Brown Recluse Spiders
There are few insects that can cause as much fear as the brown recluse spider. While we think it is certainly important to take appropriate measures and reach out to…
Ant Infestation in the Home
If you’ve seen a few ants scuttling around on the floor inside your home, they might be having a look around or it might be the sign of a larger…
Fight The Bite
Mosquitoes suck, literally. OPC Pests Services’ mosquito control service target these pests, so they don’t target you. Summer’s biggest pest is most active in the warmer months of April through…
3 Termite Tips for Kentucky Homeowners
One of the worst headaches a Kentucky homeowner can face these days is a bug invasion, particularly a nasty termite attack that can decimate your house’s equity. It’s estimated that…
Spring Season is Swarm Season
Termites swarm during early Spring. Many homeowners may think they’re seeing ants but, in fact, they’re termites. If you experience what appears to be swarming ants in early Spring, have…
Got Moles?
Have you walked into your beautifully kept lawn and seen dirt mounts scattered around or unsightly raised patterns of grass and broken earth? If this scene sounds familiar, you have…
WHY DO I HAVE BED BUGS?
Bed Bugs- the 411 One of the biggest misconceptions about bed bugs is that they are attracted to filth. However, these bugs are not drawn to decay. They can thrive…
Stink Bugs: Why the Invasive Species is a Problem for the U.S.
Before 1996, the continental U.S. was free of brown marmorated stink bugs. This invasive species reportedly traveled from Asia and made its first U.S. appearance in Pennsylvania. This is everything…
5 of the Deadliest Spiders in the U.S.
Poisonous and potentially deadly spiders are out there – here are five of the deadliest spiders in the U.S. and how to identify them. OPC Services can identify the type…
How to Stop Silverfish From Entering Your Home
These are the most common reasons silverfish enter your home and some of the best ways to prevent them from coming in and destroying your belongings. They’re tiny, nocturnal and…
