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Services/Products: Lawn Maintenance, Ant Control, Bee Removal, Insect Control, Rodent Control.
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Other Link: http://www.ban-a-bug.com
Categories: Pest Control Services, Animal Removal Services, Bee Control & Removal Service, Termite Control
Other Information: Services: Lawn Maintenance, Ant Control, Bee Removal, Insect Control, Rodent Control

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Phone: (941) 629-4015

Address: 1489 Market Cir, Port Charlotte, FL 33953

Website: http://www.ban-a-bug.com

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Insects and Spiders

Ants
Ants invade your home through tiny cracks in search of food, leaving behind a long lasting and invisible scent trail for the rest of the colony to follow. Do-it-yourself sprays just kill the ants you see and if you don't find the nest and eliminate the queen they're soon back on the trail.
Spiders
Termites
A typical homeowner's insurance policy does not cover destruction caused by termites, even though they cause over 1 billion dollars in damage to homes throughout the United States each year. It’s important that homeowners understand the threat of termites, and take the necessary steps to protect their homes.
Bed Bugs
Bed bugs are found in homes, apartments, vehicles, public locations such as; hotels, trains, buses, cabs, cruise ships, planes, movie theaters, clothing stores, furniture stores and any other location that humans come in contact with. Animals are also known to transport them from location to location as well.
Fleas
Reproduction: Female can lay about 25 eggs a day, and up to 800 eggs during her lifetime; fleas undergo complete metamorphosis, usually in 14 to 90 days.
Cockroaches
For every cockroach you see, there can easily be 200 more hiding behind your wall. The most troublesome type is the German Cockroach.
Silverfish
Appearance: About 1/4 inch - 1/2 inch long, somewhat "carrot-shaped" from above; gray or silver -colored; three filaments extend from rear.
Bees
Appearance: Large, about one inch, resemble bumble-bees; some species may have a blue-black, green or purple metallic sheen; no hair on abdomen.
Wasps
Reproduction: Social wasps begin a nest with one queen laying all eggs for colony; if a queen dies, a worker can take over egg-laying function until colony produces new queen.
Ticks
Appearance: Appearance differs by species, but all adults are very small, roundish, with eight legs (larvae or seed ticks have six legs); 1/8 to 1/2 inch long.
Crickets
Earwigs
Centipedes
Millipedes
Other Information: There are occasions when thousands of millipedes will populate an area, sometimes carpeting the ground with their bodies.
Beetles
Other Information: Most common and widespread of the wood-boring beetles in the U.S.; pinhole openings in wood are a sign of infestation.
Scorpions
Moths
Other Information: Larvae and adults are often mistaken for clothes moths; adults live only one or two weeks; larvae spin white, silken cocoons where they pupate, and sometimes leave "webbing" behind.
Aphids
Sow Bugs
Other Information: Pillbugs and related sowbugs are the only crustaceans that have become completely adapted to living their whole life on land.

Birds

Rodents
Please know that as protectors of public health, food and property, we take our role in safeguarding your quality of life very seriously. Pest control professionals are responsible for protecting against rodents, insects, arachnids and other animals that can damage property and threaten people’s health through the spread of disease and bacteria, in addition to inflicting painful bites and stings. Our critical services extend into people’s homes and businesses, as well as major commercial operations such as healthcare facilities, food processing facilities and more.
Mice
Rodents can carry serious diseases and they are instinctively wary of traps and bait. The most common include: House Mice, Norway Rats and Roof Rats.
Rats

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