Amazing video of the leaf ant

Ants are some of the most amazing creatures. They can lift 20 times its own body weight. If we were as strong as an ant, wewould be able to pick up a car...with one hand Watch this incredible video of the leaf ant colony working hard for a livi...

The kissing bug...not so sweet

With flea and tick season getting underway, we thought we would share a video of The Kissing Bug, which is very similar to the flea...a bloodsucking insect. Watch the video, get creeped out, and then call us. We're standing by. 336.218.0333National Geographic Channel: Bug Attack | Movies & TV | SPIKE....

We found this Black Widow on the job

We found this black widow spider making herself comfortable at a home in Kernersville, NC.(click photo to enlarge)We can take care of these and other pests! Call us and we'll take care of business! 336.218.0...

Bat Eating Centipede...AWESOME VIDEO

Sometimes, just to creep ourselves out, we like to look at and find creatures that (thankfully) live nowhere near us. The species of bugs, rodents and pests as a whole are quite fascinating, especially in the warmer climates like Venezuela.Check out this incredible video of the Bat Eating Centipede And yes, it's exactly what it sounds like. Next time you see a centipede, you wont look at it the same way after watching th...

What does a drywood termite sound like?

The sound of destruction happening...This is actual audio of the drywood termite going to town on someone's house.We can do preventative treatment now, before it's too late! 336.218.0...

Spring is just around the corner

Here we are. Can you believe it's already March.? Everyone is ready for the temperatures to start warming so that we can all come out of hibernation. Think about it. Cooped up in the same place all winter long. We are all ready to break free of the cold temps and run free as can be!We aren't the only ones that are ready to spread our spring wings. Termites are already making themselves known across the Triad, and...

What do fire ants sound like

Fire ants. They are a common problem here in the Triad and across the state. The venom of a fire ant sting causes stinging and swells into a bump. This can cause much pain and irritation at times, especially when stung repeatedly by several at once. The bump often forms into a white pustule, which is at risk of becoming infected if scratched; however, if left alone, it will usually go down within a few days. The pustules...