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Pest Control In Santa Clarita: Skip Fumigation For The Treatment Of Drywood Termites

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A cutting-edge tool is now being used to treat drywood termites in difficult-to-reach places without fumigation, according to an expert on pest control in Santa Clarita.

When a small hole in stucco or drywall reveals drywood termites, it can be tough to decipher the extent of the infestation behind the wall, according to Cardon Ellis of Unipest. Continue reading

Unipest Provides Bird And Other Pest Control In Santa Clarita, Keeping Homes, Businesses Safe And Clean

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For bird and other pest control in Santa Clarita, Unipest offers organic, eco-friendly, EPA-approved options to keep pests from damaging home- and business-owners’ property.

Unipest officials report that, like the many other pest control problems the Santa Clarita company tackles, pigeons and other small birds can damage property and are generally unhygienic. Continue reading

Unipest Approaches Termite Control In Santa Clarita From Eco-Friendly Perspective

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Offering an alternative to traditional fumigation, Unipest uses a specially-formulated orange oil for termite control in Santa Clarita.

Santa Clarita pest control company Unipest has long focused on using organic, eco-friendly methods to solve residents’ pest problems. As a part of this focus on natural pest control methods, Unipest offers an orange oil treatment for termite control in Santa Clarita. Continue reading

Free Inspections For Beehive Removal Available From Santa Clarita Pest Control Company

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With warm weather comes increased bee activity, so free inspections for beehive removals are currently available from the Santa Clarita pest control company Unipest.

Not only are bees a nuisance, but they have the potential to be dangerous too, and an estimated 80 to 90 percent of Santa Clarita’s feral hives are Africanized, according to officials from Unipest. Continue reading