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When it comes to mosquitoes, timing is everything. These buzzing pests are more than just annoying—they can carry diseases like West Nile virus and Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE). If you want to enjoy your yard without constantly swatting or worrying about bites, it’s important to know the best time of year to treat for mosquitoes.

When warm weather hits in Connecticut, so do the ticks. These tiny pests may not seem like a major threat at first glance, but ticks can carry serious diseases like Lyme disease, ehrlichiosis, and more. At ProSource Pest Solutions, we’ve seen firsthand how ticks can impact both families and pets—which is why prevention and awareness are key.

When it comes to wood-destroying pests, termites tend to get all the attention. But another serious threat to your home’s structure is the powder post beetle—a small but destructive insect that can cause significant damage to wood over time. If left untreated, an infestation can weaken wooden beams, flooring, and furniture. Here’s how to identify powder post beetle damage and what to do about it.

Nothing ruins a relaxing evening in your backyard faster than a swarm of mosquitoes. These pests aren’t just annoying—they can also carry diseases like West Nile virus and Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE). The good news? You can take steps to reduce mosquito populations around your home and enjoy your outdoor space in peace.

Your kitchen is the heart of your home, but it can also be a magnet for pests if not properly maintained. Ants, cockroaches, and pantry moths are just some of the common invaders that can make their way into your home, especially in Connecticut’s varying seasons. Follow these simple tips to keep your kitchen pest-free year-round.

Wildlife can be a beautiful part of nature, but when animals venture too close to your home, they can become a nuisance or even a threat. Whether it’s raccoons rummaging through your trash, bats in your attic, or squirrels chewing on your wires, handling wildlife encounters requires caution, knowledge, and often professional help. Here’s a guide to keep you and your home safe.

Sealing your home is one of the best ways to keep pests out during the winter months. With the right approach, you can block common pest entry points and create a safe, comfortable environment for your family.