Segment on the TODAY Show Air at 9:00 AM Today | "What's Bugging You"

Pest Control for Upcoming Onslaught of Insects

The segment will give attention to springtime bugs and several of the risks connected with them. The segment will be showcasing a myriad of live insects and related props.

A very big thanks to various companies and people which replied to requests for needed show-and-tell products and basic aid consisting of many pest control companies, and Liz Pereira/University of Florida, University of Georgia, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and Ted Granovsky. NPMA hopes to discuss a clip of the segment in next week's ePestWorld.

The National Pest Management Association wishes to thank all the Guardians and Contributors of NPMA's Professional Pest Management Alliance which made this customer instructional possibility possible for the market.

This segment should give the pest control industry some awareness by the public, and will at least let know consumers what to expect this pest control season.

If your in need of pest control this spring please have us come out and do a free evaluation. You are not required to sign a contract. We believe our service will keep you coming back. We give free quotes that are fair and honest.

(772) 334-7007, or (561) 746-7969 today--Contract Free!

Brian Reynolds-President   

Reynolds Pest Management, Inc.

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How to - Pest Control - Tick Infestation-Florida

This was a case where Reynolds Pest Management had an opportunity to use it's expertise in pest control for this infestation of Brown Dog Ticks in a Martin County Florida home. This tick problem had to be addressed on multiple occasions which is often the case at the homes we treat on The Treasure Coast, and in Palm Beach County, Florida.

Most of the tick problems we encounter in Stuart, Jensen Beach, Port Saint Lucie, Jupiter, and Palm Beach are Brown Dog Ticks.

Brown Dog Tick Video Blog Post

Ticks

Appearance:

Ticks come in a variety of colors as regards specific species. Smaller than a sunflower seed (1/8 inch); yet if engorged with blood, adults can be up to 5/8-inch long.  Nymphal (or immature) ticks are less than 1/16-inch. Common problem ticks include the Brown Dog tick,  American Dog tick, deer or black legged tick and lone star tick.

Habit:

While some species require moisture to survive, others can and do in more arid environments. They habituate near wooded and highly vegetated areas.

Diet:

They consume blood meals during all of the four developmental stages in a tick's life cycle. All females and males of most species feed on blood of mammals, birds and reptiles.

Reproduction:

From egg and larvae, to nymph and adult; ticks have only six legs during their larval stage and eight legs during the nymphal and adult stages. A tick's life cycle will support and transfer pathogens (organisms that cause diseases) in the animals they infect and can be passed through all stages of a tick's life cycle.

Reynolds Pest Management offers a variety of solutions to many pest problems including Tick control.
Reynolds Pest Management offers full service pest control for homes and business'. Reynolds Pest Management also offers insect, weed, and fertilization services to ensure a beautiful, bug free lawn all year round.

Our services include Residential and Commercial Interior Pest Control Services, Lawn and Ornamental Spraying and Fertilization, Rodent Control, and Termite Control. Tubes in the Wall Installation and Service.

Phone #’s:

Main: 772-334-7007

St. Lucie County: 772-337-2131, or 772-464-4707

Martin County: 772-283-8986, or 772-546-9999

Indian River: 772-778-5507

Jupiter, Palm Beach: 561-746-7969

Visit our Website:

http://www.reynoldspest.com

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