Shreveport LA Subterranean Termite Removal Pest Control Expert Service Announced
Feb 15, 2019
Shreveport pest control and extermination experts, Redd Pest Control, have announced they can provide specialist termite swarm removal services. Subterranean termites can be a big issue throughout Northwest and Central Louisiana, and it’s important to act fast when spotted.
Shreveport, United States - February 15, 2019 /PressCable/ —
Shreveport pest control and extermination experts, Redd Pest Control, has announced they can provide specialist termite swarm removal services. Subterranean termites can be a big issue throughout Northwest and Central Louisiana, and it’s important to act fast when they’re spotted.
For more information please visit the website here: https://redd-pestcontrol.com
Redd Pest Control of Shreveport has announced they can provide local homeowners with expert termite extermination and pest control services. The upcoming 2019 season could see an increase in termite swarms, with issues arising from March through the end of May.
Redd Pest Control of Shreveport is known for high quality pest control services all year round. They aim to always provide the best customer service in the local area and protect customers’ homes and businesses from a wide range of pests.
These include ants, cockroaches, mice, rats, spiders, fleas, silverfish and more. Redd Pest Control offers a full service Home Protection Plan, whereby customers will receive seasonal service and regular visits from trained technicians four times a year.
The team has over 27 years of industry leading service, and is always available to help. They encourage anyone worried about pests to get in touch for all their pest control and extermination needs.
One of the biggest issues at this time of year in Shreveport and surrounding areas is the Native subterranean termite which only swarms during the daytime and not at night compared to the the Formosan termites swarm in late evening and into the night. This usually follows a warm, rainy day.
The right temp and humidity levels trigger termites to swarm. There may be as few as a dozen or as many as several hundred that swarm out in a single event.
Termite swarmers don’t bite or sting and don’t eat wood but they are a warning sign. When the termites are visible inside a home or a business, there will be an active infestation of worker termites doing damage to the structure.
Ants and termites both swarm and it is difficult for the average person to tell the two apart. Homeowners or business owners who see something that looks like flying ants inside their home…even if they’re dead…should save a few for identification and call an expert to determine if they have an active termite infestation.
Only experienced professionals like Redd Pest Control can offer peace of mind that a home or office is free of damaging termites.
Redd Pest Control states: “With over 27 years of world-class professionalism and service, we consider it a privilege to solve all your pest control needs.”
Those wishing to find out more can visit their website on the link provided above.
Contact Info:
Name: Steve Odom
Organization: Redd Pest Control Of Shreveport
Address: 5914 Fairfield Ave., Shreveport, LA 71106, United States
Phone: +1-318-687-7252
Website: https://www.redd-pestcontrol.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 482698
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