Are stink bugs becoming a nuisance in your Ohio home and garden? This blog post will explore the state’s three primary stink bug species and how to identify them, their life cycles and feeding habits, and effective control methods. Key…
If you live in Ohio, chances are you’ve seen your fair share of ants. But what kind of ants are they, and why are they in your house? In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at the most…
At Complete Pest Solutions, we’re your residential pest control experts. Backed by years of experience, we’re passionate about making your life easier, and no matter your situation, we want you to know we can help. So what home pest control…
At Complete Pest Control, we specialize in being the commercial pest control team you turn to in your time of need. When you need to remove pests from the office, we’ll go the extra mile to ensure that the job…
Bats are like nature’s pest control. After all, a single bat can eat hundreds of insects in one night! However, when bats try to roost in your home, they become a dangerous pest themselves. That’s why professional wildlife removal services…
Insects are one of the most successful creatures on the planet, having been around for hundreds of millions of years. They are simple creatures, which is one reason they are so successful. Complete Pest Solutions offers the best insect and…
Pest control is a growing industry due to the fact that the population is growing, creating more opportunities for pests to invade areas they are not welcomed. Complete Pest Solutions offers pest control franchising. Learn more below, and contact us…
Most people inherently despise pests. Not only can they cause damage to crops and eat our own food in storage, but they can also carry diseases and other pathogens that can harm our health. Complete Pest Solutions offers insect and…
Insect & Pest Control You Can Trust Nobody likes pests, no matter the season. Some pests you may be able to get rid of on your own; others may require a professional insect and pest control service to lend a…
Indigenous primarily in parts of China, India, and Vietnam, the Spotted Lanternfly has made its way to the United States. Recognized as an invasive species, here is what you need to know about this pest, how to identify it, and…