All Buzz And No Bite: The Top 5 Pest Control Myths
It’s that time of year again when the weather starts to cool down, and the pests come out to play. Ants in the kitchen, spiders in the bathroomā€”ugh! Before you reach for the Raid, take a read through this list of pest control myths. You just might be able to solve your pest problem without any harsh chemicals.
Whether you’re a homeowner or not, you’ve probably heard at least one of the following pest control myths. But don’t be fooledā€”just because something sounds plausible doesn’t mean it’s true! Here are the top 5 myths about pest control, debunked.
Pest Control Is Just A Gimmick
It’s all about marketing and who can market themselves the best, right? Wrong! Pest control companies rely on their technicians to educate people about pests and pest prevention–it’s not just a simple gimmick or way to boost sales. I’ve heard some hilarious myths over the years, but the truth is that pest control is a real, necessary thing.
Pests Only Live Outside
This is one of the most common myths about pests. People seem to think that pests only live in dirty, dark places and that they’re only an issue if you have a massive infestation. The fact is, pests can and will invade your home if they have the opportunity. Pests can be found anywhere and everywhere, so it’s important to take preventative measures to keep them out.
Pests Only Bite/Sting Humans
Again, this is a common myth that just isn’t true. Pests will go after any food source they can find, whether human, pet, or plant-based. Pests can also carry diseases that can harm humans and pets, so it’s essential to take precautions against them.
Pest Control Is Expensive And Not Worth It
This is a personal preference issue, but pest control is definitely worth the investment. Pests can be a serious health and safety risk, and pest control services are not that expensive on a grand scale.
Pest Control Never Works
This is just ridiculous–if your pest control company isn’t doing their job, find another one! Pest control has come a long way in recent years, so it’s worth it to find a company you can count on. Pest control is a real necessity, so don’t cut corners when it comes to your protection.
ConclusionĀ
Residential pest control isn’t just an optional thing–it’s necessary and important for your overall health and safety as well as the overall health of your home and property. Pests love to live and breed in dark, dirty places, so they’re never just an outside issue. Pests can carry diseases and cause serious damage if left untreated, and no one wants to deal with a pest infestation (and the resulting bill). Pest control has come a long way in the past few years–so it’s worth your time to invest in pest control services. Pests are serious business, so don’t cut corners for your pest protection. Feel free to contact us, and we would be happy to assist you.