South Florida pest control Archives - In Touch Pest Control

Sep

Pest control professional inspecting a South Florida childcare facility entrance

Pest Control for Schools, Daycares, and Childcare Facilities

South Florida schools and childcare facilities need prevention-first pest control. See an IPM plan for safer inspection, monitoring, and treatment.

Aug

Pest control technician inspecting a fire ant mound after heavy rain in South Florida

Ant Control, Lawn & Outdoor Services, Seasonal Pest Tips

Fire Ant Mounds After Rain: What Property Owners Should Know

See why fire ant mounds appear after South Florida rain, what to avoid, when bait timing matters, and how property owners can reduce sting risks.

Aug

Pest control technician inspecting under an apartment kitchen sink for cockroach pathways

Apartment & Condo Pest Control, Cockroach Control, Home Pest Prevention

Why Roaches Are Common in Apartment Buildings

Roaches are common in apartment buildings because food, moisture, hiding places, and shared pathways can connect multiple units. Learn what works in South Florida.

Aug

In Touch Pest Control technician checking a home exterior with a family during hurricane season

Home Pest Prevention, Hurricane & Storm Pest Tips, Seasonal Pest Tips

September Peak Hurricane Season Pest Problems

September is peak hurricane season, and pest pressure can shift quickly after wind, rain, debris, and standing water. Here is what to watch.

Aug

Black Caribbean In Touch Pest Control technician reviewing pest prevention with a South Florida food truck owner.

Commercial Pest Control, Food Safety Pest Control

Pest Control for Food Trucks and Outdoor Food Vendors

Food trucks and outdoor vendors face pests from trash, moisture, storage, parking locations, and service windows. Here is how to stay ahead of problems.

Jul

In Touch Pest Control technician sealing a garage threshold while a homeowner organizes storage

Garage & Vehicle Pest Control, Home Pest Prevention

How to Pest-Proof Your Garage and Utility Room

Garages and utility rooms often give pests the first opening into a home. Use this checklist to reduce roaches, ants, rodents, and occasional invaders.