Summer 2019 Brooklyn New York City Pest Control & Green Exterminator

🌞 Greetings 🌞 from your neighborhood Eco-Friendly + New York State Licensed Brooklyn & Manhattan Pest Control Team.

We are officially in the peak of Summer here in the greater New York City area! We find ourselves in the season with the most aggressive pest activity. The warm temperatures bring out seasonal invaders as well as an increase in the procreation of the usual suspects, we are not the only one’s who have been waiting for this time to enjoy the nice weather!

Some summer pests you may find in Brooklyn & NYC are ants, stinging insects, cockroaches, bed bugs and mosquitoes. Depending on your location in the metropolitan area of New York the Summer also tends to bring Bees, Wasps Ticks & Fleas. Old foraging & nesting patterns are again becoming re-established.

At Evergreen Eco Pest Control we spend this time carefully applying the barriers in New York Spaces in order to prevent Summertime pests from re-establishing their presence in your homes & businesses. This Summer is a critical time to be sure to sustain protection in your space from any pest infestations.

Here is some educational information about how some of the New York summer pests operate in our region. Knowing some of these details can definitely help raise awareness in your home or business & help you prevent and identify any activity. Many of these New York summer pests are not easily eliminated with home remedies or other makeshift techniques.
At Evergreen Eco Pest Control New York we take the time to preserve the integrity of your space; we use human and pet safe techniques & treatment technology that is health conscious in order to eliminate infestations as well as integrated pest management methods to prevent future infestations.

Ants:
Ants have always been quick to make their entrance in early summer. Ants are looking for food and will invade any home that has available sources of food and water. Windows and doors are open which makes it that much easier for them to gain entrance. They invade your cupboards and pantries, looking for crumbs, left over food items and spilled drinks. Those food-searching worker ants will quickly make it known that food is available and before you know it, you have a full-blown ant invasion.

Stinging insects:
There are several stinging insects, some of which include bees, hornets, wasps and yellow jackets. Warm temperatures usher in the reproductive season and blooming flowers. Stinging insects come out in full force. Their stings are very unpleasant and can also cause health issues from infections, allergic reactions and nausea. While their existence and natural pollination abilities are beneficial and even necessary, there remains the fact that they could be a threat to your outdoor activities. It certainly will take a professional pest control specialist to locate their nest and remove it as well as treat the pest invasion.

Cockroaches:
Cockroaches easily made the top 5 list of summer pests. They thrive in warm temperatures and build nests near food sources. They are not normally seen in daylight hours unless there is an extreme infestation but can be found in kitchens under cabinets, stoves and refrigerators. The nasty cockroach can quickly contaminate food and leave germs everywhere they go. A cockroach infestation in a home can cause allergy and asthma problems from their droppings, saliva, and shed skin and body parts.

Bed bugs:
Summer activities often include traveling with public transportation and staying in motels. Unfortunately, bed bugs also travel from motel to motel and are quite adept at hitchhiking a ride to your home. You can be assured that anywhere there are people, there is a great chance that there will also be bed bugs. These nocturnal pests are not always easy to see unless one is well trained on how to search for them. Decrease your chances of bringing these uninvited pests home with you by carefully inspecting motel rooms prior to bringing in your luggage.

Mosquitoes:
Summer is peak season for mosquitoes although the exact start of the season is determined by temperature and rainfall. Those hot, steamy days are ideal for mosquitoes to emerge from hibernation. Mosquitoes must have standing water to breed, lay eggs and mature. Summer months usually mean mud puddles, clogged rain gutters, water trays under potted plants and wading pools, giving these buzzing pests a breeding playground. So, try to remember that the more standing water available on your property, the greater the population of mosquitoes you will be dealing with.