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Rodents are prone to seek warm environments when the colder months arrive. Its is very common for homeowners to reach into their attics and notice evidence of rats or mice. Rodents are extremely good at climbing and can get into nearly any space size. If you may be threated by rodents, view of blog for more information.
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Each year a majority of the deaths of citrus trees and ornamentals is caused from whiteflies in Florida. The two most common whiteflies in Florida are the SIlverleaf Whitefly and Citrus Whitefly. Read through our blog for informational details including how to determine infestations.
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There are many pests that specifically target ornamentals or shrubs in Florida. Pest Control is required for the constant monitoring of your prized shrubbery. For informational tips and facts on the pests that threat your shrubs or ornamentals, view our blog.

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Winter months are typical for a peak of rodent infestation reports. The rats and mice are in need of warm shelter and can easily find it in your home. Unfortunately, rodents bring along many dangerous diseases with them. They are able to contaminate 10 times the amount of food they can eat. Preparing your home for winter by closing all passage ways inside is the best protection. Learn more on the benefits of rodent control by clicking this link:
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Florida Carpenter Ants are among the biggest nuisance in South Florida. This species of ant is challenging to eradicate from homes and buildings. The ants favor tight hard to reach areas in your home making gaining access to them difficult. There are very few reports of Carpenter Ants causing infrastructure damage luckily.

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Florida Carpenter Ants are among the biggest nuisance in South Florida. This species of ant is challenging to eradicate from homes and buildings. The ants favor tight hard to reach areas in your home making gaining access to them difficult. There are very few reports of Carpenter Ants causing infrastructure damage luckily.

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Understanding proper techniques for mowing your Florida lawn is essential to having a healthy lawn. Many residents are constantly making mistakes that cost them that green luscious lawn they envy. Florida's landscapes are made up of many beautiful types of grasses. Learn about your grass through our blog and the best mowing practices.

The main tip to mowing is to never mow more than 1/3 of the length of the grass blade. This results in scalping. This is when your lawn burns easily in the sun and turnms brown and dry.

Grasscycling in Florida is important to help keep our environment healthy and beautiful. Learn more about grasscycling in our blog.

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Many South Florida residents make the same mistake of over watering their lawns. This causes much harm to their lawns.

A shallow root sytem is a cause of over watering. This is harming the grass by subjecting it to diseases and insects. A deep root system makes a lawn more tolerate towards droughts.

Your lawn will tell you when it needs water. Signs include: wilting, leaf blades will fold in half, footprints will stick, and a bluish color.

A Florida lawn should only receive 1/2" - 3/4" of water. View our blog to learn how to tell if that’s what your lawn gets. Also available on the blog are more tips on how to keep your lawn healthy and fertilized.


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Have you been noticing yellow patches in your lawn? Well do not ignore the problem. You may have Chinch Bugs. These are insects that survive off the juices inside the grass. Chinch Bugs will eat away at your grass until they are treated for. During winter months they hide under the soil till warm weather comes and they will pick back up where they left off. Chinch bugs are the leading cause to lawn damage in South Florida.

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Fleas are common among pet owners in South Florida. At the mark of warm weather the infestations peak. These external parasites are known for transmitting harmful diseases and other parasites to their host. Read our blog to learn about the types of diseases they may spread. The problem that many residents do not realize is that it is not the adult fleas in which they have to only treat for. It is the eggs that they lay. Flea eggs make up 50% of the population and only 5% of adults! Click here to read our blog on Fleas and learn on ways to treat and avoid them.

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