• Large amounts of children are there all day
• Large amounts of food are stored and served

Schools provide many common pests with everything they need to thrive, and when the cold weather arrives, pests are eager to get inside for warmth. When it comes to school pest control, everyone in the building (especially staff and adult volunteers) should be on the lookout for the signs and symptoms of common classroom pests, but how do you make sure everyone is on the same page?

Spiders can be a severe nuisance to homeowners, not just because they’re creepy, but because they like to leave sticky webs all over homes…both inside and outside! If you have noticed an issue with spiders around your Utah property (or any property for that matter), there are a number of easy, low-cost solutions you can use to get rid of them. Just be prepared: spider control is an ongoing effort!

As the days get shorter and the weather turns colder, it is not uncommon to notice more spiders in and around your home or building. While this may be alarming at first, you can have some peace of mind that most spiders are not dangerous, and the ones that pose a threat prefer to stay safely hidden. So, why are there so many spiders in the fall, and what can you do to keep spiders and their webs away from your house?

Are there bats in Utah? If you spend time outside during the autumn evenings, you probably know the answer to this question, as it is not uncommon to see bats flapping around in the moonlight on crisp fall evenings. Should you be worried?

If you see bats swooping around your home, don’t panic, but do keep an eye on things.

Bats are an important part of a healthy and balanced ecosystem, especially when it comes to pest control. They eat large numbers of nuisance insects, including moths and mosquitoes, but they can also infest Utah attics and crawlspaces in their search for a place to hibernate during the winter.

How do you keep bats outside where they belong?