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If you live in Ketchikan, you know what October brings. Shorter days, colder nights, and rain that never really lets up. While you’re pulling out the Xtratufs and stacking firewood, something else is changing around your house, and a lot of it is happening inside...
Your dumpster area has turned into a minefield. Employees are avoiding it, customers are noticing, and every time someone opens the lid, a handful of wasps come pouring out. If this sounds familiar, you’re dealing with one of the most predictable and most avoidable fall...
You swept the porch clean last week. Now there’s a fresh web strung across the doorway, another tucked into the corner of the railing, and a third stretched between the porch light and the siding. If it feels like spiders have suddenly taken over your...
You hear a faint rustling in the wall. You find a small pile of what looks like sawdust on the windowsill. A few oversized black ants show up in your kitchen, and then they’re gone again by the time you grab a paper towel. It’s...
You already know Juneau summers are something else. Wildflowers on the Flats, humpbacks in the channel, the sun finally sticking around past 10 PM. It’s the payoff every Southeast Alaska winter earns you. But while you’re enjoying all of it, something else is quietly happening...
If you live in Ketchikan or anywhere in Southeast Alaska, you may have wondered: Are bed bugs actually a problem here? It’s a fair question. With Alaska’s colder climate and smaller population compared to major cities, many assume bed bugs are rare or nonexistent. Unfortunately,...
As winter loosens its grip on Southeast Alaska, something else begins to stir besides longer days and warmer temperatures. Spring marks the reawakening of pest activity across the region. Melting snow, rising moisture, and milder weather create ideal conditions for insects and rodents to emerge,...
For business owners in Ketchikan, heavy rain and cold temperatures are part of everyday life. While most people prepare for slick sidewalks and damp weather, far fewer realize how these conditions dramatically increase rodent activity around commercial buildings. Seasonal rain and cold do not reduce...
Heavy snowfall is a fact of life in Southeast Alaska, but for business owners in Juneau, winter weather brings more than icy sidewalks and delivery delays. After periods of deep snow, rodent activity around commercial buildings often increases, and restaurants are especially vulnerable. If you...
Many Alaskans believe cockroaches are strictly a warm climate problem. When people think of roaches, they picture big cities, southern states, and hot, dry weather. For homeowners in Petersburg, it is easy to assume the cold climate offers natural protection. Unfortunately, that belief leads to...
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