Everybody has questions. This is especially true when it comes to services you don’t know as much about.
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Everybody has questions. This is especially true when it comes to services you don’t know as much about.
Unfortunately, mice and rats living in your home can go undetected for quite some time. It’s no wonder: They are quiet and small and can sneak into the smallest of spaces.
We know that as you take care of your lawn, you want it to look good. You give it attention and curb appeal. You treat it well to ensure it looks its best.
When mice get inside your house, it’s just the worst.
Termites cause billions of dollars in structural damage every year, according to the Environmental Protection Agency
Regular guests to your home usually knock first before you let them in. You get the opportunity to greet and welcome them.
But there are some visitors to your house in Maryland that use some secret backdoors to come in. And they don’t knock first or ask permission. They just barge their way in and set up shop, making your home their own.
Your lawn is a key part of your Maryland home landscape.
A gorgeous, green lawn certainly adds beauty to your property, and that, in turn, boosts its curb appeal and overall value. A thick, healthy lawn also gives you, your children, and your pets a place to relax outdoors or play catch or fetch.
You probably know there are multiple types of grasses out there across the country that grow in different home landscapes. There are cool-season and warm-season grasses that do best in northern and southern U.S. locations.
Things begin to cool down as fall approaches in Maryland.
It's also time to clean things up and prepare for winter. The chill weather feels refreshing after a long, hot summer. And the bugs and annoying critters like mice begin to die down to the point where you don’t see them much. Being outside feels pretty nice.
If you have pets, especially dogs, then it’s pretty likely they spend a lot of time in your yard.
Maybe you play fetch with Fido in the afternoons. Or Rover is your companion as you enjoy time on your patio or enjoying your lawn.
Any time you’re outside, you want to feel that your pets are safe. In fact, you might be wondering what’s lurking in your backyard right now. Among the pests that could be hanging out in your yard are fleas. They can easily catch a ride on a rodent passing through your yard and show up on your beloved pet.
But you shouldn’t be spending more time worrying about these potential pest threats. You should be able to enjoy your landscape without stress over fleas. The last thing you need is for your pet to accidentally bring fleas into your home.
We know fleas can be troublesome, so let’s take a look at how to know if you have fleas in your yard so you can be better prepared to spot if they are a problem in Central and Southern Maryland lawn.