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...
by Gold Miner Pest Control | Jan 15, 2019 | Gold Miner Pest Control, rat pest control |
Finding out you have rats or mice in your home can be a bit scary. How long have they been there? Have they caused any damage? Have they gotten in to any food? What have they touched? How many of them are there? These are just a few of the questions that may come to...
by Gold Miner Pest Control | Feb 24, 2018 | Bed Bugs, Gold Miner Pest Control |
Bed bugs gross us all out. It’s not by chance that we have the saying “don’t let the bedbugs bite. Sucking our blood while we sleep is certainly bad enough, but it doesn’t stop there. Bed bug poop is also full of histamines which can cause...
by Gold Miner Pest Control | Aug 1, 2017 | Applegate, Gold Miner Pest Control |
Gold Miner Pest Control is on the Travel Channel. Join owner Casey Jeffreys and Field Technician & Manager Ted Pierce as they evaluate a possibly haunted house in Applegate, CA to rule out a pest control problem. Does the home in Applegate have a pest control...
by Gold Miner Pest Control | Apr 29, 2017 | ant pest control, Bat Removal, Gold Miner Pest Control, wasps and bees |
Spring is officially here. The days are getting longer, warmer and brighter. Everything is green and the flowers are starting to bloom. It’s also a busy time for pest control. In the foothills, insects and other pests who have been nesting and less visible...
