Accura Pest Control

While spiders can be beneficial – eating insects and other pests – some species can also be harmful to people and animals. Spider fangs emit venom which, depending on the type of spider, can produce symptoms ranging from very mild to lethal. Possible symptoms of a spider bite include swelling, skin lesions or welts, rash, itching, blistering, and pain around the bite area. Spider bites can also trigger allergic reactions, difficulty breathing, muscle pain or cramping, nausea and vomiting, fever, sweating, and headaches. In rare cases, spider venom can also cause the tissue around the bite to die, paralyze the nervous system, or result in death.

Contact us today to rid your home of all spiders!

Just say the word termite and homeowners cringe. These tiny wood-eating pests are capable of great destruction, causing an estimated $5 billion in damage annually.

Of the more than 2,500 known species of termites, 50 of them are found in North America, predominantly located in warmer climates. Termites have been in existence for over 100 million years. Even though they are commonly mistaken for ants, these insects are more closely related to wood-eating cockroaches.

Because termites feed exclusively on cellulose-laden materials, wood and other construction materials offer a rich source of nutrition for them. Nearly one out of every 25 homes in the United States are thought to have a termite problem. If not properly treated, termites will destroy property and can compromise a building’s structural integrity.

Give us a call today if you suspect you have a termite problem!

Seeing spiders,ants, or any other pesky bugs around? Call us today for a general pest spray around the perimeter of your home! Prices range from $89-$119 depending on the size of your home.

Seeing spiders,ants, or any other pesky bugs around? Call us today for a general pest spray around the perimeter of your home! Prices typically range from $89-$119 depending on the size of your home.

Are you starting to see those pesky bugs come back around? Many insects become more prominent in the spring because they emerge from hiding places or return to active phase. This is because some insects rely on external temperatures to determine their activity level. When the temperature gets below 50°F, most insects slow down, and at 40°F, they essentially stop moving or go dormant.