Stidham Pest and Predator Control

09/10/2026

Been a long time since I got to hold one of these. Around 15 years.

You just don’t see them anymore.

I love these things and my job.

08/09/2026

Eastern milksnake snuck upon us while jabbering last night. They sure are beautiful.

08/07/2026

I have never in my life seen as many venomous snakes as I have this year.

Be careful. This was laying quietly behind a hostas flower.

07/11/2026

This was a juicy one!

I LOVE this job!

07/09/2026

It’s that time.

Yellow jackets and hornet season is here.

This is a home where they eat through the dry wall along the top of a door facing.

They will destroy your drywall in a matter of a few days.

They are aggressive and will attack you with multiple stings from multiple yellow jackets and/or hornets.

Call us if you need us!

07/02/2026

Doing a little termite work today…

Fun fact-he is only here for the food.

Mice were plentiful.

This is a copperhead, he seen me long before I seen him.

Be cautious around and under crawl spaces.

If you need us, call us. 6064018162

06/21/2026

06/19/2026

Rats. 🐀

This is what they will do to the inside of your walls in a short matter of time. ⏰

This is costing alot more than a monthly subscription to general pest control. 💵

Call us if you need us! 6064018162

06/03/2026

I love my job. 🥰

04/14/2026

It’s important to protect yourself from ticks. Ticks can carry diseases and being bitten by a diseased tick isn’t something you want to risk.

Ticks are present year-round but are most active during warmer weather. As you’re out and about this summer, consider these steps to help prevent you and your loved ones from being bitten by a tick:

Ticks live in grassy, brushy, or wooded areas. If possible, avoid these areas.

Wear high-top boots with long pants tucked into the boots. If you don’t have boots, tuck your pants into your socks. Tuck your shirt into your pants and spray any exposed skin with a DEET-based repellent. You can also spray permethrin on your clothes to help deter ticks.

When you get indoors, shower and check for ticks.

Ticks can be carried into your home on your clothes. Throw your clothes in the dryer for 10 minutes to kill any ticks that may be on the clothes. If you need to wash your clothes, wash with hot water, as cold and medium temperatures will not kill ticks.

What should you do if you find a tick on your skin? Grab a pair of fine-tipped tweezers and pull the tick upward in a steady, even motion off your skin. Promptly wash your hands and disinfect the bite.

What do you do with the tick? Do not crush the tick with your fingers! It’s recommended to place it in rubbing alcohol, flush it down the toilet, or place it in a sealed bag. Watch for a rash or fever after being bitten. This may occur several weeks after the bite. If either occur, please see your doctor.