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By following the tips provided below, you can keep your family and pets safe from snakes looking for a warm place to hibernate this winter.

Of the 46 different species of snakes we share our space with, only a few of them are venomous to humans. Snakes eat rodents, birds, and small reptiles and are rarely aggressive to humans. Knowing how to identify these snakes will help you keep your distance from these deadly snakes so you and they can live together in harmony.

Take some time to trim your trees, seal your cracks and windows, fix your screens, and move debris and firewood at least twenty feet away from your house. To protect your house from pests this fall, call the pros at Progressive Pest Control.

Tips to help with exterior pest control in Georgia including keeping an eye on moisture, vacuuming, and inspecting your exterior. When in doubt, contact the professionals at Progressive Pest Control.

When it’s summertime in Georgia, everyone pays a little more attention to their lawn. You may be thinking about your lawn and how to protect and grow it. This means fertilizer treatments, seasonal clean-ups, mowing, edging, and more. A bright cared for lawn shows that you take pride in your home or business and is… Read more »

We all know bugs are unappealing, but in Georgia, we have the German Cockroach which is at least ten times freakier than other types of pests. This is something we, unfortunately, cannot get away from, but what we can do is learn about them and know everything we can about them and target this vicious… Read more »

When you put a significant amount of effort into your yard care, pest control can sometimes be the last thing on your mind. But it’s important to keep pest control at the forefront of your lawn care because no one wants to create a green, luscious lawn to have it infested with grubs, ticks, fleas,… Read more »

When the sweet Georgia spring arrives, so do our creepy pest friends, and the need for some sort of Georgia pest control The crawlers that come with spring can just as easily end up inside your home as they do outside.