Our Pest Control Blog
Want to learn from the pest control experts? We’ve got you covered. Our blog is your one-stop resource for information on how to prevent pests and make the most of your treatments.
Whether you're planning a quick getaway or a full vacation, knowing how to prepare before your trip, inspect your hotel room, and protect your home afterward can help keep bed bugs from becoming an unwanted souvenir.
As winter fades and temperatures begin to rise, many homeowners in Western New York start noticing a familiar problem—ants. These tiny pests seem to appear out of nowhere, invading kitchens, bathrooms, and even outdoor spaces. But when exactly do ants come out in Western New York, and why does spring trigger their activity?
As Spring arrives, pests will become more active. Read out guide on how you can avoid a pest infestation in New York in the upcoming warm season.
Many homeowners worry about termites causing hidden damage—but here in Western New York, termites are not a common threat. What homeowners are often actually dealing with are carpenter ants, which can cause similar structural concerns and are frequently mistaken for termites.
Carpenter ants are large, wood-excavating ants that wake up in early spring and can cause structural damage to homes. They are often mistaken for pavement ants, odorous house ants or even termites, but knowing the differences helps you choose the right treatment. This guide explains how to recognize each pest and offers prevention tips so you can protect your family and property.
The wood shavings under your windowsill aren't rot. They're frass, and they mean carpenter ants have been at work in your wall for a while. Here's what you need to know.
Most people assume ticks disappear when the snow falls. The ones that bite you in late November would suggest otherwise. Here's the truth about ticks in Western New York winters and why spring prevention starts now.
Those red-and-black beetles clustering on your south-facing wall weren't there yesterday. Now there are hundreds of them, and some have found their way inside. Learn about what's actually going on.
A complete guide to mice control in Buffalo and Western New York, detailing how to identify mouse activity, why mice invade homes, common entry points, effective prevention strategies, health risks, and professional mice control options in WNY.
Rats are an increasing concern across Buffalo and Western New York.
Buffalo, NY — November 14, 2025 — Eco Serve Pest Services announced that its annual 2025 Cancer is a Pest fundraiser raised a total of $8,100 for the Breast Cancer Network of Western New York (BCN), the most raised in it’s seven year run!
We’re passionate about serving more than just homes and businesses—we’re committed to serving our community. Last week, our team had the privilege of partnering with Compeer of Buffalo, a nonprofit dedicated to improving mental health through friendship, connection, and mentorship.
When temperatures drop in Buffalo, Orchard Park, Williamsville, Tonawanda, Amherst, and Cheektowaga, rodents move indoors for warmth and food. Fall and winter are peak rodent seasons because mice and rats squeeze through tiny gaps around foundations, doors, and utility lines.
If you’ve ever been relaxing in your backyard and suddenly found yourself dodging a few aggressive buzzing visitors, there’s a good chance you’ve met a yellow jacket. In and around Western New York, these wasps are especially active from late summer into early fall — just when we’re trying to enjoy those last warm days before the kids and teachers head back to class!
Think you’ve spotted carpenter ants around your home? Don’t wait until the damage is done. This guide breaks down what to look for, quick DIY tips, and when it’s time to call in expert help in Western New York.
