Pests
Learn About The Pests Invading Your Home
Here are some commonly found invaders that should be eliminated at their
earliest sightings:
Conehead Termite
Southeastern Drywood Termite
Western Drywood Termite
Florida Dampwood Termite
Desert Dampwood Termite
Western Subterranean Termite
Light Southeastern Subterranean Termite
Dark Southeastern Subterranean Termite
Desert Subterranean Termite
Arid-land Subterranean Termite
Australian Roach
Cuban Cockroach
Surinam Roach
Thief Ant
Pyramid Ant
Pavement Ant
Elongated Twig Ant
Sedge Weeds
Grassy Weeds
Broadleaf Weeds
Iguanas
Powderpost Beetle
Mediterranean Meal Moth
Mealworms
Indian Meal Moth
Granary Weevil
Drugstore Beetle
Cigarette beetle
Q-Biotype
Sweet Potato Whitefly
Rugose Spiraling Whitefly
Ficus Whitefly
Palm Weevil
Leaf Hopper
Midge
Leaf Miner
Snails
Bougainvillea Looper
Gall Wasp
Mites
Thrip
Armored Scale
Soft Scale
Mealybugs
Aphids
Sri Lanka Weevil
Rust Fungus
Lethal Viral Necrosis
Gray Leaf Spot
Fairy Ring
Dollar Spot Fungus
Brown Patch Fungus
Nematodes
Ground Pearls
Mole Cricket
Tuttle Mealybug
Cutworms
Sod Webworm
Fall Armyworm
Earthworms
Chinch Bugs
Grubs
Opossum
Moles
Bats
Armadillos
Raccoons
Fleas
Dog Fleas
Cat Flea
Black-Legged Tick
Gulf Coast Tick
American Dog Tick
Lone Star Tick
Brown Dog Tick
Mosquitoes
Sowbug
Pillbug
Millipedes
Scorpions
Field Crickets
Silverfish
Spider Beetle
Sawtooth Grain Weevil
Angoumois Grain Moth
Drain Fly
Humpback Fly
Green Bottle Fly
Stable Fly
Fruit Fly
House Fly
Horse Fly
Asian Cockroach
Brown Banded Cockroach
Australian Cockroach
Oriental Cockroach
American Cockroach
German Cockroach
House Spider
Banana Spider
Spiny Orb Weaver
Wolf Spider
Black Widow
Brown Recluse
Daddy Long Legs
House Mouse
Roof Rat
Norway Rat
Deer Mice
Formosan Termite
Eastern Subterranean Termite
Drywood Termite
Dampwood Termite
Asian Termite
Yellow Jacket
Paper Wasps
Mud Dauber
Honey Bee
Carpenter Bee
Bumble Bee
Bald Faced Hornet
Africanized Bees
White-Footed Ant
Tawny Ant
Pharaoh Ant
Ghost Ant
Florida Carpenter Ant
Fire Ant
Black Crazy Ant
Big Headed Ant
Argentine Ants
