Author: Amoroso Pest Control

  • Who Pays for CT Pest Inspection in FHA Loans?

    Pest Inspections FHA CT Who Pays?Who Pays for CT Pest Inspection in FHA Loans?

    Connecticut FHA loans offer low interest rates and flexible credit requirements to make achieving home ownership for CT residents more affordable.

    To ensure buyers are investing in a quality home, FHA requires that the borrower have a licensed pest inspection to ensure the property meets certain standards. (more…)

  • Pest Inspection CT: Ways to Control Carpenter Bees

    Pest Inspection CT Carpenter Bee ControlPest Inspection CT – Ways to Control Carpenter Bees.  The warm summer will certainly bring out the best in carpenter bees.  They love to fly, swarm and buzz right in front of your face.  Not to worry.  This bee can be very intimidating but their buzz is worse than their sting.

    As a matter of fact, the male carpenter bee is unable to sting and they are the most noticed.  The female has the ability to sting but rarely does.  She has to be extremely provoked before attempting to sting.

    If you see a large number of bees hovering around eaves or drilling holes in your wood you have carpenter bees.  Carpenter bees nest in wooded objects like tree’s, fences, decking and wood framing.  A Carpenter bee begins her nest by drilling a nearly perfect round hole about a quarter of an inch.  (more…)

  • Pest Inspection CT: How to Identify a Termite Problem

    Pest Inspection How to identify a termite problemPest Inspection CT – How to Identify a Termite Problem. Since termites live inside wood and in the ground, it can be difficult to actually know if you have a termite problem in CT. There are ways for you to determine the existence of termites in and around your home. Although a pest inspection by an Connecticut pest control company would help you identify these pests, here are are some tips to help you recognize a termite problem:

    • Termites thrive in warm, damp places. A moisture problem due to a leaky water pipe or water entry into your home, could be very attractive to these pests. You should have any type of moisture problem repaired to avoid water seeping into your foundation. (more…)