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Welcome to Pest Webzone!

Pest Webzone was created as an online resource for the general public to find information about home pest control, commercial pest control, and general exterminating of pests.

By learning about pest behavior and control methods you can be better prepared to control pests in your home or business and make informed decision about whether to do your own pest control or call a professional pest control company and if your exterminator is doing all they can to control your pest problems safely and efficiently.

Here you will find information about inspections for and control of wood destroying pests such as subterranean termites, drywood termites, and carpenter ants, control of ants, general pests such as crickets and waterbugs, spider control and information including the poisonous brown recluse, cockroach and german cockroach control, rodent control such as house mice or rats, control of biting pests such as fleas, stinging insect pests such as carpenter bees.

And if you decide you need some professional help we can help you choose a quality pest control professional that can do the job right at a reasonable cost.


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Looking for more information?
Check out these articles on termites.
termites from Ohio state University
termites from University of Toronto
termites from Earthlife.net

Check out these articles on carpenter ants carpenter ants from Ohio state University
carpenter ants from University of Kentucky

Check out these articles on carpenter bees carpenter bees from University of Ohio
Carpenter bees from University of Kentucky

And some information about roaches from University of Missouri