If you've seen a pest in your home, use this section to identify the creature and
understand the risks they pose to your home and your family.
Ants
Ants are one of the biggest "nuisance pests" because they can easily enter through
small cracks and can nest anywhere in and around your home.
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Occasional Invaders
Silverfish can damage food, paper, books and fabric. Earwigs are unsightly and can
be serious garden pests. Crickets can damage anything they can chew - from carpets
to clothing.
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Cockroaches
Cockroaches can enter through small cracks and crevices, vents and pipes, and in
grocery bags or on firewood. They are an unsanitary nuisance and can contaminate
food.
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Rodents
Rodents slip in through open doors and attic or foundation vents. They can gnaw
through furniture and electrical wires and can carry infectious diseases.
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Fabric Pests
Carpet beetles can be brought in on cut flowers or antique items such as natural
fiber carpeting, clothes, hatboxes, etc. They can multiply rapidly in the favorable
conditions of your home.
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Spiders
Spiders invade your home through windows and doors and can also be carried in on
firewood. They can cause unsightly cobwebs and a few species have bites that can
be painful and sometimes require medical attention.
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Flies
Flies are not only annoying, they can also carry harmful bacteria that they pick
up from decaying materials and spread to any uncovered foods.
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Stinging & Biting Pests
Stinging pests, such as bees and hornets, can dwell in gardens or shrubbery and
can build nests in the ground, in trees and shrubs and in wall voids. Biting pests,
such as fleas and ticks are most commonly carried into your home by your pets.
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Pantry Pests
Pantry pests, such as beetles and weevils, can get into and contaminate dry goods
like flour, rice, beans and dried fruit.
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