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Let Palm Springs Pest Control help you eliminate your pest problems. Pests, whether small or large, are a painful hassle to deal with. Don’t go at it alone with expensive home remedies , that just don’t work! Trust Palm Springs Pest Control to keep your home or business clear of all annoying pests. Our experts will guarantee their results and give you peace of mind!
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Bed bugs are well known as annoying biting pests, and they are increasing in importance, including in hotels and other lodging establishments in the U.S. We encouraged you to learn more about the biology of bed bugs and their association with homes, apartments, hotels, and lodging establishments. For more information go to https://www.cdc.gov/parasites/bedbugs/index.htmlThis will help you to make a more informed decision about health risks, how to protect yourself when traveling, and whether bed bug control is warranted in a residence or lodging establishment.
ARE BED BUGS A PUBLIC HEALTH RISK?
Bed bugs require blood in order to reproduce and complete their life cycle. The effect of bed bug bites varies among people, but they eventually produce red welts that itch. The bites themselves are not painful and typically are not felt. However, frequent feeding can disrupt people’s sleep and make them irritable, and seeing bites may cause emotional distress in some people. Heavy rates of feeding can result in significant blood loss and eventually lead to anemia, especially in malnourished children.
At least 27 agents of human disease have been found in bed bugs, including viruses, bacteria, protozoa, and parasitic worms. None of these agents reproduce or multiply within bed bugs, and very few survive for any length of time inside a bed bug.
There is no evidence that bed bugs are involved in the transmission (via a bite or infected feces) of any disease agent, including hepatitis B virus and HIV, the virus that causes AIDS.
HOW MANY TYPES OF BED BUGS ARE THERE?
There is only one species of bed bug in Indiana, Cimex lectularius. This species is a pest of humans worldwide, including the entire U.S., and has over 50 common names, among them “mahogany flat,” “redcoat,” “wall louse,” and “bed louse.” The second species of the bed bug, Cimex hemipterus, is limited to tropical regions of the world. A third species of the bed bug, Leptocimex boueti, lives with and feeds on both humans and bats in West Africa. All You need to know is that at Palm Springs Pest Control we have been trained at the highest level to determine if you have them, eliminate them if you do, and put in place a program to ensure they don’t come back. Call Us TODAY if you suspect that you may have an infestation. Waiting will just make the problem increase. We will come over and give you a Review and Estimate today!
Hearing These Sounds In Your Attic or Walls? Scratching, Running, Digging, or Gnawing.
Do You See: Droppings, Live or Dead Rodents?
CALL FOR A RODENT INSPECTION!!!
Rats often cause electrical fires in buildings by gnawing through plastic electrical junction boxes. Rats must constantly gnaw on hard objects to cut back their constantly growing incisor teeth.
In addition, they live in the most unsanitary places, and are carriers of serious health risks to humans from their droppings and constant incontinence (they use urine trails to find their way in the dark).
There are two pest species of rats commonly found in domestic and commercial premises – the brown rat and the black rat. The identification of each species is essential to formulate an effective control program.
Where do they live and breed? Rats and Mice live in drains, under concrete, in sub-floors, and in garbage refuse areas, kitchens, roof voids, and other areas where a potential food and moisture source is available.
Rats and Mice often become a serious problem in cold winter months when they seek food and warmth inside buildings. They may suddenly appear in large numbers when excavation work disturbs their in-ground nesting locations, or their food source is changed, such as, rats feeding in school premises may enter adjoining properties during the school holidays.
Rats are commonly a problem where a building is located near waterways, creeks, and canals or other places where ready water supply is available.
Professional knowledge of the rodents habits is essential to eradicate a problem, for example, rats avoid bait touched by a human hand – they have an acute sense of smell “cunning as a rat”.
Pest control options may include the use of sticky traps, mechanical traps, and the selective use of the latest generation rat baits. Any rat baiting program should use safety dispensers placed in areas and is secure from access by children and pets – such as in a roof void and sealed sub-floor and/or storage rooms.
Sanitation / Housekeeping: Rodent pests thrive where food and water is readily available. All food stuffs should be kept in sealed containers or rooms. Garbage and refuse should be similarly stored. Water and food bowls for the pets or otherwise should not be left out at night as this will encourage a rodent infestation in the building.
The cost of obtaining professional rodent control will vary depending on the size of the premises and the severity of the infestation as several visits may be necessary to monitor and replenish the bait stations. Applicable service warranties may also vary depending on the circumstances.
In warmer areas like Southern California, Gophers remain active throughout the year in irrigated landscaping, especially if you live around a golf course. Under these conditions, they have a tremendous reproductive capacity, with females capable of bearing 3 broods per year (an average-size brood is 6 to 7 young). In non-irrigated areas such as natural fields, their reproductive cycles correlate with rainfall. There isn’t a lot of rain in the desert which is why, typically only one generation is reproduced per year during the spring months.
Many authorities believe that gophers do not hibernate, but may have a dormant period in non-irrigated areas during the hot, dry summer month.
In turf, they kill the grass, leave unsightly above-ground mounds, and cut below-ground irrigation wires. Their earthen mounds dull or destroy blades of lawnmowers. Also, there have been many lawsuits due to someone’s tripping on a gopher hole in the yard, park, or athletic field. At Palm Springs Pest Control, we are your Gopher Removal experts! Call us if you think that you may have gopher issues.
At Palm Springs Pest Control we use the latest technology to rid your property of those burdensome and unsightly gophers. We use the GopherX Gopher Elimination System:
Bed bugs are well known as annoying biting pests, and they are increasing in importance, including in hotels and other lodging establishments in the U.S. We encouraged you to learn more about the biology of bed bugs and their association with homes, apartments, hotels, and lodging establishments. For more information go to https://www.cdc.gov/parasites/bedbugs/index.htmlThis will help you to make a more informed decision about health risks, how to protect yourself when traveling, and whether bed bug control is warranted in a residence or lodging establishment.
ARE BED BUGS A PUBLIC HEALTH RISK?
Bed bugs require blood in order to reproduce and complete their life cycle. The effect of bed bug bites varies among people, but they eventually produce red welts that itch. The bites themselves are not painful and typically are not felt. However, frequent feeding can disrupt people’s sleep and make them irritable, and seeing bites may cause emotional distress in some people. Heavy rates of feeding can result in significant blood loss and eventually lead to anemia, especially in malnourished children.
At least 27 agents of human disease have been found in bed bugs, including viruses, bacteria, protozoa, and parasitic worms. None of these agents reproduce or multiply within bed bugs, and very few survive for any length of time inside a bed bug.
There is no evidence that bed bugs are involved in the transmission (via a bite or infected feces) of any disease agent, including hepatitis B virus and HIV, the virus that causes AIDS.
HOW MANY TYPES OF BED BUGS ARE THERE?
There is only one species of bed bug in Indiana, Cimex lectularius. This species is a pest of humans worldwide, including the entire U.S., and has over 50 common names, among them “mahogany flat,” “redcoat,” “wall louse,” and “bed louse.” The second species of the bed bug, Cimex hemipterus, is limited to tropical regions of the world. A third species of the bed bug, Leptocimex boueti, lives with and feeds on both humans and bats in West Africa. All You need to know is that at Palm Springs Pest Control we have been trained at the highest level to determine if you have them, eliminate them if you do, and put in place a program to ensure they don’t come back. Call Us TODAY if you suspect that you may have an infestation. Waiting will just make the problem increase. We will come over and give you a Review and Estimate today!
Bees are a common problem during summer, often when the commercial honey bee seeks to establish a new hive inside a wall cavity of residential or commercial premises.
A swarm of bees can be extremely aggressive and are known to attack a person in such large numbers as to cause death. Also, they are known to carry a highly toxic venom that is injected directly into the victim’s bloodstream, thereby inflicting a hideous swelling of the skin, particularly of children and people with a fair complexion.
In some cases, death may arise to people who are allergic to bee venom or who are bitten by the swarm of bees in large numbers. DO NOT attempt to eradicate swarming bees, it is important that you call us today if you are experiencing this problem. At Palm Springs Pest Control our Specialists are highly trained in Bee Removal and have the tools to rid your home of this highly difficult pest. Call us today for your review and estimate!
All Jobs Under Warranty
Pigeon Exclusions I Droppings Clean Out I Remove Nesting Material
Bait Treatment I Netting I Spikes I Hot Foot Gel
Pigeons often prefer to use the interior portions of buildings to nest and roost if an opportunity for access is provided. Openings to lofts, steeples, vents, and eaves can be blocked with 1/2-inch galvanized wire mesh, wood, sheet metal, or other solid construction materials to prevent pigeons from entering.
Palm Springs Pest Control is a Licensed, Bonded & Insured Family Operated Company. We work everyday to earn your business and trust through quality work, exceptional service, training on current techniques and processes, utilization of latest equipment and staff that truly care about their results! Please Call Us Today to Help you rid your home and property of ALL Pest Control Issues!