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The Right Termite Control Products Matter the Most

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Termites

Once you find out that your home has been infested with termites, you must work quickly. The longer that the termites live in your home, the more damage they will cause. Of course, acting quickly should not mean you choose the first pest control company that you come across. Instead, you need to take the time to choose a company that uses a quality product to destroy the termites in your home. Without the right product, the termites could survive and your house could suffer from extensive damage.

There are two main products that should be in the arsenal used by the company that you choose: Termidor and Sentricon. For you to better understand why these products are the best, you need to learn a little more about them.

Termidor: The Barrier Termite Treatment

Termidor is considered a barrier treatment because of the way it works. This treatment is largely used to protect a home from the pests, but it can be used to kill the bugs as well. Here are some of the things that Termidor can do.

  • Create a protective barrier around the home to properly protect from termites.
  • Pass on the pesticide from one termite to the next so even those who never came in contact with the barrier can be eliminated.
  • Does not work as a repellent that chases away termites. Instead, it allows the termites to walk through the barrier without knowing they are walking through poison.

Termidor can be placed in a barrier around a home or it can even be injected into the internal structure of the home to protect it from termites or to kill current infestations.

Sentricon: The Baiting Termite Treatment

With this system, small, bait stations are placed logistically around the home. They look like small, plastic disks from the surface, but they include spikes underneath them that are baited with treated cellulose (wood). The Sentricon system can be used to protect a home from termites, but it also can kill termite colonies quickly. This is why:

Termite feeders will only go a short distance from the home and they will take digested wood or cellulose to the rest of the colony. When the termites go to the bait, they will take that baited wood back to their colony and therefore infect all of the termites. The treatment used in the Sentricon stations will work as a growth deterrent and will effectively kill off the whole termite colony before it can do damage to the home that the system is protecting.

Sentricon is considered to be an environmentally friendly method of dealing with termites in a home or protecting a home from new termite infestations.  It does not release any type of toxin or poison into the ground or in your home, so your family and pets will be completely safe around the system.

Choosing the Company

The most important thing to remember when you have a termite infestation is that you need to choose the right termite control company. You will want to look for a company that provides termite treatment with Sentricon or Termidor, as these two methods will be the most effective in treatment, protection, and prevention.

If you discover that you have termites, then you will want to work fast so that the bugs cannot do thousands of dollars in damage to your home. Choose a company that uses the best products to deal with the termite problem in your home. The better the product, the more quickly the termites can be controlled and removed so that they will cause no further damage.

Melissa Stewart is a writer for DugasPestControl.com. Dugas Pest Control offers pest management services in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

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January 24, 2013 at 6:24 pm Comment (1)

How to Eliminate Rodents From Around the Home

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Rodents

A lot of households have had the unpleasant experience of rodents living and breeding in their roofs, kitchen cupboards and gardens. They’re unhygienic, carry disease and are an unwelcome presence in every home. In this post I will describe the enemy, its habitat, biology and give handy hints on ways to eliminate them from your home and ensure they don’t return.

Description

The most commonly found rodent pests in Australia are the house mice (weighing approx. 20g); roof rats (260g); and Norway or sewer rats (450g). They are mammals, which means they are warm-bodied, covered in fur, give birth to live young and lactate. Their teeth grow constantly, so in order to keep them sharp and at a manageable length they must continually gnaw on things like wood. Rodents are responsible for spreading over 35 diseases worldwide, which can be transmitted to humans both directly and indirectly through insects and food contamination.

Habitat

Rodents live in nests they build in warm, sheltered locations such as wall cavities, cupboards, ceilings and under floors. Their nests are constructed with materials they collect, such scraps of fabric, paper, hair and feathers. Rodents typically build their nests within meters of food sources, and only leave their nest in search of food. They are nocturnal so most of their activity is at night.

Biology

Mice generally have 5 to 10 litters of 10-12 young a year, reach full maturity in 7 weeks and can live for up to approximately 12 months. Rats on the other hand can have up to 14 litters of 10 young a year, reach maturity in 5 weeks and can live for up to 3 years.

Rodents can jump 30cm vertically, squeeze through 6mm openings and are highly adept climbers. They have poor eyesight but compensate for this with a keen sense of hearing, highly developed taste and touch senses.

What You Can Do To Limit Infestation

Because rodents tend to live close to food sources, knowing where they are likely to go to eat is key to controlling them in your home.

  • Clean up food spills and sweep kitchen floors daily.
  • Clear fallen fruit and nuts from your yard.
  • Remove pet dishes and leftovers after they have finished eating.
  • Remove animal waste as soon as possible.
  • Secure bathroom and kitchen vents.
  • Clean up yard waste that could act as a shelter.
  • Store firewood well off the ground.
  • Repair leaks and holes in the sewer system.
  • Trim dead fronds from palm trees.
  • Promptly remove dead or trapped rodents
  • Place bird food in feeders.
  • Flooring in aviaries should be concrete and cleaned regularly.
  • Avoid touching rodent pests.

If you continue to have problems with rodents in your home after trying these suggestions, there are a number of professional solutions that can help. Call your local pest control expert and they will be able to provide you with more information.

Keith Nightingale

Pest control expert with over 10 years experience in the industry.

http://www.termitrust.com.au

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January 21, 2013 at 4:52 pm Comments (0)

Bulwark Exterminating Phoenix Wins Prestigious Award

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Bulwark Pest Control’s Phoenix Branch Wins Angie’s List Award

Every year, Angie’s List awards their Super Service Award to outstanding businesses that go above and beyond for their customers. Bulwark Exterminating in Phoenix, AZ just happened to be recognized by Angie’s List as one such company this year. Bulwark has been awarded their Super Service Award in the category of Pest Control and Exterminating.

The Super Service Award From Angie’s List

Angie’s List Super Service Award is an elite acknowledgment that is awarded each year to the top five percent of service companies for achieving and maintaining high ratings on Angie’s List throughout the previous year. Essentially, the Super Service Award is determined by the customers who rate the services they receive.

This esteemed Super Service Award is highly acknowledged by members of Angie’s List because it illustrates Bulwark’s efforts directed toward quality work and customer service.

What is Angie’s List?

Customer review sites have become a go-to for consumers looking to make purchases, and Angie’s list happens to be one of the most frequently used customer review sites. Every month, some 65,000 members write reviews for companies in industries like automotive repair, health care, and home repair. Customers leave comments for services or products rendered, and rate them A, B, C, D, or F. It’s important to note that these reviews come strait from the consumer, and that companies cannot pay to be on Angie’s List.

You can find Angie’s List reviews for Bulwark Pest Control’s Phoenix branch by clicking here.

Bulwark Pest Control Reviews On Angie’s List

Bulwark Exterminating- Phoenix, along with all of Bulwark’s other branches, consistently receive exceptional customer reviews on Angie’s List. Here are just a few given by customers who received pest control services last year:

We like Bulwark Exterminating. They are very through and listen to what I have to say. They take care of the problem. They most recently came out and put down a granular treatment to get rid of ants. They will also spray inside or outside for bugs. They set traps by the doors. If we have scorpions they will do something for them as well. They will not charge more for the extra treatments. They give you a window frame for time and usually they come right in the middle of the time frame.

Overall Grade: A

-Perry S
Phoenix, AZ

Eric was the service man and he did a great job. He explained the process and chemicals to me and how they worked. He was very thorough and professional. Bulwark has a guarantee which is one reason I decided to give them a try. Also they promise to come re-spray if I request. It was an initial visit and the service man Eric sprayed powder behind electrical outlet panels in all the rooms and treated the doorways, windows and water pipes where bugs usually like to enter. He sprayed all over the yard by the house and fences.

Overall Grade: A

- Craig H.
Phoenix AZ

Responded to a deal on Angie’s List and very glad I did. The technician was right on time, very professional and explained everything he did. He wore booties inside my home which impressed me. He sprayed inside and out as well as putting deterrents under the dishwasher and refrigerator, which I would never have thought of. I will definitely continue using this company for maintenance service for my pest control. I will also recommend them to everyone. I am very happy with the professionalism of the technician. I will have to wait and see if the pests we are trying to keep at bay actually do stay away.

Overall Grade: A

-Vickie J.
Phoenix, AZ

Bulwark Exterminating In Phoenix

Bulwark Exterminating
10401 N 91st Ave
Peoria, AZ 85345
(623) 572-3016
bulwarkpestcontrol.com
 
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January 14, 2013 at 6:41 pm Comment (1)

Guide To MPMA PestWorld 2013 In Phoenix

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MPMA PestWorld 2013 Coming To Phoenix, AZ

 

PestWorld 2013 is coming to Phoenix,  AZ and will be held October 23-26 at the Phoenix Convention Center. The Phoenix Convention Center is located at 340 North 3rd Street in Downtown Phoenix. PestWorld is the foremost platform to conduct business in the pest control industry.

The PestWorld Experience

 

You can expect over 3,000 pest management professionals navigating hundreds of pest control related exhibits. Exhibitors and attendees alike reported PestWorld 2012 to be “the most cost-effective and efficient way to do business, shop for new products and services, and stay on the cutting edge of industry technology;” and you can expect PestWorld 2013 to be more of the same.

Attendees can also expect to learn the latest trends in pest control and pest control business through educational sessions led by experts. PestWorld 2013 can supply sales leads and cultivate existing client relationships for companies operating within the pest management industry.

For more information, visit http://www.npmapestworld.org/

Nearby Phoenix Hotels

 

If you plan on attending PestWorld 2013 here in Phoenix, your best bet for a hotel, and the hotel endorsed by PestWorld 2013, will be the Sheraton Phoenix Downtown Hotel. Another good choice for a nearby hotel would be The Hyatt Regency Phoenix or Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel by Marriott. The best reviewed hotel on Yelp is Hotel Palomar Phoenix. For a less expensive room, opt for The Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Phoenix Downtown-Ballpark, or Hotel San Carlos. Rooms at the Budget Lodge Downtown Phoenix, Budget Lodge Downtown Phoenix, and Americas Best Value Inn Phoenix Downtown have rooms for under $69.00.

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Sheraton Phoenix Downtown Hotel
340 North 3rd Street
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 262-2500
sheratonphoenixdowntown.com

The Hyatt Regency Phoenix
122 North 2nd Street
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 252-1234
hyatt.com

Hotel Palomar Phoenix
2 East Jefferson Street
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 253-6633
hotelpalomar-phoenix.com

Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel
50 East Adams Street
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 333-0000
marriott.com

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
Phoenix Downtown-Ballpark
620 North 6th Street
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 452-2020
hiexpress.com

Nearby Phoenix Restaurants

 

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Those attending MPMA PestWorld 2013 can expect to eat inside the Phoenix Convention Center, or you can frequent one of the many nearby restaurants. Here are a few recommendations that are located nearby:

Kincaid’s

This classic American grill has been artfully serving quality steaks, Fresh and innovative seafood since 1983. Enjoy a daily lunch, dinner or perhaps a special business or romantic occasion in our warm and inviting dining room.

Kincaid’s
2 South 3rd Street
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 340-0000
kincaids.com

The Arrogant Butcher

The Arrogant Butcher is located vary close to the Phoenix Convention Center, and is your go-to place for happy-hour. The fresh baked pretzels with fontina fondue come very highly recommended, with an amazing 53 mentions on Yelp.

The Arrogant Butcher
2 E Jefferson St #150
Phoenix, Arizona 85004
(602) 324-8502

Pizzeria Bianco

Pizzeria Bianco is constantly hyped by The Food Network, The Travel Channel, Oprah, Diane Sawyer; all because it just might be the best pizza west of New York City Get there early or you may wait almost three hours to get in.

Pizzeria Bianco
623 East Adams Street
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 258-8300
pizzeriabianco.com

Cibo

For lunch I would recommend Cibo. They offer excellent pizza and sandwiches.

Cibo
603 N 5th Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85003
(602) 441-2697
cibophoenix.com

Crudo

For tranquil ambiance, and raw sashimi with an Italian-style flare, try Crudo. At Crudo your options include 3, 4 or 5 Italian courses.

Crudo
3603 E Indian School Rd Ste B
Phoenix, AZ 85018
(602) 358-8666
crudoaz.com

Bliss ReBAR

This fine restaurant/bar may be a little bit of a walk from the Convention Center, but worth it. I know it might sound a little childish, but you have to try the mac and cheese… it just might be the best you’ve ever had.

Bliss ReBAR
901 N 4th St
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 795-1792
blissonfourth.com

Nobuo At Teeter House

Nobuo At Teeter House offers the city’s best Japanese, and comes highly reviewed on Yelp.

Nobuo At Teeter House
622 E Adams St
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 254-0600
nobuofukuda.com

Other Nearby Restaurants:

Hanny’s
40 North 1st Street
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 252-2285
hannys.net

Hard Rock Cafe
3 South 2nd Street #117
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 261-7625
hardrock.com

Majerle’s Sports Grill
24 North 2nd Street
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 253-0118
majerles.com

Other Events and Activities

 

When you’re done with all the activities planned during the PestWorld convention, there are a few things you can do in downtown Phoenix. Catch a performance at Symphony Hall. Check out the IMAX theater and learn all about the human body at the Arizona Science Center. If you are interested in the performing arts, catch a performance at the Herberger Theater. For something a little more laid back, there is open mic night at Fatso’s Pizza on October 24th. Chances are you can also watch a Phoenix Suns preseason game at US Airways Center. Shoot some pool or bowl at Lucky Strike Phoenix.

Herberger Theater Center
222 East Monroe Street
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 254-7399
herbergertheater.org

Arizona Science Center
600 East Washington Street
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 716-2000
azscience.org

Symphony Hall
75 North 2nd Street
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 262-6225
phoenixconventioncenter.com

Lucky Strike Phoenix
50 West Jefferson Street #240
Phoenix, AZ 85003
(602) 732-5490
bowlluckystrike.com

US Airways Center
201 East Jefferson Street
Phoenix, AZ 85004
(602) 379-7878
usairwayscenter.com

See You At PestWorld 2013!

 

Many of us here at Bulwark Pest Control will be attending MPMA PestWorld 2013, and look forward to seeing you all there!

Phoenix Pest Control

Bulwark Exterminating
10401 N 91st Ave
Peoria, AZ 85345
(623) 572-3016
bulwarkpestcontrol.com

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January 8, 2013 at 8:47 pm Comments (0)

Top Stories In Arizona For 2012

As 2012 draws to a close, we all remember the personal events and moments from the past 12 months and learn from the bad as well as the good. Hopefully we’ll all wake up New Year’s Day with a renewed drive to be better than we were the previous year, for better or for worse. It might even be a good idea to write down each of our top moments from the year to help us remember how important they were to us.

As for the community, here are a few of Arizona’s top moments from 2012 as shared by ABC15.com.

Kingman 8-year-old dies after tonsils removed. In January, an 8-year-old from Kingman had his tonsils removed, a routine procedure. He experienced complications while breathing the day after, and he passed away the day after that. In an extraordinary case, the family was left waiting for months for autopsy results and closure to their son’s unusual death. There was no malpractice involved by the medical team.

Ex-Wall Street Banker Commits Suicide In Courtroom. This one is almost out of Hollywood. Ex-Wall Street banker, Michael Marin, was convicted in June of burning down his multimillion dollar mansion three years ago. Just as his verdict was announced in the courtroom, Marin is seen to have quickly swallowed something, before collapsing and convulsing on the floor. He was pronounced dead a short time later. Cyanide was later discovered in Marin’s car.

14-year-old shoots armed intruder. A 14-year-old boy was babysitting his younger siblings when he heard the doorbell ring. He did not open the door because he did not recognize the woman on the doorstep. She soon started to bang the door. He rushed his siblings upstairs and grabbed his father’s pistol. As he waited at the top of the stairs, an armed gunman forced his way into the house. Without hesitation, the boy hit and nearly killed him. The intruder survived, was arrested and never shot his own weapon. Police officials later stated that “..this young man did exactly what he should have done.”

Woman Arrested For Running Over Husband. 28-year-old Holly Solomon was arrested in November on charges of domestic violence and aggravated assault after she ran down her husband with their SUV. Why would she do such a thing? For not voting in this year’s presidential election…of course! Solomon was seen circling and yelling at her husband in a parking lot in their car before he made an attempt to flea. She gave chased, eventually striking him and pinning him between their car and a curb. She was…upset (to say the least) that he did not vote because she believes that President Barack Obama is the reason their family is experiencing certain problems. So, she did what most concerned citizens would do – hunt down everyone that didn’t participate in the election. The situation portrays MTV’s voting campaign from several years ago: “Vote. Or die.”

Woman ordered to stop handing out free water. Dana Crow-Smith was ordered to stop handing out free bottled water during this year’s ‘First Friday’ festival when temperatures reached 112 degrees. A city worker did so because Crow-Smith did not posses the proper vendor permits that would allow her to sell “anything of value”, even though she was giving it away for free. Apparently they weren’t excepting any “I have common sense” permits. Her dispute quickly went viral, drawing the attention of national columnists and bloggers. A civil-liberties group soon took up her case, threatening to sue the city on her behalf. Phoenix City Council later voted to amend the ordinance that originally prohibited Crow-Smith, allowing an exemption for distribution of drinking water.

For some 2012 couldn’t have passed any slower. For others, it passed too fast. Goodbye 2012 and…

Hello 2013!

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December 26, 2012 at 6:13 pm Comments (0)

Warning: Pests May Be Lurking In Your Stored Christmas Decorations

 Warning: Pests May Be Lurking In Your Stored Christmas Decorations

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Pests In Your Christmas Decor

The Christmas season is in full swing. Many of us are left with the daunting task of decorating our homes with all those beautiful Christmas decorations. Did you know there could be pests living in those boxes of decorations; and even in your Christmas tree?

Rodents, spiders, and silverfish are just a few pests that love making their homes inside your boxes of Christmas decorations. Here are a few holiday pointers that can help you have a pest free Christmas this season.

How To Keep Out Pests Lurking in Your Christmas Decorations

Before pulling the Christmas decorations out of storage, and before you decorate your home with all of those lights, wreaths, candles, and of course the Christmas tree; there are a few things you need to do so you don’t set forth a full on pest infestation inside your home.

  • Use caution when opening boxes of Christmas decorations. There could be pests living inside those boxes. You don’t want to be dealing with a painful spider bite during the holiday season.
  • Open the boxes storing your Christmas decorations outside, away from your home. You definitely don’t want to unintentionally bring them inside.
  • Look for any signs of a pest living among your boxes. Rodent droppings, discarded seed shells, spider webs, or other dead insects indicate you may have a serious pest problem.
  • Thoroughly inspect your Christmas tree, whether real or fake, for pests. Squirrels, mice, rats, and other rodents love nesting in artificial Christmas trees. You can also bring in beetle pests from Christmas trees bought on lots, or even in ones you cut down yourself.
  • If you see any signs of pests, contact a pest control professional immediately; before bringing any Christmas decorations inside your home.

Phoenix Pest Control

Bulwark Exterminating
10401 N 91st Ave
Peoria, AZ 85345
(623) 572-3016
bulwarkpestcontrol.com

Bulwark Exterminating
1228 East Broadway Road
Mesa, AZ 85204
(480) 969-7474
bulwarkpestcontrol.com

Critter Control
Phoenix, AZ 85001
(602) 569-2360
crittercontrol.com

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December 12, 2012 at 6:00 pm Comments (3)

US Women’s National Soccer Team Plays In Phoenix

The US Women’s National Soccer Team plays tomorrow, Saturday Dec. 1, at University of Phoenix Stadium against Ireland. This is the second game of the US’ fan appreciation tour, after having already beaten Ireland, 5-0, on Wednesday in Portland. Both squads will square off again tomorrow in Glendale at 7:30 pm MT.

If you don’t have anything planned tomorrow night, and know of any younger kids that might enjoy the game, we highly recommend purchasing a ticket to witness one of the greatest women’s soccer teams of all time. The US national team has a record-tying 2 FIFA World Cups and stands alone atop the Olympic podium with a record four gold medals.

Here’s what to watch for tomorrow night…

“Airborne Abby”. Abby Wambach is the motor of the offense. Taller than most her teammates and competitors, Abby thrives at playing the ball in the air. Her header goals are legendary and, quite honestly, she should consider trademarking them.

“Baby Horse”. Alex Morgan is the next franchise face of US Women’s soccer. Fast and athletic, Alex has a knack for the goal and a soft touch on the ball that brings the ball to life. Her pink headbands are noticeable for anywhere in the stadium, making her easy to follow. “Baby Horse” is just her nickname.

Hope Solo. Considered the #1 goalkeeper in the world, Hope Solo makes standing in a 6-yard box look like the funnest position on the field. If a competitor scores on Solo, I suggest them keeping the ball for their personal trophy case, because it doesn’t happen very often.

For you die hard soccer fans, the team is holding its training session today at 5 pm at the stadium. Go get an autograph.  Admission is FREE!!!

If you live in the Phoenix, AZ area, and are a soccer fan, show up to the game tomorrow and cheer on Jane’s Army!

 US Womens National Soccer Team Plays In Phoenix

US Women’s National Team

 

Good luck ladies, and LET’S GO JANE’S ARMY!!!

 

 US Womens National Soccer Team Plays In Phoenix
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November 30, 2012 at 7:11 pm Comments (0)

I’m Even Thankful For These

thankful for TG Im Even Thankful For TheseOf course I’m thankful for the important stuff in my life – my wife, my kids, our health, my job, our extended family, etc. That goes without saying. At the same time, I think you can be grateful for the odd things in our lives, or the things that may not be quite as important. Those experiences or opportunities still shape who we are and may lead us down one path or another. I don’t think recognizing the less important things in life is in any way vain or shallow.

Here are a few of mine…

1. Date night with the wife. We have two kids, ages two and four. I have a job. My wife has a night job. We don’t spend very many evenings together, and even when we do, it’s often spent family planning, grocery shopping or running quick errands before the stores close. We try to have a date night once a week or so. Sometimes a movie, sometimes just dinner at Chick-Fil-A, but I’m always thankful for those few precious minutes alone with my wife.

2. Riding My Bike. There is something priceless to me about getting on my bike for a solid 2-hour ride. This usually happens before work, and also before the sun rises. If I can squeeze in a good 35 or 40 mile ride before my day really begins, my day just seems to come together nicely. Most of the time it’s an opportunity for me to get away from everybody, and everything, and challenge myself physically and mentally on my own. I love being on my bike.

3. Social Media. I have personal accounts on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. I use them all extensively throughout the day. As is the purpose of social media, I’ve been able to connect with old friends, share experiences and photos with them, and be apart of their lives a little bit more. Most of my friends do not live near me, so my social accounts have indeed been a blessing to help me strengthen and renew old friendships.

4. Good Pizza. I love pizza. I absolutely love it. As a kid growing up in Southern California, Lampost Pizza was the best. Now living in Arizona, Barro’s is my spot. When I need something a little more upscale, Grimaldi’s has me covered. There are few things that I enjoy as much as a regular crust pizza with pepperoni and sausage.

5. Dr. Pepper. Let’s just be honest. If you drink soda, then who doesn’t love an ice cold Dr. Pepper. The perfect blend of 23 flavors offers the most enjoyable soft drink on the planet. I drink it after my long rides. I drink it watching a good basketball or football game. I drink it to keep me awake at my desk. If I can find any justifiable reason to drink, I will. Am I drinking one right now? Indeed, I am!

We all have lots to be thankful for this holiday season. Family and health come first. Then come the rest of the little things that make up the rest of our day.

Happy Thanksgiving from Bulwark Exterminating.

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November 21, 2012 at 4:43 pm Comment (1)

Phoenix Weed Control

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 Nobody Wants Weeds

Weeds are obnoxious plants that offer no value to Phoenix, Arizona homeowners. In fact, weeds actually detract from the value of your property. Aside from their unpleasant appearance, weeds compete for important nutrients needed for the other trees and plants in your yard. Because of their rapid growth rate and their ease of germination, weeds can quickly consume your property if left untreated.

What Exactly is Weed Control?

Weed control is a maintenance program designed for an individual who wants to eliminate weeds on their property. Instead of buying chemicals and to spray every single weed that emerges on your property, preventative measures are taken to keep them from ever popping up in the first place. Sometimes weeds will return, but an effective weed control company will come by if needed for the occasional spot treatment to keep your yard looking it’s best for the entire year.

What To Look For In A Weed Control Company

  • A weed control company that guarantees their work.
  • A company with competent, well trained, licensed weed control professionals.
  • A weed control company that does quarterly treatments with you ever needing to make a phone call.
  • A company that offers convenient pest control and weed control treatments at the same, and passes the saving on to you.
  • A company that offers free retreatments any time you need them.
  • A Phoenix weed control company will take into effect the monsoon’s impact on weeds and offer pre-emergent treatments that coordinate with the rains.
  • A weed control company that uses EPA approved weed control products.
  • A company that will not leave messy dyes all over your property.

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Got Weeds? Get Professional Weed Control!

Every property in Phoenix is unique. Some homeowners landscape with grass, others with rock. Some have palm trees, others cactus. One thing that all homeowners can agree on is that nobody wants weeds devaluing their property. A Phoenix weed control professional can keep your yard looking its best all year long. This will not only keep you happy, but your HOA happy as well.

Secure your biggest financial investment, by keeping your home free from weeds. Call today:

Bulwark Exterminating-Weed Control
10401 N 91st Ave
Peoria, AZ 85345
(623) 445-9313
bulwarkpestcontrol.com

Weed Control Guy
(623) 572-3016
weedcontrolguy.com 

For Do-it-Yourself Weed Control

Bug & Weed Mart
N Central Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85012
(602) 265-0046
bugweedmart.com

 

 

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November 1, 2012 at 6:02 am Comments (0)

The Three Species of Arizona Cockroaches


Most types of cockroaches here in Phoenix, AZ are NOT household pests. The majority of cockroaches live in the tropics, far from fast food and flushing toilets. There are three species of cockroaches that are common to Arizona. They include:

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German Cockroach

These cockroaches are notorious worldwide. When they invade, they set up housekeeping, living, feeding and breeding under the same roof with you. They like the kitchen and bathroom, where they can eat, drink and be merry at will.

They are pale brown and only about ½” to ¾” long. These little pests have oodles of off-spring. One female will lay over 2,000 eggs in a single year.

 

 

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American Cockroach

These cockroaches are reddish brown and up to 2” long. These guys are bigger and uglier then the Germans, but not quite the nuisance.

Americans just visit your home, stopping to grab something to eat. They then leave to live and breed someplace else.

They love warm, moist areas and live in sewers, basements, storage rooms and garbage areas. American roaches can go three months without food and a full month without water.

 

 

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Turkestan cockroaches are shorter and a little darker than the American roach. The Turkestans prefer to live outdoors rather than in buildings and sewers. You will find then in leaf litter, flower beds, under rocks and sprinkler control or water meter boxes.

These critters pose less of a health hazard than American or German cockroaches and have one major characteristic most people find offensive. They fly!

 

 

Phoenix Roach Control

The city of Phoenix will paint the inside of some 8,000 manholes with a latex based pesticide every two years. This greatly helps in controlling the cockroach populations. However, the City is only responsible for the public sewers. It’s us, the citizens of Phoenix, who are responsible for keeping cockroaches out of our homes and properties.

If you are a Phoenix resident, and are having a problem with cockroaches in and around your property, contact a local pest control professional today!

Bulwark Exterminating
10401 N 91st Ave
Peoria, AZ 85345
(623) 572-3016
bulwarkpestcontrol.com

Bulwark Exterminating
1228 East Broadway Road
Mesa, AZ 85204
(480) 969-7474
bulwarkpestcontrol.com

Beekeeper Total Bee Control Inc
1202 East Maryland Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85014
(602) 274-0400
azbeeremoval.com

Critter Control
Phoenix, AZ 85001
(602) 569-2360
crittercontrol.com

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