GOT A PEST PROBLEMIN WYOMING?

Wyoming homeowners spot 1 mouse and assume it's alone — most infestations involve 20+ individuals breeding in walls. Signs: scratching sounds at night, droppings in multiple rooms, pet pawing at baseboards.

700+ species across the US. Common in Wyoming kitchens and foundations each spring. Signs: trails near food sources, sawdust (carpenter ants), mounds in yard.

Spider treatments in Wyoming focus on entry points and the underlying insect populations that attract spiders. Signs: webs forming repeatedly in same spots, multiple spider species in one area, egg sacs in corners.

Centipede bites are rare but painful — similar to a bee sting. Wyoming children and pets are most at risk. Signs: red painful welts on skin, centipede sightings increasing in spring, dampness around foundation walls.

Late-summer yellowjacket colonies in Wyoming can contain 5,000+ workers — extremely defensive of the nest. Signs: heavy activity near soda cans and trash, multiple stings clustered together, swarming attacks.

Spreading rapidly across Wyoming. Nearly impossible to eliminate without professional treatment. Signs: rust stains on sheets, itchy welts in rows, sweet musty smell.