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We've entered Termite Swarming Season. It's a time when winged termites, called swarmers, leave their nests to reproduce and start new colonies. It's all about expanding their reach and growing their population. This typically happens in the spring, when the air is warmer and more humid, creating good conditions for flight.
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Hornets nests can be found in trees, shrubs and in eaves, where the roof overhangs the sides of a home. They are paper-like structures with a single opening. A nest's size is typically determined by the size of the hornet colony. Of course, hornets can be aggressive when they feel threatened. So if you have a nest like this one on or near your home, call AIM. We can remove it for you. Visit our website to learn more.
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The Cicadas are back! After spending 17 years underground, they are emerging this Spring. Known as Brood XIV, this group will emerge with massive numbers. Cicadas are harmless and won't harm humans or pets. But they do make a loud noise and leave a mess behind from their discarded exoskeletons. Hang in there, Cicadas are only around for a few weeks. Image: Cincinnati Parks.
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With the month of June just days away, we will soon be experiencing warmer, more humid weather. That's when many Cincinnati homeowners begin to see ants in their kitchen. But you don't have to live them. Call us to get those ants out of your home. We do both one-time treatments and also ongoing service plans. Visit our website to learn more.
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Rodents are the most encountered pests in the U.S. In fact, nearly 1/3 of American homeowners have experienced a rodent problem in their home. They can breed fast, cause damage, trigger allergies and carry disease. We can help get them out of your Cincinnati home for the long term. Visit our website to learn more about how we deal with rodents.
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CICADA UPDATE: Are you reaching your limit with the emergence of the 17-year Cicadas? Hang in there. They are expected to die-off here in the Cincinnati area in mid-June. Fortunately, Cicadas are harmless and can't hurt you. But if you have a different pest problem, visit our website to see how we can help.
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Bed bugs are small, wingless insects. They feed on the blood of humans and other animals. They are nocturnal and can hide in the seams of mattresses, box springs and bed frames. This one was found in Amelia. If you think you have an infestation, call and we'll tell you about our Bed Bug Control service.
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We're proud to announce that AIM Pest Solutions was recently granted a license to operate in the Commonwealth of Kentucky! We can now serve homeowners in that state who are dealing with pest issues. If you have a friend or family member experiencing ants in the kitchen, termites, bed bugs, mice or other pests, we can help. Ask them to visit our website to learn how.
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When you have insects and rodents in your home, they can pose a health risk to you and your loved ones. For that reason alone, it's important to prevent these pests from entering and infesting your home or business. We can help. Schedule an appointment with us today today to prevent insects and rodents from making a home inside yours.
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The Summer heat is here and with it, wasps and hornets. One type is the Bald Faced Hornet. They are mostly black with white markings on their faces. Bald Faced Hornets build nests that are large and shaped either like a sphere, or a football. They can be aggressive, especially when their nest is disturbed. If you have a wasp or hornets nest on your property, we can help. Visit our website to learn about our stinging insect service.
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