Truly Nolen Pest & Termite Control

10/21/2026

A little fall tidying pulls double duty around your home. Clearing leaf litter and ivy away from the foundation, keeping mulch from piling up against siding, and cutting back shrubs that press against the house all help your home dry out after rainy weeks - and they remove the damp hiding spots that stink bugs, boxelder bugs, spiders, and other fall crawlers love. Storing patio cushions and outdoor gear dry, and giving kids' toys and pet bowls a spot off the ground, helps too. None of this needs to happen in one weekend. A few small steps this month make the whole house feel buttoned up before the cold settles in. - Truly Nolen Pest & Termite Control

10/08/2026

🚘✨ Don’t miss the 8th Annual Truly Nolen Community Car Show on Saturday, November 14! Join us for a FREE, family-friendly day celebrating automotive history and our Tucson community.

📅 November 14, 2026
⏰ 10 AM–2 PM
📍 Truly Nolen Tucson Leadership Campus
🎟️ FREE admission!

Come explore antique cars, connect with local nonprofits, and enjoy new additions and returning favorites. Bring your family, invite your friends, and make a day of it! 💛

🚙 Want to show off your ride? Register your car and find event details at trulynolen.com/car-show⁠.

See you there!

10/05/2026

CREATURE FEATURE: VINEGAROON 🦂🌙

Looks like a nightmare. Acts more like pest control. 👀

Vinegaroons hunt roaches, crickets and other pests after dark and defend themselves with a vinegar-scented spray.

Scary looking. Mostly harmless.

09/25/2026

09/23/2026

You could ignore it.. or you could call Truly Nolen. 🐭💛

We recommend the second option.

09/21/2026

How we pull up to a pest control call 🐭💨

09/19/2026

Mark your calendars! Our 8th Annual Truly Nolen Community Car Show is coming up on Saturday, November 14 from 10 AM – 2 PM here in Tucson.

We’ll be celebrating our Veterans and spending the day with some amazing local car clubs, nonprofits, food trucks, and of course, a lot of great cars. It’s always a fun day, and we’d love to see you there.

📍 Truly Nolen Leadership Center
432 S. Williams Blvd.

Come by, bring the family, and hang out with us!

09/17/2026

We hear everyone’s bedazzling everything these days… so obviously we had to give the Truly Nolen essentials a little sparkle. 💎✨🐭

09/15/2026

POV: pest control just pulled up. 📸🐜

09/13/2026

Happy Grandparents Day! 💛

We asked some of our Truly Nolen grandparents a few fun questions about grandparent life, favorite memories, and the wisdom they’ve picked up along the way. Here’s to all the grandparents who make life a little sweeter. 🐭❤️

09/12/2026

L’Shana Tovah! Wishing all of our Jewish team members, customers, and followers who are celebrating a very Happy New Year. ✡️ 🍎 🍯💛

07/11/2026

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06/30/2026

Due to the heat and the upcoming holiday, we will closed starting Thursday and reopen on Monday.

06/26/2026

Spider time

06/09/2026

5 STAR REVIEW : Jim Bess

05/01/2026

Clover mites are plant feeders that occasionally invade homes. These mites do not attack people, and they will not reproduce under indoor conditions.
Clover mites are plant feeders that occasionally invade homes. These mites do not attack people, and although vast numbers of them can enter homes, they will not reproduce under indoor conditions and will perish shortly of their own accord. Since the conclusion of World War II, the mite has become more common as a household pest. This increase in activity may be related in some way to an increased use of lawn fertilizers. The soil nutrient level or plant vigor and the proximity of the lawn to the house are factors that appear to govern the incidence of infestation.
Description
Adult clover mites are one of the larger mites that infest plants. They are 0.75 mm long, reddish or greenish in color, and have a greatly elongated first pair of legs (Figure 1). Featherlike plates or scales are sparsely arranged on the abdomen. The mites are frequently encountered on windowsills on the sunny side of homes and will move about at a relatively rapid pace.
The removal of grass from a 6- to 24-inch-wide band adjacent to the foundation will act as a deterrent to mite invasions. Within the home, the best control method is to use a strong vacuum, which will also prevent the mites from staining surfaces. It is not necessary to chemically treat for mites within the home because they will die there within a few days from dehydration.
From PennStateExtension