Midway Pest Management Kansas City

05/25/2026

05/21/2026

Warmer weather in Kansas means ant season is in full swing 🐜

During May and June, heavy rains and rising temperatures often drive ants indoors searching for food, water, and shelter. If you’re noticing ants in kitchens, bathrooms, or around windows and doors, acting early can help prevent colonies from growing and spreading throughout the home.

Call today!
913-820-9737

05/19/2026

Barn swallows may be messy neighbors, but they’re incredibly beneficial birds that help control mosquitoes and other flying insects. Their mud nests are commonly found under porches, barns, and overhangs this time of year. Did you know that many birds, including barn swallows, are federally protected, so active nests with eggs or babies cannot legally be removed.

Need help identifying what kind of bird you have nesting around your home? Snap some pictures and we would be happy to help! We’ll let you know if the
bird is protected and if there’s anything we can do!

04/30/2026

Look what one of our technicians found today during a quarterly service! Copperheads are a venomous snake and common in our area. They blend in with mulch and leaves, so they’re easy to miss.

Quick tips:
• Keep your distance
• Clear debris and wood piles
• Call a professional if you’re unsure

📞 913-820-9737

04/25/2026

Termites don’t need a lot of time to do serious damage. By the time you see swarmers or visible damage, they’ve likely already been active behind the scenes. Prevention and early detection make all the difference. Don’t wait until it’s too late!

Call your pest professional today, and if you don’t have one, we’re always here to help!
☎ 913-820-9737

04/22/2026

Fungus gnats are a common issue in houseplants and are usually caused by overly moist soil. These small, mosquito-like pests lay eggs in damp soil, and their larvae can damage plant roots over time.

To help control them, allow the top 1–2 inches of soil to dry out between waterings, use yellow sticky traps to catch adults, and improve drainage by avoiding standing water. In more severe cases, repotting with fresh soil can make a big difference.

If the problem persists, professional treatment may be needed to fully break the life cycle and eliminate the infestation.

04/08/2026

Look what one of our customers found after removing the drywall for a remodel!

Termites eat wood from the inside out, so serious structural damage can occur long before you ever see signs. Termites cause over $5 billion in property damage each year in the U.S.

Termite prevention is key!