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Silverfish & Firebrats

Among the most common insects in the home. They eat paper, fabrics and get into cereals. Firebrats prefer temperatures over 90° F and are usually not found together with silverfish.

Centipedes

Found throughout the country. House centipedes live in damp areas such as cellars, closets, and bathrooms. Outdoors they can be found in damp locations, under leaves and stones.

Millipedes

Normally found outdoors in damp places such as under leaves and in mulch. At times they swarm into building basements and first floor rooms.

Sowbugs & pillbugs

They prefer moist locations and can be found under vegetable debris or any object on damp ground. Frequently invade damp basements, crawl spaces and may infest potted plants.

EARWIGS

Earwigs are active at night and hide in cracks or underneath objects during the day. Most species scavenge on dead animal and plant material. Eggs are laid in underground burrows.

Carpet Beetle

Most common in northern states. This beetle infects carpets and feeds on the fabric. It also feeds on animal products that are left undisturbed, such as wool, leather, furs, etc.

German cockroach

The most common roach in United States homes. Breeds throughout the year. Favors a humid atmosphere and an average temperature of 70°.

POWDER POST BEETLES

Second only to termites in destroying wood. They leave small, round holes in wooden articles along with a residue of fine, powder-like dust.

House ANTS

A wide variety of species are found throughout North America. Most feed on organic matter and are especially attracted to sweet foods. Colonies hibernate in the soil or in garden trash.

CARPENTER ANTS

Found throughout the United States in a variety of species. The tunnels they excavate in wood are clean, almost sandpapered in appearance, unlike termite tunnels.

Brown dog tick

Found most often in the ears, between the toes, and on the backs of dogs.

HOUSE FLY

Eggs are laid in almost any moist and warm material, such as manure, decaying vegetable material, and garbage. They rest on floors, walls, ceilings, on electrical cords, etc.