Our North Carolina Pest Control Blog

Bugs are a part of life in North Carolina. There are many different types of bugs that call the state home, and each one can pose a unique threat to your home and health.

There are many different types of spiders in North Carolina. Some of the most common include the black widow, brown recluse, and hobo spiders. Each of these spiders is unique and can be found in different parts of the state.

Over the last several decades, the population of fire ants in North Carolina has been increasing. They've become notorious to people of all ages - from grade school children to mature adults - for their horrible, rapid stings.

Misunderstanding how pests invade homes, and how best to address them, can lead to missed opportunities for prevention or, worse, worsening infestations. Let’s take a closer look at some of the most common pest control myths in North Carolina and clear up the confusion.

From the giant, hairy tarantula to the extraordinarily poisonous spider artificially enlarged in movies to match the size of its human prey, spiders have long been depicted as horrifying creatures. Thankfully, in reality, not all spiders are ruthless. In fact, most are friendly.

Your home is your safe place. You and your family expect to be protected from outside elements!

Termites can be tricky. They can stay hidden for years and by the time you notice the signs of damage to your home, it could be too late. Individually, they're small, of course, but this subterranean insect species collectively costs homeowners nationwide billions of dollars in damage.

What’s the buzz? Bees are essential to the environment and become increasingly active when the weather gets warmer.

The Queen City has done a lot to set itself apart in the Piedmont. It has emerged as a southern city for foodies, brims with thriving professionals and fresh talent, and has a skyline you cannot miss.

Are you ready for termite season? Here at Triangle Pest Control, we certainly are ready to provide our termite control services in Raleigh! Every year, reproductive termites leave their nests and fly away in large groups.

June through August is mosquito season in North Carolina. Among the pests of summer, mosquitoes are considered the most dangerous. Not only is their bite painful and prone to infection, but some species of mosquitoes transmit diseases to people and pets.

Spiders in your home or an abundance of spiders outside are a nuisance. After all, no one anywhere gladly welcomes a host of these eight-legged creatures and their webs into the places they sleep, eat and spend time with family.

If asked to make a list of common suspect areas for roach infestations, most locals would probably be quick to spout off the walls, foundations, wet areas, and the pantry. But your coffee maker? It's true. Find out how to keep roaches away.

When you first settled in Charlotte, it’s likely that your visions of homeownership included activities such as painting, furnishing and hosting backyard barbecues.

Reaching up to 50mm in length with large wings and the reproductive power to produce hundreds of eggs in a lifetime, the Palmetto Bug is among the most hated of pests in the Queen City. Here are our top tips to prevent an invasion!