Skip to content
See Pest Control

Got Pests? Call SEE Today 888-287-9805 Pay My Bill

Navigation
  • Residential
    • Pest Control
      • Ant Control
      • Bed Bug Treatment
      • Mosquito Control
      • Occasional Invader Control
      • Over-Wintering Insect Control
      • Rodent Control
      • Spider Control
      • Stinging Insect Control
      • Termite Control
      • NPMA-33 Inspection
    • Lawn Care
    • Landscape Care
  • Commercial
    • Pest Control
      • Apartments & Multi-Family Housing
      • Food Retail Facilities
      • Healthcare Facilities
      • Hotels, Lodging and Resorts
      • Office Buildings
      • Retail Stores
      • Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care Facilities
      • Restaurants
      • Schools and Universities
  • Fact Center
    • Pest Identification
      • Ants
      • Blood-Feeding Pests
      • Cockroaches
      • Fabric & Paper Pests
      • Flies
      • Stored Product Pests
      • Stinging Insects
      • Spiders
      • Termites
      • Occasional Invaders
      • Over-Wintering Pests
        • Asian Lady Beetle
        • Boxelder Bug
        • Kudzu Bug
        • Brown Marmorated Stink Bug
        • Western Conifer Seed Bug
        • Elm Leaf Beetle
        • Cluster Fly
      • Rodents
        • Deer Mouse
        • House Mouse
        • Norway Rat
        • Roof Rat
      • Tree Pests
      • Wildlife
      • Wood-Destroying Insects
    • Labels & SDS’s
  • Pests for Kids
  • Our Company
    • Service Area
    • Reviews
    • Employment
  • My Account
  • Contact
  • Search
  • Residential
    • Pest Control
      • Ant Control
      • Bed Bug Treatment
      • Mosquito Control
      • Occasional Invader Control
      • Over-Wintering Insect Control
      • Rodent Control
      • Spider Control
      • Stinging Insect Control
      • Termite Control
      • NPMA-33 Inspection
    • Lawn Care
    • Landscape Care
  • Commercial
    • Pest Control
      • Apartments & Multi-Family Housing
      • Food Retail Facilities
      • Healthcare Facilities
      • Hotels, Lodging and Resorts
      • Office Buildings
      • Retail Stores
      • Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care Facilities
      • Restaurants
      • Schools and Universities
  • Fact Center
    • Pest Identification
      • Ants
      • Blood-Feeding Pests
      • Cockroaches
      • Fabric & Paper Pests
      • Flies
      • Stored Product Pests
      • Stinging Insects
      • Spiders
      • Termites
      • Occasional Invaders
      • Over-Wintering Pests
        • Asian Lady Beetle
        • Boxelder Bug
        • Kudzu Bug
        • Brown Marmorated Stink Bug
        • Western Conifer Seed Bug
        • Elm Leaf Beetle
        • Cluster Fly
      • Rodents
        • Deer Mouse
        • House Mouse
        • Norway Rat
        • Roof Rat
      • Tree Pests
      • Wildlife
      • Wood-Destroying Insects
    • Labels & SDS’s
  • Pests for Kids
  • Our Company
    • Service Area
    • Reviews
    • Employment
  • My Account
  • Contact
  • Search

Category Archive

Home Blog Uncategorized

Jacksonville firefighters relocate due to bed bug infestation (via WJXT)

Firefighters at a Jacksonville fire station are relocating due to bed bugs, according to an official with Jacksonville Fire Rescue. Source: WJXT

Group from Milwaukee bitten by bed bugs at Wisconsin Dells resort (via WGBA)

A family celebrating a birthday in the Wisconsin Dells ended up with bed bug bites for souvenirs. Source: WGBA

Experts: When Checking For Ticks Don’t Discount Short-Grass Sports Fields (via r20.rs6.net)

Health experts say just because your child is playing on a well-manicured sports field, it doesn’t mean you shouldn’t fear ticks. Source: r20.rs6.net

Lyme disease explained: Symptoms, ticks, treatments and the states where cases occur (via USA TODAY)

More people will get tick bites from May through July than any other time of year in the U.S., according to the CDC. Here’s what to know. Source: USA TODAY

Seasonal Uptick in Lyme Disease Concerns on Long Island (via Long Island News from the Long Island Press)

The spread of tick-borne diseases (TBDs) has been labeled an epidemic, with New York State having the nation’s highest number of confirmed Lyme cases. Source: Long Island News from the Long Island Press

Tick paralysis: it’s real and can be deadly (via AL.com)

To cause paralysis, the tick has to remain attached for at least five days, with the likelihood of paralysis increasing the longer the tick stays attached to your body. Source: AL.com

Health officials say this summer could See high number of mosquitoes (via Edward Burch)

That irritating buzz sound, the slap on the neck, arms, and legs. You already know… Mosquitoes are back in the mid-state. Many say this could be a bad year for these pests. Source: Edward Burch

Mad Scientists Taught a Predatory Spider to Jump for Them and Now We’re All Probably Doomed (via Gizmodo)

Scientists at the University of Manchester in the UK trained a spider named Kim to jump for them, then recorded her leaps on high-speed cameras. But don’€™t worry, their research €”published Tuesday in Scientific Reports €”isn’€™t meant for anything nefarious. Nah, they just want to learn how to build a whole legion of jumping spider-robots. Source: Gizmodo

Raccoon family drops through ceiling of Michigan home (via The Seattle Times)

SHERIDAN TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) A family of raccoons created a chaotic scene when they fell through a ceiling and into the living room of a Michigan home. Source: The Seattle Times

Students at metro school say it’s infested with bed bugs (via FOX 4 Kansas City WDAF-TV | News, Weather, Sports)

PECULIAR, Mo. — Students at Raymore-Peculiar Academy say they can’€™t focus at school because the building is infested with bed bugs.   Source: FOX 4 Kansas City WDAF-TV | News, Weather, Sports

  • Page 50 of 212
  • ←
  • 1
  • ...
  • 49
  • 50
  • 51
  • ...
  • 212
  • →

Get professional care, gain peace of mind, and See lasting results.

Contact us today to schedule an appointment — call 610-287-9804 or click on the button below to request service online.

Request Service

Proud member of:

National Pest Management Association logo
Quality Pro logoQuality Pro Schools logo
Pollinator Health logo
What is IPM logo

More Information:

Current Offers
Service Area
Pest Identification
Labels & SDS
Privacy Policy


Bed Bug Best Management Practices Proud-Supporter of: Girls on the Run

Contact Us:

  • Collegeville Office
    PO Box 26375
    Collegeville, PA
    610-287-9804
    484-971-4059
  • 484-971-6347

    Text/SMS: 215-392-6871
    Fax: 610-287-1648
FacebookXLinkedInYouTubeInstagram
  • Residential
  • Commercial
  • Fact Center
  • Pests for Kids
  • Our Company
  • My Account
  • Contact
© 2026 See Pest Control