Although winter weather is heading our way we only usually only get a few really cold freezing days and the rest of the season is just wet and miserable. Mild winters allow insects and rodents breeding season to be longer and more successful. And, over the last couple years a lot of pests have been showing up earlier in the spring. In the winter, some pests burrow into the ground, lay their eggs deep in the soil and others reduce level of activity or survive in our homes where there is heat, shelter, food and moisture. A few things that you can do is removing any surplus water from melting ice and snow – as all pests need water. Rake leaves and avoid piling anything close to your home.
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