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Ohio Pest Control
Just like other parts of the United States, Ohio is a host of an extensive array of pests. Therefore, there is no time of the year your Ohio home will be safe from pests in the absence of their proper control measures.
Climate’s effect on Ohio pests
The diverse climate conditions experienced in Ohio influence the presence of homes. For instance, when the temperatures are extremely low, especially during winter, some pest seeks refuge in homes and will come out again when the temperatures rise in a warmer season. On the other hand, warm seasons like summer sees the activity of the majority of pests, including reproduction increase. Some of them will invade homes to get food and shelter.
Importance of pest control in Ohio
Bearing in mind the susceptibility that many homes in Ohio have to pests, pest control is essential. Ohio pest control helps in the reduction of diseases and damages resulting from pest infestations.[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]
Top five Ohio pests
These are some of the most common household pests in Ohio:
A house mouse is a light brown or gray to black rodent that tends to live in or near human dwelling places. House mice will invade your home to avoid inclement outdoor weather and predators.
Subterranean Termites are among the most common termite species in the United States. They are a serious problem for homeowners due to the damage they cause to the wooden components of their buildings.
- Centipede
Besides having a creepy look, centipedes (some of them though) can bite humans if they feel threatened. They too have been a major concern to the residents of Ohio.
American cockroaches are the largest common cockroach species. Their presence in your home put you and your family at risk of getting various diseases including dysentery and cholera.
Although they don’t spread diseases, carpenter ants can cause serious structural damage to your home if they form a nest there. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/3″][vc_single_image image=”1931″ img_size=”full”][/vc_column][/vc_row]