The types of pest control needed in Johnson County, Kansas varies from other parts of the country. With our cold winters, hot and humid summers and wet springs, we see a broad range of pests with varying life cycles. If you’re looking for pest control tips in Overland Park or Olathe, keep on reading for rodent control and insect extermination guidelines.
Types of Pests in Johnson County, KS
- Ants – While prevalent in much of the country, they are a very common pest in Johnson County, KS as well. To keep ants out of your home, keep kitchens dry and free of crumbs.
- Clover Mites – These tiny red critters are a nuisance as they bite unsuspecting victims trying to enjoy a walk through the grass. Being so small, mites can enter through even the smallest opening so ensuring your screens fit tightly is a good way to prevent entry from these or other pests.
- Fleas – A pest normally found when pets are involved, but can live for a few weeks without a food source. They are small, fast and can quickly overtake any soft surface including carpets, rugs, curtains, upholstery and bedding.
- Japanese Beetles – An awful threat to tress and bushes, these beetles usually do not bother humans. There are many consumer-use products that you can use to treat trees with to battle infestations or a lawn care company may complete an application for you.
- Wasps, Hornets and Yellow Jackets – Fortunately these pests rarely enter our home, but some may bore in outside awnings, decks or eaves. We offer pest control spray treatments or you can seal up their holes to deter further damage.
- Rodents – These furry pests, with quick breeding rates can easily become destructive and cause a health hazard to food supplies. Keeping items in plastic or metal containers and trash sealed away help deter them from using your home as a food source.
How Can Pest Control Company, Milberger Help You?
With over 80 years in the industry, we have tried and true methods and training for our staff to ensure optimum results for our customers in Olathe and Overland Park in Johnson County, KS. Our rodent control bait technology will not disturb residents or pets, but will effectively kills mice and rats and our barrier treatments around the perimeter of your home keep other pests out for good.