GOT A PEST PROBLEMIN GREENVILLE?

Roaches enter Greenville homes through tiny gaps in foundations and pipe penetrations. Once inside, populations can double every 28 days. Signs: droppings under sinks, foul odor in cabinets, sightings during the day (sign of heavy infestation).

Red imported fire ants cause over 20,000 ER visits in the US annually. Greenville yards are prime territory. Signs: reddish mounds with no central hole, swarming attack when nest is disturbed, painful pustules on skin.

Asian tiger and yellow fever mosquitoes have established in Greenville and bite during daylight hours. Signs: swarms near shaded vegetation, daytime bites, eggs in any container holding water for 5+ days.

Each subterranean colony can contain millions of workers feeding 24/7 on cellulose. Greenville's warm soil accelerates their activity. Signs: mud shelter tubes on basement walls, weakened floor joists, paper-thin wood surfaces.

Lone star, dog, and brown ticks are all active in Greenville. Ticks transmit Lyme, ehrlichiosis, and alpha-gal syndrome. Signs: ticks attached to skin after yard time, bulls-eye rashes, unexplained fatigue or joint pain.

Greenville homes lose an estimated 20% of pantry food to rodents annually. Mice can squeeze through dime-sized gaps. Signs: droppings in pantries and drawers, chewed cereal boxes, greasy rub marks along baseboards.