Pest Control Unlimited Blog

As much as we don’t like to think about it, pests can (and often do) find their way into even the cleanest restaurants. From seasonal ants and beetles to cockroaches and rodents, there is a wide range of critters and creepy crawlers waiting for the right opportunity to infiltrate your building and make your eatery […]

Best bug pest control can pose a serious challenge for homeowners, well, pretty much everywhere. A common misconception is that these tiny, flat, and wingless critters will only overtake a bed or mattress. However, that is not entirely true. While mattresses, bed frames, headboards, and box springs are favored habitats for bed bugs, they can […]

Here in New England, the warmer seasonal months bring with them all manner of bug activity. One of the most prevalent bugs throughout spring, summer, and fall? Ants. It seems that, as soon as winter starts to thaw, these arduous little creatures begin to emerge, wreaking havoc on our lawns as well as making their […]

A pest infestation at your office or rental facility is bad for business. A single unwanted pest can quickly leave a bad impression on clients, customers, and employees. Additionally, even a small swarm can arrive with a voracious appetite and cause significant damage to your building and capital assets, making it essential to resolve the […]

It’s no secret that bees can have a significant and positive impact on our environment. These tiny creatures play a critical role in pollinating our plants, helping to sustain our ecosystems. They also make honey, a natural food substance used in a multitude of natural byproducts and organic health alternatives. But sometimes, they aren’t so […]

If you live in Massachusetts, you already know firsthand that ticks are a major concern for humans and pets alike. These nasty parasites carry and transmit a wide range of severe — and potentially fatal — illnesses. Here in Massachusetts, some of the most commonly found tick-borne diseases include Lyme Disease, Anaplasmosis, and Babesiosis. Unfortunately, […]