by Gold Miner Pest Control | Nov 28, 2019 | Gold Miner Pest Control |
Thanksgiving is a time to remember what we are thankful for. We are thankful for all of our amazing customers. Thank you for choosing Gold Miner Pest Control. From our family to yours, we wish you the happiest and warmest Thanksgiving. Thank you again for choosing our...
by Gold Miner Pest Control | Nov 26, 2019 | auburn pest control, Gold Miner Pest Control |
Gold Miner Pest Control was started with the idea that customer service and satisfaction were the most important part of running a business. This year we celebrate our 25th year in business keeping our customers happy and their homes pest free. We started as a single...
by Gold Miner Pest Control | Nov 19, 2019 | Centipede Pest Control, Gold Miner Pest Control |
The house centipede is one of the creepier pests to find in your home. They have lots of long hairy legs, even longer antennae, and are very fast. You may just see a blur as they run from under one object to another. Their bite, while rare, can be painful. While...
by Gold Miner Pest Control | Aug 15, 2019 | Gold Miner Pest Control, wasps and bees |
Yellow Jackets, also known as “meat bees” are some of the worst and most dangerous pests in Northern California. They are aggressive, can bite and sting, and their nests can often be difficult to locate. To make matters worse, they are strongly attracted...
by Gold Miner Pest Control | Jul 8, 2019 | Gold Miner Pest Control |
Odorous house ants are one of the most common pests here in Northern California. They are small, black to brown ants measuring about 2mm-3mm in size. Also, known as sugar ants or stink ants because of their pungent odor, odorous house ants can be quite the pest. The...
by Gold Miner Pest Control | May 10, 2019 | Gold Miner Pest Control |
Carpenter bees can do major damage to your home. They are about the size of an acorn and can drill up to six feet into wood to lay their eggs. Several acorn-size holes going up to three feet into the wood can cause major damage. They mate in pairs, rather than a...
