Adapt Pest Management

As the temperatures start to drop again here in Rocklin, we naturally see less outdoor pest activity. Many insects die off, enter hibernation, or simply become inactive during the colder months. But indoors, conditions are very different. Heated homes, steady humidity, and access to food all provide the stability pests need to survive. That means

If you’ve ever taken the time to research pests and pest control, what you’ll notice is that most of the attention is on the bugs you already know a lot about: We in the pest control world tend to focus on these pests for several reasons. One is that they are extremely common – if

Pest identification is part of our job. But most people recognize spiders. They know what cockroaches look like. They’re extremely familiar with ants and they have a general idea of what a centipede is. So, most people only contact us when they see a pest on their property they really don’t recognize, and *FREQUENTLY* it

It’s finally getting colder. It’s finally looking like the hot Sacramento summer we experienced has come to an end. Though it felt that way earlier, we were still getting 85+ degree days well into Fall. But now, with nights reaching near freezing temperatures, it seems safe to say that we’re in the clear from the

Most of the time, when we talk about pests, our focus is on preventing and eliminating the pests that come inside of the home. While these treatments are mostly exterior, the pest control that we use is designed to kill pests that walk over it, so that any pest that does enter your home will