ADVANCED EXTERMINATING PEST CONTROL BLOG

Bed bugs & other pests could compromise your business. Contact Advanced Exterminating Co for prevention & removal service throughout the Buffalo, NY area.

If your restaurant encounters a pest problem, the team at Advanced Exterminating Co. is the one to call for reliable commercial pest control.

You may think of most pests as summertime nuisances, but it's important to prepare your home against their intrusion during the winter as well. Click here for some winter pest and rodent control tips.

Do you think you may have bed bugs? Bed bugs are not only an annoying problem, but they are incredibly hard to get rid of and they can pose health concerns for you and your family. Are you not sure if you really do have an issue? Be on the lookout for these common signs of a bed bug infestation. Signs You Have a Problem There can be physical evidence and symptoms you may exhibit after a bed bug bite. Some of the physical evidence can include bed bug skin and sheds, fecal spots, and blood stains on your bedding. Bed bugs shed their exoskeleton and leave behind their shell or skin. This is noticeable on the edges of your bed or on the bed frame itself. Each time a bug molts it will leave this evidence behind. They also leave behind fecal spots that are often black or dark brown in color. A common misconception is that the fecal spots will be red because the bed bugs feast on blood. Well, the spots are actually dark brown or black because it has been digested and excreted. There are a few symptoms that appear when you have been bitten by a bed bug. You may notice raised, red welts. You may also feel a burning or itching sensation. Sometimes people experience a rash in a localized area. If you notice any signs that may lead you to believe you have bed bugs, give an experienced exterminator a call. Role of an Exterminator An exterminator’s job is to eradicate and remediate the problem. An exterminator will know the necessary steps to take to get your problem under control and taken care of. The next time you see a bed bug or any signs that they might be present, give an exterminator a ring. They are best equipped to handle the situation and get you back to your normal life. If you have a bed bug infestation, rely on a team of experienced exterminators. Advanced Exterminating Co is here to help you with all of your bed bug control needs. Give us a call to learn more about our services or to schedule an appointment. We can discuss your bed bug issues and develop a plan of action. Contact us today to see how we serve those in the Buffalo, Amherst, Hamburg, Tonawanda, and Clarence, NY areas.

Some of you may have already seen DreamWorks' 2007 film "Bee Movie." If so, then you know what a world without honeybees would be like - not good at all. Honeybees play a vital role in our environment, and they stimulate our food sources by pollination. Therefore, an infestation of honeybees on your property must be handled very differently than an infestation of wasps or hornets. Simply put, honeybees should be removed, while wasps and hornets should be exterminated. Now is the perfect time to call in a professional to handle a bee or wasp problem, as the colony queen has typically just established her colony, so it's still small. The longer you let the issue fester into the summer months, the more mature insects there will be in the colony, which translates to a much larger problem on your hands. A Job for Professional Exterminators Both bee removal and wasp/hornet extermination should be left in the hands of a professional. These reputable companies know how to prevent an infestation from occurring again, as well as how to protect and relocate healthy bee populations. While bees are very important to the Earth, an infestation in your home could lead to problems with cockroaches, which are often drawn to the honey and pollen produced by bees. Commercial and Residential Bee Removal and Wasp Control Services If you live in the Buffalo, NY area, Advanced Exterminating Co is the one to call! We are a pest control company that has been serving Western New York for nearly 40 years. In addition to bee removal and wasp control, our services include bed bug control and rodent control. We can also handle commercial pest control as well as cockroach extermination. We are licensed and insured for your peace of mind, and we use only safe and effective methods. If you're dealing with any kind of pest problem on your residential or commercial Western New York property, call Advanced Exterminating Co for expert assistance!

If you own a farm with a barn or have a barn on your residential property, you understand the importance of keeping it free of ro dents. Whether it be to prevent disease, keep the structural integrity of your barn sound, or anything in between, there are several measures that can be taken to prevent these rodents from wreaking havoc on your property. Below are a few indicators and preventative measures that we suggest for pest control. Signs of A Rat Infestation Should you begin to notice unusual droppings (a half an inch or larger), a strong musty urine-like odor, chew marks on wood (about the size of a quarter with rough edges), or electrical wiring, you most likely have a rat problem in your barn. It is important to take care of these issues immediately, as rodents contaminate water and feed sources with their waste, can transmit disease and carry organisms and parasites, such as fleas. They also have the ability to create fire hazards by gnawing on wiring and creating nests in appliances. Preventative Measures Although it is many times too late to stop the spread of a rat infestation yourself, there are several preventative measures that can be taken to keep your barn rodent free. We suggest keeping grain and feed products safe by placing them in metal bins with tight-fitting lids (paper and plastic can easily be chewed through). If you do have these bins, it is equally important to make sure you do not spill the grain or feed or leave it on the barn floor where rats can easily get to it. Another preventative measure is keeping your barn clean. Rats love dark, damp areas, so it’s important to have a dry, clean, well-lighted place. We also suggest making sure there are no holes or openings in the barn where rats can sneak in. They can fit through incredibly small areas that you would not normally expect. The body content of your post goes here. To edit this text, click on it and delete this default text and start typing your own or paste your own from a different source.

Bats can be found all over the world as there are close to 1,000 different species with 40 of them living in the United States. They tend to find their homes in woodlands, as well as suburban and urban areas. Unfortunately, urbanization and deforestation have taken away homes from these creatures. Due to this, they make up for their lost homes by adapting to live in human structures such as people’s houses and attics. They make themselves comfortable in roofs, attics, and walls of homes.