitoes are streamlined flying insects that seek out living prey. They are nocturnal which means they travel and hunt mostly at night. As you know, however, mosquitoes are opportunists and will bite during the day. They usually find the shade of grass or of plants to rest underneath when they're not out in search of their next blood meal.
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