As summer winds down, now’s the time to keep an eye on your lawn. Fall armyworms are starting to emerge, and early detection is key to protecting your yard. 🌿🐛 Check out our latest blog to learn how to spot the signs and help stop them before they spread. Article link in the comments!

Ticks are on the rise across the U.S. - don’t let them invade your yard. Call your local Squad today to learn about our tick control treatments. https://brnw.ch/21wVfFL

Not all garden guests are welcome -- and some might be doing more harm than good. Learn how to spot when snails and slugs are crossing the line from helpful to harmful. Check out the blog in the comments.

Bee or wasp sting? Don’t panic -- relief is closer than you think. Our latest blog shares natural remedies you can try at home to help soothe the sting and get back to enjoying the outdoors. Check out the link in the comments.

August 20th is #WorldMosquitoDay, a day to recognize the dangers mosquitoes pose to public health and acknowledge the things we can do to prevent the spread of mosquito-borne diseases. At Mosquito Squad Plus, we’re proud to play a part in the fight against diseases like Malaria, Dengue, Zika, and West Nile Virus. As leaders in the pest management industry and protectors of public health, it’s our job to help our customers take back their outdoor spaces and stay safe from mosquito bites.

Bugs in your compost? Discover the fascinating world of compost critters in our latest blog post. From helpful decomposers to potential troublemakers, learn what these tiny visitors reveal about the health of your compost heap -- and how to help keep things balanced. Check out the link in the comments!

They’re not just pretty lights -- fireflies are nature’s little scientists! Find out how they glow and why their light matters in our latest backyard blog. Check out the article in the comments!

Ticks may be tiny, but the diseases they carry are serious. From Lyme disease to Rocky Mountain spotted fever, this infographic breaks down some common tick-borne illnesses. Ticks bugging you? Take control before they take over -- click the link in the comments to get started!