We Know How to Control Lawn & Garden Pests

Mice, rats, and pigeons can be real pests when they leave you a mess to clean up.

Floridians are blessed with a climate that where year around our thoughts turn to flowers, green grass, and the joy of being outdoors. It seems that all of Mother Nature thinks that way, too! Most homeowners in Florida take pride in maintaining their gardens and landscapes. Our climate is perfect for colorful gardens and lush green lawns. But healthy landscapes bring out certain Florida bugs, and these pests feed on plants and grass. Unless protective pest control measures are taken, various outdoor invaders can do extensive damage to your yard and garden. Florida’s lawn & garden pests consists of Chinch bugs, Aphids & whitefly, Armyworms, Grub worms, Mites, Mole crickets, Scale, Slugs & snails, Caterpillars & many others. Tropical Home & Garden Pest Control is familiar with these lawn & garden pests & we know how to exterminate them.

cinch bugs can quickly destroy south florida lawns. photograph shows the bugs collected on a blade of grass
CHINCH BUGS CAN QUICKLY DESTROY SOUTH FLORIDA LAWNS
white flies on ficus leaf sucking the sap and killing the plant
WHITE FLIES ON FICUS LEAF SUCKING OUT THE SAP AND KILLING THE PLANT
aphids pierce stems, leaves, and other plant parts to suck out the fluid resulting in the death of the plant. photograph shows a macro image of aphids on a leaf.
APHIDS PIERCE STEMS, LEAVES, AND OTHER PLANT PARTS AND SUCK OUT THE PLANTS FLUIDS
armyworms feed primarily on grass, vegetables and fruit. photograph shows a caterpillar destroying a blade of grass
ARMYWORMS FEED PRIMARLY ON GRASS, VEGETABLES AND FRUIT

SOIL PRE-TREATMENT

tropical home and garden pest control pre-treats the soil pre-construction

Subterranean termites start nests in the soil then extend the colony into structures where damage occurs. Because the "root" of the colony is always in the soil, termite treatments usually involve applying insecticide to the soil. "Pre-treatment" is a term for termiticide that is applied to the soil. This description relates principally to the South Florida area. It refers to the use of toxins applied to the soil as a means of blocking concealed access to a structure by subterranean termites. Most new structures in Florida are treated against termites during the initial construction process. These applications of poisons into the soil under and around buildings being constructed are what is commonly referred to as pre-treatments. A termite pre-treatment is intended to create a barrier of termiticide between termites found in the soil and wooden structures of the building. In effect, large volumes of emulsion are needed to effectively fill the soil around the foundation walls, support piers and the soil to be covered with concrete slabs.

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South Florida has wonderful weather all year long, which means pest control is a factor of life. Fortunately, our affordable service will ensure that you are in control of what comes in your home or business. A healthy home for your family and pets is our number one priority. Call or contact us now.
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