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    Why winter services are important
    Oct 10, 2023

    Why Winter Pest Control Service is Essential

    Hello and welcome back to our blog, specially crafted for you by your friends at Serv Pest Solutions. As the trusted partner for all things pest control, we always seek to provide you with the latest industry advice and tips to keep your home and business pest-free. Today, we're looking at a topic that might surprise you—it's about the importance of winter pest control services. 


    For many, pests are associated with warmer seasons; however, winter brings its set of unique pest problems. Let’s explore why a winter pest control service is not merely optional, but essential.


     **Preventative Measures**

     

    Remember the old saying, "Prevention is better than cure"? This adage holds true in the world of pest control as much as it does elsewhere. Winter inspections could uncover hidden pest entry points, as most pests seek a warmer environment when the outside temperatures drop, and that could be your home! A quality pest control service will identify such entry points and shore them up, preventing any infestations.


    **Pests Don’t Hibernate**


    Contrary to popular belief, pests do not hibernate in winter. Many pests, such as rodents, spiders, and cockroaches, stay active throughout the year. They usually find a cozy place to nest during colder months, which could be in the insulation of your walls or attic. Regular winter service can ensure these visitors are shown the exit before they get comfortable.


     **Health Risks**


     Many pests can pose significant health risks. Pests like rodents carry dangerous diseases that could put your family at risk. Moreover, the droppings and urine of pests can lead to allergies and asthma, which are particularly problematic in the winter months when homes are typically sealed off from the outside air.


    **Pre-Spring Treatment**


     Another benefit of winter pest control is that it prepares your home or business to be in the best possible condition when pests are most active in warmer months. By treating and strengthening your home's defenses during winter, you'll have an easier job controlling pests during their peak season.


    While DIY options may seem attractive, hiring professionals like us promises an effective, thorough and long-lasting solution. Our trained staff knows where pests hide, what signs to look for, and how to eradicate any potential infestations. In addition, regular winter pest control service can help you avoid the damage, diseases, and general discomfort that pests can bring to your home. 


    Now that you know the importance of a winter pest control service, why not get ahead of the curve and ensure you're all set for the colder months? Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you weather this winter pest-free. Stay warm, and more importantly, stay pest-free this winter.


    Until next time!



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