With the soaring temperatures in the Australian summer, people are doing ways to keep themselves cool. But what about insects?
We all know insects are common during summer as they can handle the heat. Insects are cold-blooded, meaning their body temperatures adjust to the present temperatures in the environment – the reason being why they thrive well in the heat than in the cold.
The warm temperature is what insects love to allow them to breed faster and the reproduction cycle to intensify. With all these …
Now that summer is here, people across Australia have started to wonder what other different methods there are to keep pests at bay. With the sweltering conditions present in Australia currently, pests seem to get a little more aggressive in finding a place to protect themselves from the worst of the summer sun.
How exciting it is to be finally putting up our Christmas trees in our homes. Most people always look forward to setting up Christmas decorations when December arrives, and a Christmas tree is one of the most significant ones.
When you’re planning to have 
The first step to keeping your property pest-free is staying vigilant at all times, and knowing when and where you have a pest problem. Pests are sneaky and stealth so we must outsmart them. Although they are good at hiding, there are many ways to tell if your property is pest-infested.
It’s the last month of the winter season, what does that mean? Spring is on the way – as well as the arrival of spring pests. Wildlife and insects are finally waking up from being dormant, and are on their desperate move to search for food that also comes abundant in spring.
Surely you are rugged up with a lovely hot beverage and taking five. Winter is perfect for that. However, it is also time to focus more on your pest control measures against pests seeking refuge in your home to get away from the cold.