protect your home from pests.

Ants are highly social creatures — seeing one ant likely means more are nearby. And killing some ants won't take care of the problem.

Because fleas usually feed and lay their eggs while the pet is sleeping, the pet's resting areas are where the most fleas will be found. Many pets acquire fleas outside in the yard, which can lead to a flea infestation inside the home.

Cockroaches will never stop trying to get into your home for food, water and shelter. And since they're nocturnal creatures adept at hiding, an infestation can get out of hand before you ever realize they're in your home.

Wasps near the home can ruin outdoor activities and make yard work difficult. While they rarely go out of their way to sting, wasps may become hostile if threatened or disturbed.

Spiders are skilled predators, using their webs to trap unsuspecting pests. While most spiders are harmless, discovering a spider web in your home can be an unsettling experience.

Rats, mice and other pests invade your home looking for the same comforts of home that you do — food, shelter and water. Unfortunately, they are more than an inconvenience. They're a threat to your property, your health and your sense of security.