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Bed bugs are a major problem in South Florida. If you live in the area, you may be concerned about keeping your home free of bed bugs. The CDC offers some tips for how to prevent and treat an infestation at home. First, make sure......
Here are nine common pests that can be found in South Florida: Mosquitoes – Mosquitoes are small, flying insects that are found throughout Florida. They are known for their ability to transmit diseases such as West Nile virus and Zika virus through their bites. Mosquitoes......
The whitefly is a tiny, waxy-winged insect that sucks the juices out of plants. Whiteflies can cause serious damage to your home and garden plants, but fortunately there are ways to prevent and treat infestations! Here’s everything you need to know about whiteflies in South......
When you think of South Florida wildlife, you might picture vibrant birds, alligators, or even manatees. But have you ever considered the humble armadillo? These armored creatures, while not native to Florida, have made themselves at home in the region. Let’s explore the fascinating world......
When we think of Florida, images of orange groves, strawberry fields, and tropical fruit paradises often come to mind. Florida’s agricultural abundance is not only a source of pride but also a vital component of the state’s economy. However, lurking beneath this bounty, there’s a......
Florida, known for its lush greenery and vibrant agriculture, faces a persistent enemy that threatens its plant life and ecosystems: the whitefly. These tiny insects, seemingly innocuous, can wreak havoc on farms, gardens, and other green spaces, causing severe damage to plants and disturbing the......
South Florida, with its warm and humid climate, is a prime location for bed bugs to thrive. The warm temperatures in this region allow bed bugs to reproduce quickly and the high humidity helps to keep their eggs from drying out. Additionally, the high population......
With the warm weather approaching and summer around the corner, there’s no doubt that you’ll be spending more time outdoors. Whether you’re working in your garden, relaxing at the beach or spending a weekend camping with friends, there’s one thing we can all agree on:......
Carpenter ants are a common home pest in South Florida. They can cause damage to your home, but they aren’t just annoying—they can be dangerous as well. Here are some facts about carpenter ants and how you can prevent them from infesting your house. Carpenter......
Introduction: While the beauty of Florida’s landscapes often leaves us in awe, hidden within the lush vegetation lies a tiny, troublesome pest known as the chigger. In this blog, we’ll explore the intriguing world of chiggers, the effects their bites have on their hosts, and......
Have you ever wondered whether those pesky cockroaches that occasionally invade your space can bite? Well, we’re here to shed light on this and other intriguing cockroach-related mysteries, all while highlighting the importance of pest prevention and regular maintenance with Pest Busterzz. The Truth......
In South Florida, some common pests that may require commercial pest control include ants, cockroaches, termites, and rodents. These pests can cause damage to buildings and spread disease, so it is important to address infestations as soon as possible. Organic pest control options involve the......
If you think your house is infested with mice or rats, the first thing to do is find out for sure. You don’t want to waste time or money on an exterminator if it’s not needed. The best way to do this is by looking......
South Florida is home to a variety of spiders that can be dangerous to humans. The yellow garden spider (Argiope aurantia) is one of the most common spiders found in South Florida. They are large, ranging from 1/2 inch to 2 inches in diameter and......
Introduction: In the vibrant and diverse South Florida community, there’s a little-known resident that can cause big problems the Cotton Rat. These unassuming creatures may not be as famous as other rodents, but they can have a significant impact on homes and businesses. In this......
Title: Dealing with an Iguana Infestation: A Comprehensive Guide for South Florida Residents Introduction:Finding an iguana inside your home can be a startling and unnerving experience, especially if you reside in South Florida, where these reptiles are a common sight. Iguanas are known for their......
Introduction: Welcome to our pest control blog, where we aim to provide you with valuable information on how to deal with common household pests. In this post, we’ll be addressing a particularly concerning arachnid: the brown recluse spider. These spiders are notorious for their......
Bed bugs are a persistent problem for many people. They can be difficult to get rid of, especially if you’re dealing with an infestation. The good news is that heat is the most effective way to kill bed bugs. But, how much heat do you......
Introduction In the diverse ecosystem of South Florida, fascinating creatures like the Eastern Coral Snake often make an appearance. These snakes are not only intriguing but also play a crucial role in the local ecosystem. In this blog, we’ll explore the Eastern Coral Snake’s characteristics,......
Introduction: Eastern Lubber Grasshoppers (Romalea microptera) are an intriguing and colorful insect species found in the Florida community. These unique creatures, known for their vibrant appearance and distinct behaviors, play a significant role in the local ecosystem. However, they can also pose challenges for homeowners......
Pantry beetles, also known as stored-product pests, can be a nuisance for homeowners in South Florida. These tiny insects can infest your pantry and wreak havoc on your stored food items. Fortunately, you don’t need to resort to harsh chemicals to get rid of them.......
Introduction: South Florida’s beautiful weather and lush landscapes are undeniable attractions. However, the warm and humid climate also provides the perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes. While these tiny, persistent pests may seem unavoidable, there are ways to reduce their presence around your home. In this......
Introduction: In the bustling community of South Florida, there’s another, smaller community bustling right beneath our feet—the world of Crazy Ants. These tiny wonders, scientifically known as Nylanderia fulva, have made quite an impression on the local environment. In this blog, we’ll delve into the......
Fleas are a common pest in the home, but how do they get inside? Fleas can be carried into your house on pets—but they can also make their way in through your own clothing, bedding, or even furniture. In this article, we’ll explore how fleas......
Pest control is a serious matter, and you should only trust your home or business to an experienced professional. But how do you find these professionals in the first place? Here are some tips for finding the best exterminator near me: Online Search Finding the......
The big-headed ant (Pheidole megacephala) is a common pest in South Florida and other parts of the world. These ants are known for their large head size in proportion to their body, which gives them their common name. In terms of mating habits, big-headed ants......
If you’ve ever found a fruit fly in your kitchen, you know how annoying they can be. They’re tiny little creatures that don’t seem to do much besides hang around and annoy people. But if you’ve got an infestation of fruit flies, it can quickly......
The German cockroach is a small, brownish insect that can be found in warm climates throughout the world. This species has been known to transmit diseases in humans and animals, and it is especially common in South Florida. The German cockroach, also known as Blattella......
The South Florida ecosystem is home to a number of invasive species that can cause problems for you, your family, and the environment. One such species is the iguana, which has established itself in South Florida and poses a threat to native plants and animals.......
Mealybugs are tiny insects that live on houseplants and outdoor plants. They feed off the sap, moisture and nutrients of their host plant, leaving behind a sticky substance called honeydew that turns into a sooty mold which can cause additional health problems for the plant.......
Millipedes are small, segmented insects that are found in a variety of habitats around the world, including South Florida. They are generally harmless and are actually beneficial to gardens and other outdoor areas because they feed on decomposing plant matter, helping to break down organic......
Getting rid of rodents from under your home can be a challenging task, but with the right knowledge and tools, it is possible to effectively control and prevent rodent infestations. To begin, it is important to understand the biology of rodents. Rodents are a diverse......
Spiders can be terrifying. They’re hairy, they’re creepy-looking, and they have eight legs. But don’t worry: With some basic knowledge, you can get rid of them—and keep them from returning. We’ll walk you through how to identify the different types of spiders in your home,......
Squirrels can be a nuisance, but they don’t have to be. Squirrels are opportunistic and adaptable creatures who will take advantage of any food source or way into your house. Luckily, you can take steps to prevent squirrels from entering your home and doing damage.......
Stink bugs are a nuisance, but there are measures you can take to keep them from destroying your home. The key to controlling stink bugs is preventing them from entering your house. Once they’re inside, it’s much more difficult to get rid of stink bugs......
Raccoons are cute little animals with bear-like faces. They have several adaptations that allow them to live in urban areas, including an excellent sense of smell and an instinctual drive to search for food at night. However, raccoons can also be destructive and dangerous if......
To set a mouse trap, follow these steps: Choose a suitable location for the trap. Mice tend to travel along walls and along objects, so place the trap where you have seen mouse activity. If you are using a snap trap, position the trap so......
Iguanas are an invasive species in South Florida and have become a common sight in many areas of the region. They can cause damage to landscaping, gardens, and even infrastructure. Iguanas can also carry diseases that can be transmitted to humans. If you have an......
As a landlord, you likely want your tenants to be happy with their home. However, the last thing you want is for them to leave because they were unable to live in peace due to pest infestations or other issues that can be caused by......
You might be wondering if pest control is safe for your pets and children. The answer is yes! Whether you’re a homeowner, business owner, or landlord, pest control should be a priority. Not only can pests cause damage to your property and food supply, but......
Bed bugs, those pesky little critters, can find their way into South Florida homes through various means. Understanding their entry points is crucial for effective prevention. Here, we’ll explore some common ways bed bugs make their unwelcome entrance while maintaining a friendly and professional tone,......
Pantry pests, also known as stored product pests, are insects that infest and feed on stored foods, such as grains, flour, cereal, and dried fruits. Common pantry pests in South Florida include Indianmeal moths, weevils, and beetles. To keep pantry pests away, there are several......
Summer is here and your yard is about to be under siege by pests. It’s time to take action before they start taking over! Chinch bugs can be a real problem, especially if you have recently planted new trees or shrubs. These bugs will eat......
Introduction: In the balmy paradise of Florida, where sun and sea meet, there exists a minuscule menace that often flies under the radar – the no-see-ums, also known as sandflies. In this blog, we’ll uncover the world of these tiny terrors, their effects on......
There are many types of bugs that can be a problem in South Florida. Some common pests in the region include mosquitoes, ants, cockroaches, termites, and ticks. These pests can be attracted to homes and yards due to sources of food, water, and shelter. To......
South Florida, with its lush landscapes and beautiful weather, attracts not only tourists but also some rather unexpected guests. Among these uninvited inhabitants are opossums, a fascinating but sometimes troublesome part of our local wildlife. In this article, we’ll explore the impact of opossums on......
Iguanas are a common sight in Florida and while they are not dangerous to humans, they can cause damage to property and plants. If you need assistance with iguana removal in Florida, here are some key things to know: Hiring a Professional: It is recommended......
When it comes to maintaining the safety and comfort of your South Florida home, keeping an eye on potential threats is essential. One of the most common and often underestimated threats to homes in the area is rodent infestations. These unwelcome guests can wreak havoc......
Introduction: Raccoons, often regarded as clever bandits of the animal kingdom, are a familiar sight in South Florida. While these furry critters can be fascinating, they also bring challenges and concerns to the local community. In this blog, we’ll explore the effects of raccoons in......
Florida’s diverse ecosystem is a source of wonder and pride, but lurking within the Sunshine State, there’s a silent invader that threatens both homes and the environment – the notorious silverfish. These tiny, shimmering insects may go unnoticed, but their presence can have far-reaching effects......
The South Florida flea and tick season is here, and it’s a good time to think about your pet’s health. Black-Legged Tick: This tick is the most common in Florida, and it can transmit the bacteria that causes Lyme disease to dogs. If you find......
Introduction: Brown Marmorated Stink Bugs, often simply referred to as stink bugs, have become a familiar sight in South Florida. While their name might sound humorous, the effects these invasive pests have on both our homes and local ecosystems are no laughing matter. In this......
Termite season in South Florida typically runs from late spring to early summer. During this time, termites are most active and are most likely to cause damage to homes and other structures. The most common type of termite found in South Florida is the subterranean......
Successful termite control requires knowing what type of pest you are dealing with as well as knowledge of the most effective methods for eradication. Successful termite control requires knowing what type of pest you are dealing with as well as knowledge of the most effective......
In South Florida, the vibrant ecosystem relies on a delicate balance of flora and fauna, with bees playing a pivotal role. These industrious pollinators are not just a charming part of our natural landscape but are essential to the well-being of our environment. However, when......
Florida’s subtropical climate is perfect not only for sun seekers but also for some of nature’s most fascinating creations. Among these are paper wasps, intriguing insects that have a unique impact on our community. In this blog, we’ll delve into the world of paper wasps,......
Introduction: Living in South Florida comes with its fair share of challenges, and one of them is dealing with pesky ants. These tiny invaders can quickly become a nuisance, but fear not! In this blog, we’ll share twelve practical and effective ant control tips to......
Hello, South Florida homeowners! Are you tired of unexpected visitors marching through your kitchen uninvited? If you’ve spotted big-headed ants scurrying around, it’s time to uncover the truth about these intriguing insects and how Pest Busterzz can help you reclaim your home. Big-Headed Ants:......
Earwigs are insects that belong to the order Dermaptera. They are small, nocturnal insects that are commonly found in gardens and other outdoor areas. Earwigs are known for their distinctive, pincer-like appendages on their abdomen, which they use for defense and to capture prey. In......
Silverfish are a type of pest that can be a real annoyance in your home. They live in moist environments, and they feed on paper products such as books and cardboard boxes. Silverfish are not insects, but rather arachnids like ticks or spiders. Though they......
Cockroaches are a common pest, and they can be found all over the world. They live in warm climates and are one of the most common insects that people encounter. But what do cockroaches eat? And how do they survive so easily in our homes?......
The Florida palmetto bug, also known as the American cockroach and the flying roach, is a species of roach that can be found throughout the United States. The name “palmetto bug” comes from its tendency to live in areas with palm trees. While it can......
While most snakes are harmless, they can be scary to find in your home. You may have heard that venomous snakes can kill you, and while this isn’t true (spiders are more likely to kill you), it’s certainly not something you want to take lightly.......
You’re enjoying a sunny day in the garden when you happen upon something that sends shivers down your spine. What is it? Is it a wasp nest? There are several different types of wasps, many of which build nests, so how do you know which......
Clothes moths are small insects that can cause significant damage to natural fibers, such as wool, cashmere, and fur. There are two main species of clothes moths: the webbing clothes moth and the casemaking clothes moth. The webbing clothes moth is the most common type......
The best time of year to spray for mosquitoes depends on where you live. Mosquitoes are most active at certain times of year in different regions of the country. If you want to know when it’s best to spray, check out our handy guide: 1.......
Ants are a common problem in South Florida, where they can be found in homes and businesses alike. In fact, ants are the most common household pest in the U.S., and their presence is often a sign of larger problems. Pest Busterzz Guarantee Your satisfaction......
DIY pesticides can bad for you and your family. When you use DIY pesticides, you’re not just putting yourself at risk; you’re putting your family at risk, too. DIY pesticides can be harmful to children, pets, and even pregnant women—and that’s not to mention how......