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Occasional Invader Classification For Identifying Purposes
The occasional invader is what scientists have deemed insects that invade homes on specific occasions. Like most insect species, the occasional invader venture indoors in search of food and shelter. The big difference between the pests that invade homes to overwinter, the occasional invader never intends to outstay its welcome. Occasional invader species include the following:
Why Is My Home Infested With Occasional Invaders?
Occasional invader infestations are rare, but when they develop, you will know it. If your home is infested with one or more of these insect species, your pest barrier is lacking in one way or another. A pest barrier is exactly as its name entails. It puts a barrier between your home and occasional invaders.
Are Occasional Invader Infestations Dangerous?
Occasional invader insect species have not been linked to human or animal diseases or parasites. They are more of a nuisance insect than a health threat to humans or animals. Since the insect does not reproduce indoors, there is little need to be concerned about a full-blown infestation.
How To Eradicate Occasional Invader Infestations Safely?
Occasional invader infestations are not as complex as other pest infestations. However, they can be annoying and messy if you decide to not intervene in a timely manner. We recommend a combination of our commercial-grade pest control pesticides and traps to target mild to moderate occasional invader infestations. We also recommend rebuilding and improving your home’s pest barrier. It would never hurt to give the DIY pest control a shot, but do not hesitate to ask up to intervene at any time. We will build on your existing pest control plan to deliver maximum results. In the meantime, you can utilize a vacuum cleaner to control the population of occasional invaders in your home. After each vacuum, safely remove the disposal bag and transport it outdoors to a safe area. You can decide whether or not it is a good idea to free the pests at this point.
When Should I Expect The Exterminator To Arrive At My Home?
Once we receive your pest control request, our customer support team will schedule you an in-home visit for a consultation and/or visual inspection. We can have an exterminator dispatched to your home within 24 to 48 hours of the initial request.
Are Occasional Invader Pesticides And Insecticides Dangerous?
Our pest control products consist of brands that have been approved by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). EPA-approved pesticides and insecticides have been deemed “safe” by qualified experts as long as they are handled, stored, and administered per the manufacturer’s recommendations. To minimize any further risks, we heed the EPA pesticide regulations and recommendations. We always combine multiple pest control products and methods to achieve the quickest results because we understand these pests are in an intrusion in your home.
Is It Possible To Prevent Future Occasional Invader Infestations?
Yes, as long as you control the occasional invader population around your home. Our occasional invader pest management includes routine visual in-home inspections and intervention when needed. In the meantime, we recommend that you take advantage of our pest management tips provided below:
- Creating a cleaning schedule, targeting problematic areas, such as the kitchen and dining room
- Remove all trash to an outside trash bin regularly
- Seal access points around doors and windows with waterproof sealants
- Repair plumbing leaks and damaged windows and doors
- Install dehumidifiers in high-humidity areas
- Improve the ventilation in high-humidity areas by installing fans and vents
- Inspect all items that come into your home immediately
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