by Mack Glover | Aug 6, 2019 | Arrow Pest Blogs, Panama City Pest Control, Panama City Pest Control Prevention, Pest Control, Pest Control Panama City
How do you tell which kinds of ants you have? This is important because there are at least five common ant species in Florida. Your Panama City ant exterminator will need to identify these pests and use the correct control method depending on the species. Five Common...
by Mack Glover | Jul 30, 2019 | Panama City Exterminator, Panama City Pest Control, Uncategorized
Have you spotted tiny ants in your kitchen? Panama City pest control often finds thief ants in the region. They can be a sign of a larger problem. Their name comes from the fact that they steal food from other ant species—so you might have more than one ant colony...
by Mack Glover | Jul 23, 2019 | Panama City Exterminator, Panama City Pest Control, Uncategorized
Ants are known for being unwanted guests at picnics, but they're even more annoying when they turn up in your home. Our Panama City pest control professionals offer some helpful information about dark rover ants, a species commonly found in Florida and other Gulf...
by Mack Glover | Jul 9, 2019 | Panama City Pest Control, Pest Control Panama City, Uncategorized
Any Panama City ant exterminator knows that dealing with these pests are part of the job. They’re quite common, and there are different types that like to invade our area every year. Among them is the tawny crazy ant, and if you think you might have seen them in...
by Mack Glover | Jul 2, 2019 | Panama City Pest Control, Panama City Pest Control Prevention, Uncategorized
Choosing a Panama City pest control specialist can be tricky. There are so many different options, and a simple Google search can quickly get overwhelming. What’s the best way for you to pick the professional who will provide the best services? The EPA has these...
by Mack Glover | Jun 25, 2019 | Arrow Pest Blogs, Panama City Exterminator, Panama City Mosquito Services, Panama City Pest Control
A mosquito-borne virus that can lead to seizures and paralysis has already been spotted in Bay County this year. Eastern equine encephalitis has infected horses in the area, and the disease can infect humans as well. It’s especially important to take cover and get...
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