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A squirrel perched on a weathered metal rain gutter under the roof peers towards the camera, its tail fluffed up behind it. With the roof and sky in view, this little rodent seems to ponder exploring the attic above.
Squirrels in the Attic: Why These Rodents Invade in the Fall

Come cold weather, everyone wants to be inside, cozy and warm โ€” including squirrels. Unlike some animals, squirrels donโ€™t hibernate in the winter need to find a warm environment to get through the winter. And, if given the opportunity, they may choose your attic. Protect your home this winter by learning how to prevent squirrels [โ€ฆ]

A close-up of a gray rat sitting on a wooden surface, its tiny ears perked up. The blurred background highlights the texture of its fur, making one wonder about the secret hiding places these clever rats might sneak into.
Where Do Mice Hide? Common Places in Your Home

Donโ€™t let common household pests like rats and mice turn your house into their new winter home! As the fall and winter temperatures drop, mice and rats donโ€™t hibernate, but will instead be on the lookout for warm places to spend the winter. If your house is nice and cozy, these rodents are likely to [โ€ฆ]

A spider with long legs is standing on a light-colored floor, a reminder to consider spider control to prevent home invasion. The background appears blurry, suggesting an indoor space.
How to Prevent Spiders from Invading Your Home

Fall is right around the corner and while we might be ready for cooler weather so are common house spiders, which is why they invade homes this time of year. Prevent intrusive spiders this fall in your home by following helpful tips from PURCOR. From knowing common house spiders, where spiders hide, and why they [โ€ฆ]

A brown rat sits on the ground amidst fallen yellow leaves, embodying the essence of fall, near a body of water. The rat has a slightly curious expression, and the background shows blurred green and brown colors.
How to Prepare for Fall with Preventive Pest Control

The leaves are changing color, the temperature is dropping, and many of the critters that have been content to stay outdoors are going to start looking for shelter. If your home is an accommodating attraction, you might find yourself with one or more kinds of common house pests that you would rather live without. Donโ€™t [โ€ฆ]

Close-up of termites emerging from a mound of soil on a black surface. The insects, often known to eat up a home's sweat equity, have translucent bodies and are clustered together. The background is a plain grayish-blue.
How Termites Can Eat Up Your Homeโ€™s Sweat Equity

After years of work and serious investment, you anticipate that your home has increased or maintained its valueโ€”until you make a terrible discovery. While you were expending blood, sweat, tears, and big bucks to manage your homeโ€™s value, termites were putting in some hard work of their ownโ€”discovering and feasting on your home. At this [โ€ฆ]

Hands are pulling out a stubborn crabgrass weed from a lush patch of grass, demonstrating essential lawn care techniques.
Lawn Care Tips: What Does Crabgrass Look Like?

We all want a weed-free lawn. But what if those patches of weeds in your yard are actually crabgrass? Weโ€™ll help you identify this invasive grass weed and understand why it appeared in the first place. Youโ€™ll also learn how to get rid of crabgrass in the summer before it takes over your lawn. What [โ€ฆ]

A red toothbrush lies on a bathroom counter with several small ants, typical of summer, crawling over it. In the blurred background, a pink container and a white object are visibleโ€”a quiet reminder of how nature finds its way inside our house.
3 Reasons You Have Ants in Your House This Summer

If youโ€™re experiencing ants in your home during the summer, knowing why the invasion occurred is a must. From identifying common signs of ants to understanding what makes your home attractive to these insects, learn why warm-weather ant infestations occur โ€” and how to prevent them from happening again. Theyโ€™re Preparing for Winter So, why [โ€ฆ]

A mosquito is sitting on a person's skin, likely drawing blood. The blurred background, with its shades of green and pinkish-purple, seems to attract these pests effortlessly.
Tired of Mosquitoes? Learn How You May Be Attracting Them

Whether youโ€™re on an all-day family outing or lounging in the backyard, mosquitoes can put a damper on summer fun. Knowing what attracts mosquitoes can mean avoiding the misery of mosquito bitesโ€”plus potential exposure to a host of mosquito-borne illnesses. Donโ€™t let these pests spoil your warm-weather activities. Learn what draws mosquitoes so you can [โ€ฆ]

Close-up image of a brown bed bug with a segmented body and six legs, crawling on a textured, off-white surface. Ideal for bed bug identification, the insect appears to be in a stationary position.
What Do Bed Bug Bites Look Like?

Waking up to mysterious red marks on your body is never a good thing; suspecting bed bug bites might be even worse. Learning to identify these tiny bloodsuckersโ€™ bites can help eliminate an infestation more quickly. Find answers to questions like, โ€œCan bed bugs bite through clothesโ€ and โ€œHow long do bed bug bites lastโ€ [โ€ฆ]

A fly, one of the many types that often invade homes, is perched on a piece of food atop a textured, woven surface with green and yellow patterns. The fly faces left, its wings slightly spread.
3 Types of Flies That Invade Homes

Flies are so commonโ€”and so irritatingโ€”that you may not even realize there are different types of flies. While youโ€™re bound to see differences in their behaviors, you may not give much thought to whether youโ€™re dealing with a fruit fly, house fly or drain fly. But learning more about these pests can help you make [โ€ฆ]