Pest Control Unlimited Blog

Living in Southern New Hampshire comes with many perks, including beautiful scenery and quiet neighborhoods. However, with that beauty comes a challenge: pests. One minute, you’re enjoying a peaceful morning, and the next, you’re swatting at ants in your bathroom.  So, when is it time to stop Googling DIY fixes and call in a pest […]

One of the most unsettling experiences for any homeowner or business manager is finding small white worms in their premises — especially when crawling up walls, appearing near baseboards, or emerging from unexpected corners. Whether you run a commercial facility or manage a residential property, this discovery often raises immediate concerns about the cleanliness, pest infestations, […]

Ticks are a seasonal nuisance that can pose a persistent health threat to people and pets. As a New Hampshire resident, you’ll be better protected if you understand the different tick species prevalent in the area, how to identify them, and the health risks they carry. In this guide, we’ll cover the types of ticks […]

Ticks are a common problem in Massachusetts, especially during the warmer months. These tiny pests pose serious health risks, carrying diseases like Lyme disease and anaplasmosis. Taking the right precautions when spending time outdoors or maintaining a tick-free property is crucial. This guide covers effective tick prevention strategies for Massachusetts residents, including personal protection, landscaping […]

Mosquitoes can make it hard to enjoy outdoor spaces. They bite, spread diseases, and thrive in New Hampshire’s warm, humid summers. If pesky insects are swarming your yard, taking steps to reduce their population is essential. Pest Control Unlimited works with homeowners and businesses across the region, providing customized treatments for long-term relief from mosquitoes. […]

Ticks can pose serious health risks to your family and pets. They carry diseases like Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever, which can cause serious health complications if left untreated. As a homeowner, keeping your outdoor spaces safe is essential for making the most of summer activities. If your family is at risk from […]