Santa Clarita Pest Control: Do I Have A Rat Or Mouse Infestation?
Unipest, a Santa Clarita pest control company, is teaching the community how to identify a rat versus mouse infestation.
“In order to treat for rats and mice, you have to know exactly which one you’re dealing with, because not only are their biologies totally different, but so are their treatment methods,” said Cardon Ellis, Unipest’s owner. Continue reading
Watch A Solar Panel Pigeon Exclusion Performed By A Santa Clarita Pest Control Company (VIDEO)
You can watch a real-life pigeon exclusion being performed by a Santa Clarita pest control company as a result of an infestation underneath a client’s solar panels.
The client originally contacted Unipest because a scratching noise on the roof was keeping his wife up at night, according to Owner Cardon Ellis. Continue reading
Need Residential Pest Control In Santa Clarita? Unipest Is Here To Help
If you need residential pest control in Santa Clarita for ants, spiders or other pests that you’ve noticed around your home, Unipest can help with a wide range of eco-friendly services.
The experts from Unipest can conduct an inspection and make an individualized treatment plan tailored to fit your home’s specific situation, whether that be for bi-monthly, monthly or one-time services. Continue reading
Expert On Pest Control In Santa Clarita Discusses Beetles Infesting Trees
There are a few common kinds of beetles that have been seen infesting local trees, according to an expert on pest control in Santa Clarita.
Unipest has recently seen an increased number of diseased and/or infested trees which have required tree injections for treatment, according to Cardon Ellis. Continue reading
Pest Control In Santa Clarita: Three Species Of Birds Considered ‘Registered Pests’ By State
There are three different species of birds that are considered “registered pests” by the state of California, according to an expert on pest control in Santa Clarita.
Pigeons, swallows and starlings fall under this category because of the diseases they frequently carry, according to Cardon Ellis from Unipest. Continue reading