RPB Pest Control

06/15/2022

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08/12/2021

RPB pest control can hunt things too

08/03/2021

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10/18/2018

The only way to eliminate German cockroaches is to kill them.

07/25/2018

11/26/2017

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10/02/2017

Today we at RPB Pest Control are sending our strongest prayers and condolences to those in Las Vegas and the families. This is a very tragic and senseless event and words can’t express how we feel

09/27/2017

Cockroaches
Moisture below your home can draw cockroaches. Maintenance is your best roach control weapon, from general cleanliness to repair of cracks and gaps that can let roaches in.

Common Cockroaches:

American cockroach,
German cockroach,
Oriental cockroach

09/26/2017

Fall Seasonal Pest Outlook

During the fall and winter months, you won’t be paying as much attention to the outside of your home as you do during the spring and summer. The weather is cooling down, leaves have fallen off the trees, and plants and other landscaping needs are not as critical.

However, failing to properly maintain the outside of your home this time of year can create an open invitation for many different types of pests, especially as they seek to stay warm inside your home during the cold winter months.

Stay tuned to see more and what you can do to help prevent. Don’t forget to call your wonderful pest control company and schedule your appointment

09/22/2017

What are some tips you would like to see posted? Do you have questions you would like to ask? Please ask away!!!

09/22/2017

Friday’s rodent tip:

Eliminate any unnecessary storage including boxes, paper, and clothing, because rodents (and other pests) will take shelter here, gnaw the items to make their nests, and even breed in undisturbed areas.

09/21/2017

If you put out traps, make sure they are parallel to and touching a wall.

Rats like to run along side walls. They prefer to be able to dart away at the last moment, leaving a predator to plunge into a solid object. If you place a rat trap in the middle of a room, only the hungriest and weakest rats are likely to seek the bait. More rats can be placed in traps alongside a wall than in the middle of a room.

The reason to place the trap parallel to the wall, the long side of the trap against a wall, is that rats pick up their food with their paws and nibble the middle. A baited trap placed perpendicular to the wall presents the food in a position that traps one or both paws but not the body of the rat, leaving the rat to wriggle free and savvy to your plans.