Home Pest Management Tips
MOSQUITOS, SPIDERS & TICKS… OH MY!: THE PESTS OF SPRING
The sun is shining, the trees are budding, the temperature’s rising; everything is coming back to life after that long and seemingly endless winter. Along with the arrival of spring comes the reemergence of springtime pests. YUCK! Every year we look forward to the melting snow and springtime growth, but frequently forgotten, along with those…
Read MoreDrain Cleaning to Avoid Unwanted Pests
Did you know Madsen Pest Management offers drain cleaning services for both commercial and residential customers? Drain cleaning is often thought of when you notice your shower or sink draining a bit slower than it used to, but by then, you could already have a pest problem. There are many types of unwanted pests that…
Read MorePest Infestations During Mild or Late Cold Weather Seasons
Late starts to Fall and Winter with increasingly moderate temperatures are now common in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Due to this reality, prolonged pest activity may occur in and around your property.
Read MoreFlies and Food Contamination
Flies carry some dangerous diseases and parasites including gangrene, dysentery, tuberculosis, anthrax, and even the plague!
Read MoreRodents in My House? How To Perform Your Own Inspection
This blog will teach you how to inspect your home for rodent activity.
Read MoreAnts: 3 Ways To Get Them Out of Your Kitchen
To get rid of an ant infestation in your kitchen, identify and seal-off entry points, destroy the nests, and set traps.
Read More3 Ways to Have an Insect-Free Backyard Party
Make sure your backyard party is bug free by eliminating standing water and keeping your lawn tidy and clean.
Read MoreTick Bite Prevention Tips
Now that we are getting into prime tick season (April – September), it’s important to know the best ways to keep ourselves and our family members free from tick bites.
Read MoreRodent Problems and Infestations: How to Determine Severity
A thorough inspection of your home is a great way to identify what type of rodent you’re dealing with, their possible entry points, patterns of activity, and more.
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