With the holidays approaching, many of us will be traveling to visit family and friends. Staying in hotels can be enjoyable, but it’s not without risks. Even the most luxurious hotels are not immune to pest issues, so it’s crucial to stay vigilant to avoid bringing pests home or infesting the homes of others. Bedbugs … Read more »
At Modern Pest Services, we encounter a wide range of situations in our mission to keep homes and businesses pest-free. One of the challenges we sometimes face is providing effective pest control in environments with excessive clutter. Cluttered spaces can inadvertently create ideal conditions for pests to thrive, making control efforts more complex. Why Cluttered… Read more »
Pesticide resistance is a growing concern in pest control, affecting residential, commercial, and agricultural settings alike. When pests like rodents and insects develop immunity to chemicals that once controlled them effectively, it poses significant challenges for maintaining healthy, pest-free environments. At Modern Pest Services, we recognize the importance of addressing this issue head-on. Our commitment… Read more »
Having bedbugs can be a nightmare. As if the itchy, red welts aren’t bad enough, the anxiety, sleep deprivation, and social isolation they cause can be incredibly overwhelming. But fear not—by taking a few proactive measures, you can safeguard yourself and your belongings from these bloodsuckers. From meticulous luggage packing to vigilant home inspections, here’s… Read more »
Bedbugs survived the End Cretaceous Mass Extinction 65 million years ago, which wiped out 76% of all species on Earth and enveloped the planet in impenetrable ash that blocked out the sun, as well as every man-made attempt to wipe them out. These pests laugh in the face of hardware store pesticide sprays. Humans have… Read more »
The Ancient Origins of Bedbugs: From Dinosaurs to Modern Humans Until relatively recently, it was believed that batbugs were the progenitor of the bed bug species that feed on contemporary humans. Scientists thought that because humans and bats lived in close quarters in caves, some batbugs adapted to having humans as their hosts and evolved… Read more »
By: Matthew Campbell If you’re an owner or a tenant of an apartment building, then you may be aware of the confusion and contention that arises regarding responsibilities, treatment options and payment for a bed bug infestation. New Hampshire’s new bed bug law intends to clarify who is responsible for the problem – the owner or… Read more »
Recently the top bed bug infested cities were released for 2012 and while you may be happy if you don’t live in any of these places, a lot of them happen to be popular vacation destinations. With bed bugs now infesting everything from hotels, to taxis, to airplanes, it makes it pretty tricky to stay away from bed bugs when you are on vacation.
By Melissa Hamel Across the country bed bugs are causing anxiety for folks whose holiday plans include traveling or for those expecting their college student or other traveling family members to visit for the holidays. In this two part series we’ll discuss what you can do to minimize your risk for being affected by bed bugs.
This article, entitled “Bed bug case is isolated and treated”, is taken from “The Colby Echo“, a weekly student newspaper of Colby College in Waterville, Maine. For more information about bed bugs, visit the Modern website. By Luke Brown A recent case of bed bugs found in a Heights suite has been treated and is believed… Read more »