10 Fascinating (but Scary!) Facts About Rodents
Rodents like mice and rats can seem cute and cuddly in a cage or a Disney movie, but they can also be a menace to your property! Here are 10 interesting facts about these common critters: Their teeth never stop growing! One of the defining characteristics of a rodent is a set of teeth that […]
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Pest Control Tips for New Homeowners
Buying a new home is an exciting time. It is often easy to envision where to put your furniture and the improvements to be made. New homeowners may overlook that one’s home is quite vulnerable to pests. At Carolina Pest Management, we’ve helped protect homes for over 80 years. Here are some simple steps you […]
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12 Tips to Keep Your Labor Day BBQ Mosquito Free
Along with the heat and humidity, mosquitoes stand as one of summer’s biggest pests. These flying vermin have ruined many a backyard cookout as they descend on guests, leaving behind a trail of itchy bites. We’ve put together some tips for keeping your Labor Day barbecue mosquito-free so you can focus on relaxing and having […]
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6 Signs You May Have Termites
Despite their reputation, termites aren’t all bad. They actually benefit the environment by breaking down waste products as they introduce critical nutrients into soil. Unfortunately, these silent invaders perform the same actions on your home, leaving a path of destruction. They feed mostly on wood, and they can significantly damage the structural integrity of buildings. […]
Read MoreOur Technicians
In order for a pest control company to function properly, the company needs the right technicians. The technician is face-to-face with the customer, who evaluates the customer’s pest issues and who then devises the best solution to the preferences a client may have is vital. They are the ones who not only determine whether or not the customer’s […]
Read MoreNot All Pests Are Dangerous- a Balanced Approach to Pest Management
Some people make the mistaken assumption that pest control companies are all about one thing: killing critters. It’s an unfortunate assumption and in actuality, that is not the case. Pest control companies have the obvious primary goal of making one’s home or business comfortable and untainted by the presence of pests that harm your quality of […]
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Bees, Bees Good for the Heart
Human concern for bee welfare has become an important issue in modern society. It is often cast in political terms, but it is an issue that affects people of all stripes because of the role bees play in keeping us fed! Whether one is an environmentalist, an industrialist, etc., we must understand what it is that affects […]
Read MoreSpring Cleaning With a Purpose!
Here’s some good reading, a DIY article by Missy Henriksen on Pestworld.org about spring cleaning to keep the pests away. I highly recommend it. I touch on some of the common sense points below. It’s all pretty standard, but sometimes we wonder WHY we must do these things, besides our spouse telling us to. Knowing […]
Read MoreSpring- Rebirth, Pollen and Termites
It is that wonderful time of year again- the cold snap has broken, the snow has melted, chickens are laying eggs, we can wander about in short sleeves most days…..spring is almost here! Looking outside today it is simply beautiful. 70 degrees, blue skies, a slight breeze brushing through the trees…its hard not to feel the […]
Read MoreDee Dodd inducted into the NCPMA Hall of Fame
I thought a lot about this blog entry; there are so many layers to the story of Dee Dodd being inducted into the NCPMA Hall of Fame, so many directions in which I could go with it, that I found myself like a dog chasing its own tail- moving fast but going nowhere. After a […]
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