Beetle Control

How To Identify A Beetle Infestation

While there are more than 25,000 different beetle species in North America, all beetles share some characteristics. Regardless of species, all beetles have two hard, shell-like wings that cover more delicate wings underneath. These second wings are used for short flights.

Seeing a lot of beetles, or a dramatic increase in the number of beetles in your house or on your property is the first means of identifying a beetle infestation. Different species of beetles, all of which can be troubling, feed on different sources. While some beetles feed on plants which can negatively affect your garden, others feed on wood, including the wood behind your walls or even in picture frames and wicker.

Why You Might Have Beetles

Beetles often seek out properties with a lot of vegetation for the plants themselves, as well as the other pests that are attracted to the plants. They also may enter homes for shelter and food sources if they feed on wood.

Various species of ground beetles can often develop high numbers in the summer and enter through gaps in doors and windows. Assessing the beetle population will determine if a beetle problem exists, and what species of beetle is causing the problem. This assessment will lead to customized beetle treatments to provide Eastern Massachusetts beetle control to your property and home.

Reasons To Treat Your Beetle Problem Immediately

Some beetles can be harmless to you and your family and can even be beneficial to your property by keeping other bug populations under control. Others can start eating your garden. An effective beetle removal program is needed to keep your yard and home safe from overpopulation and costly beetle damage problems.

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Home Prevention Program

There are many kinds of pests, and you can be affected any time of year. That’s why Sutton Hill Services offers a Home Protection Plan – so your home can be protected at all times regardless of the season or the pest.

Ant Program

Getting rid of carpenter ants ensures that your home will stay safe from their burrows. Professional carpenter ant control is the most effective way to kill carpenter ants and stop their colonization in its tracks.

Mouse Program

First and foremost, mice can reproduce quickly. Just having two mice living within the walls of your home can spawn 40 offspring in a year. Now multiply that by each new offspring, and you will have a massive headache.

Ant & Bee Program

Carpenter ants tend to be a nuisance, and an untreated colony can pose a threat to the stability of your residence. Bees can sting and will swarm when disturbed. Even one sting can be enough to send a person with an allergy into anaphylactic shock.