Occasional Invaders

Occasional invaders tend to enter residential dwellings from time to time. As the name implies, they occasionally enter homes. Many pests fit into this category. As a result, it is difficult to know why they’re entering your home and what they’re looking for. Thankfully, most of these pests aren’t dangerous but it is a good idea to get rid of them anyway. Some of the most common occasional invaders include pillbugs, crickets, beetles, silverfish, spiders, cluster flies, earwigs, and centipedes.

Reasons For Occasional Invaders

Occasional invaders may enter your home for several reasons. Once you’ve identified the species, you’ll likely know why they’ve invaded. Some will do so because they’re searching for food. Others are looking for shelter or water.

Dangers

When you find pests in your home, you’re likely going to be concerned. You’ll want to get rid of them swiftly and cautiously. However, you need to realize that some pests are more dangerous than others. In terms of most occasional invaders, most of them are harmless. Even if they enter your home, they shouldn’t reproduce inside.

Getting Rid Of Occasional Invaders

The best way to deal with occasional invaders is to stop them from invading. If they enter your home, you’ll need to get rid of them using a vacuum. Grab your vacuum and use it to suck up the pests. Once you’ve done that, you’ll want to enter the contents of the vacuum outside. However, there is a risk that you’re dealing with a handful of occasional invaders. If there are too many, contact a professional and let them fix the problem. Our exterminators can help you find out how the pests are getting into your home.

We have several solutions so we can help you deal with this problem swiftly.

How Soon Will You Start?

Contact our Tulsa office to talk to one of our representatives. We should be able to contact you within 24 to 48 hours.

Our Treatments Are Safe

Ultimately, we only provide safe treatments. We wouldn’t use dangerous products around our loved ones so we’re not going to use them in your home either. We offer treatments that are safe for you, your loved ones, your pets, and your plants. These EPA-registered products are safe and reliable.

Preventing Occasional Invader Invasions

Use the steps below to stop these pests from invading your home.

• Make sure that you clean your kitchen several times each weak.
• Store all of your food products in airtight containers that can be sealed.
• Eliminate entry points to keep them outside.
• Fix water leaks around your home and eliminate moisture issues.
• Be sure that your crawlspace and attic are properly ventilated.
• Check your bags and boxes before bringing them inside.

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