Pest Library

Identify the American cockroach, often called a palmetto bug, and tell it apart from smokybrown and German roaches. Learn the signs and prevention tips.

Wolf spiders look intimidating but are usually harmless. Learn to identify them, tell them apart from a brown recluse, and protect your Alabama home.

American dog ticks can carry Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Learn how to identify them, reduce tick activity in your yard, and protect your family.

Rats gnaw through wiring, contaminate food, and spread fast once they're in. Learn how to identify them and protect your Alabama home.

Identify German cockroaches, the small indoor roach common in Alabama homes. Learn the signs of infestation, prevention tips, and when to call a pro.

Learn how to identify brown recluse spiders, spot the signs, and keep them out of your home. No-contract pest control from Envirogreen in East Alabama.

One pair of house mice can multiply into thousands in a year. Learn the signs of mice in your Alabama home and how to keep them from getting inside.

Yellow jackets peak in late summer and fall in Alabama and can sting repeatedly. Learn how to spot hidden nests before mowing or yard work turns dangerous.

Argentine ants form super-colonies with hundreds of thousands of workers, and store-bought baits alone rarely stop them. Learn the signs and when to call a pro.

Identify subterranean termites, know the warning signs, and learn prevention tips for Alabama homes.

Spot a lone star tick by the white dot on the female’s back and tell it apart from dog and deer ticks. Learn where it lives in Alabama and its bite risks.

Fire ant mounds are a common sight in Alabama yards. Learn how to identify them, what the stings mean for your family and pets, and how we can help.

Only adult fleas live on your pet. The eggs, larvae, and cocoons hiding in your home far outnumber them. Learn the signs and how to break the flea cycle.

Alabama mosquitoes can carry West Nile virus and other diseases. Learn how to identify them, reduce breeding sites, and protect your family and pets.