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Commercial Pest Control
Mr. Earlywine and Mr. Senese are “hands on” owners, performing some of the services we provide. Both are licensed and insured in both residential and commercial pest control.

Insects and Spiders

Ants
Where there’s this sort of temptation, there will be ants to take advantage of and protect their source of food. But ants will also look for food inside your home. When they find your kitchen, they lay down a scent and return to their nest. Once they report back to home base, the race is on and all the other ants follow the trail right back into your home to their new source of food.
Spiders
They mainly feed on insects and spiders. Some species live as long as 5 to 6 years. Large jaws can inject poison, but a bite is comparable to a wasp sting, and is not life-threatening.
Termites
Termites are among the most structurally invasive and damaging pests in the Midwest region of the United States. Only one other type of insect rivals them and that is the carpenter ant. Termites feed on wood, and products composed of wood. In the United States, there are four main types of termites. These include the damp wood termites, the Formosan termites, drywood termites, and the subterranean termite. The kind that is most common throughout the State of Indiana are subterranean termites. In this guide, we will provide you with detailed information on the types of termites that are in Indiana and other relevant facts associated with these pests.
Bed Bugs
Contrary to popular belief, the old saying “Sleep tight and don’t let the bedbugs bite” is very true. In recent times most people have not heard or seen these pesky little bugs and many thought they were extinct. This is not the case. Bedbugs are a
Fleas
Fleas are 1/8 inch (3mm) and very dark. Adult fleas are about 1/8 inch long, wingless, and have three pairs of legs. The hind pair of legs is modified for jumping. Fleas are vertically flat like a fish, and can move easily through the hair of a host. The immature stage or larval stage of the flea looks like a small white worm with a dark head. Flea eggs are small and white.
Cockroaches
…is probably the largest of the five roaches. This cockroach has a yellow band across its head. The smokey brown cockroach can be just a little smaller than the American Cockroach and is a dark brown or mahogany in color. The Oriental cockroach is about the size of the smokey brown cockroach or maybe just a little smaller and is a dark brown or black. These are the three larger cockroaches ranging in size from 1 inch to 1 1/2 inch in size.
Silverfish
Silverfish are 1/2 to 1 inch and are brown or silver-gray. Silverfish are small, soft insects without wings. The abdomen has three filaments extending from it.Silverfish are not often seen by homeowners because they are nocturnal and can run very swiftly. Occasionally, they are found in bathtubs. They crawl in seeking food or moisture and can’t climb out. These insects prefer vegetable matter with a high carbohydrate and protein content. However, indoors they will feed on almost anything. A partial list includes dried beef, flour, starch, paper, gum, glue, cotton, linen, rayon, silk, sugar, molds and breakfast cereals.
Bees
There are many pests that damage wood that are found in and around Central Indiana these include carpenter bees, carpenter ants, and termites. By having regular inspections done, these pests may be quickly identified and eliminated before they damage the wood in and around your home.
Wasps
A full wasp suit sealed at the wrists, ankles and collar is recommended when disposing of a hornet nest. Treatment can be accomplished by applying a wasp freeze-type, aerosol insecticide or dust formulation (Sevin, or Ficam,) directly into the nest opening. Hornet nests have a single opening, usually toward the bottom, where the wasps enter and exit. It is essential that the paper envelope of the nest not be broken open during treatment or the irritated wasps will scatter in all directions, causing even greater problems.
Ticks
Many people may not realize it, but certain pests may prove dangerous to pets that reside in your home. Examples of pests that are troublesome for pets include fleas, ticks, ants, bedbugs, mites, mosquitoes, bees, ants, botflies, black flies, mice, wasps, mealworms, itch mites, sticktight fleas, and even cockroaches. If you have regular pest inspections performed, you are taking a step that will protect your home, you and your family, and even your pets.
Earwigs
They lay up to 60 eggs are laid in burrows in the ground and guarded by the female; hatch in the spring. Many species have a gland which secretes a foul-smelling, yellowish brown liquid when threatened. Earwigs hide during the day under debris or in dark spaces, emerging at night to feed on plants, organic wastes, and smaller insects. The common name comes from a totally unfounded superstition that these insects crawl into people’s ears at night to bite them. Earwigs are harmless, only occasionally damaging flower blossoms.
Mosquitoes
Flies
Often confused with the common House Fly, Cluster Flies are roughly the same size. Some characteristics that differentiate the Cluster Fly: they fly somewhat more slowly than the House Fly, they almost always fly toward windows on the warm side of a structure and their wings overlap almost completely, when at rest.
Centipedes
Usually live outdoors beneath damp accumulations of leaves, stones, or boards. Occasionally centipedes find their way into homes, where they hide in moist basements, damp closets and bathrooms; when disturbed, they run swiftly.
Millipedes
They feed on damp and decaying wood and plant matter. Eggs are deposited in the soil; most species reach sexual maturity in the second year, and live several years after that. Occasional epidemics occur, where thousands of millipedes will infest an area, sometimes carpeting the ground with their bodies.
Beetles
Large numbers of lady beetles (ladybugs) infesting homes and buildings in the United States were first reported in the early 1990s. Ladybugs normally are considered beneficial since they live outdoors and feed on plant pests.
Hornets
Treatment of wasps, hornets, and yellowjackets is best performed at night; paper wasps can be eliminated during the daytime provided you do not stand directly below the nest during treatment. Most wasp and hornet sprays cause insects to drop instantly when contacted by the insecticide. Standing directly below a nest increases one’s risk of being stung.
Yellowjackets
Flys, wasps, hornets, yellow jackets and ladybeetles can all become a big nuisance. Great care needs to be taken when dealing with the control and removal of these types of pests. Poking at it with a stick can have disastrous results. call a professional.
Stink Bugs
Pantry Pests
Mites
Aphids
The Asian Lady Beetle, Harmonia axyridis (Pallas), is relatively new to this country. The beetle is native to Asia (e.g., China, Russia, Korea, Japan), where it dwells in trees and fields, preying on aphids and scale insects. The first field populations in the United States were found in Louisiana in 1988. Since then the beetle has expanded its range to include much of the U.S. and parts of Canada.
Gnats
Bedbugs, Fleas, Ticks, Mosquitoes, Spiders, Wasps, Bees, Yellow Jackets, Hornets, Moles, Rats/Mice, Silverfish, Stink Bugs, Roaches, Asian Lady Bugs, Flies, Gnats, Beetles, Pantry Pests, Ants.
Sow Bugs
Sowbug and pillbug adults are 5 to 10 mm in length, with segmented, slightly flattened bodies. Sowbugs have two tail-like structures on the rear end. Pillbugs lack these structures. Pillbugs roll into a ball when disturbed and are called “roly-polies.” There are seven pairs of legs and no antennae. Eyes are well developed. Sowbugs and pillbugs are more closely related to lobster and crayfish than to insects.
Palmetto Bugs

Moles
Moles are small mammals that are known mostly in two types: the eastern mole and the star-nosed mole. They look alike; however, the eastern mole has a naked red nose and a short tail. The star-nosed mole has a long tail and a large red nose with finger-like projections. Moles belong to the same family as shrews and desmans: the Talpidae family. Other types of moles are the broad-footed mole, hairy-tailed mole, coast mole, shrew mole and Townsend’s mole.
Snakes
Next, you will want to see if there are holes present that moles make. These look like mini volcanoes. There may be tunneling nearby. While moles are typically only outdoor pests, they have the capability of completely destroying the lawn. In addition to the destruction of the lawn, the holes and tunnels that are created by moles may result in a safety hazard to you and your pets. In some instances, trips and falls may occur because of the mole holes. In addition to this, moles have predators that prey on them. These include dogs, coyotes, barn owls, and snakes. This means that if you have a mole population, you are likely to – eventually – end up with a problem with one of the creatures that prey on moles.
Coyotes

Birds

Rodents
There are certain pests – such as insects and rodents – that carry diseases that can compromise the health and the safety of yourself, and those in your family. By conducting regular pest inspections, you are safeguarding your property and you are ensuring that the living environment that you share with loved ones is healthy. Identifying pest problems in a timely manner helps in preventing the spread of pathogens, allergens, and sicknesses; therefore, reducing the risk of illness.
Mice
Mice will weight as little as 1/2 ounce to to up to 1 ounce whereas a large rat may weigh more than a pound. Color will vary in both mice and rats though they are most commonly seen as gray to brown.
Rats
Although some people think of mice and rats as child and parent, these two are different organisms. Their biology is different and their life history is different. Therefore, it’s important to point out a few key distinguishing characteristics.

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