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When temperatures cool in Central Florida, pests do not disappear. Instead, rats, roaches, and ants begin searching for safer, warmer places to survive. Unfortunately, homes provide everything these pests need: shelter, food, moisture, and protection from changing weather. Cooler months often lead to an increase in indoor pest activity, making winter an important time for prevention and professional pest control. Rodents are especially active during cooler weather. Rats and m

Many Florida homeowners believe termites are only a warm-weather problem, something to worry about in late spring or summer. In reality, Florida termites remain active year-round , making February one of the most overlooked yet critical times to protect your home. Mild winters and consistent moisture allow termites to continue feeding, nesting, and causing damage long after other pests slow down. Understanding how termites behave in Central Florida helps homeowners take the r

When most people think of winter pests, they picture colder states where insects disappear until spring. But winter pests in Central Florida work very differently . January doesn’t drive pests away, it drives them indoors . Mild temperatures, fluctuating weather, and increased moisture make January one of the most active months for Florida home pests , especially ants, roaches, rodents, and spiders. If you’re noticing unexpected activity inside your home, you’re not alone. Un

Mosquitoes are one of the most persistent pests in Central Florida, thriving in the region’s warm, humid climate. Not only do they ruin...

Fire ants are one of Central Florida’s most aggressive and problematic pests. Known for their painful stings and invasive nature, these...

Bed bugs are more than just a nuisance—they’re a persistent problem that can make your home feel anything but comfortable. These tiny,...

Termites are one of the most destructive pests a homeowner can encounter, causing billions of dollars in damage every year across the U.S.