Ticks – Tiny Threats with Big Consequences

Ticks are more than just irritating — they can pose serious health risks by transmitting diseases like Lyme disease. As people and pets spend more time outdoors this spring, tick prevention is essential.

• Keep your lawn trimmed and remove leaf litter to eliminate tick-friendly habitats.
• Wear long sleeves and pants when walking through wooded or grassy areas.
• Regularly inspect your pets for ticks and speak with your veterinarian about effective prevention.

Cockroaches – Unwanted Springtime Guests

Cockroaches thrive in warm, moist environments, making spring the perfect time for them to become more active. These pests not only contaminate food but can also trigger allergies and asthma.

• Seal up cracks, crevices, and any gaps where they might be sneaking in.
• Store food in airtight containers and clean up spills promptly.
• Address moisture issues by fixing leaky pipes and improving ventilation in bathrooms and basements.

Ants – The Marching Menace

Ants may be small, but in springtime they travel in armies — and your kitchen is often their destination. Once they find a food source, they’ll keep coming back unless stopped.

• Sweep floors, wipe down counters, and keep food sealed to avoid attracting them.
• Remove trash frequently and keep pet food tightly sealed.
• Ask about exterior perimeter treatments to block ant entry before it starts.

Partnering with Professionals – Bug-A-Pest’s Expertise

While prevention helps, some infestations need a professional touch. That’s where Bug-A-Pest comes in.

• Our customized pest control plans are built around your home’s unique needs.
• With over 30 years of experience, we understand Ohio’s pest patterns inside and out.
• We guarantee satisfaction and offer proactive treatments that keep pests away — not just react when they arrive.

Secure Your Home This Spring

Don’t wait until pests make themselves at home. Contact Bug-A-Pest Termite & Pest Control today for a free inspection and expert solutions tailored to protect your home throughout the spring season — and beyond.