Highest Rated, Premiere Residential And Commercial Organic Pest And Termite Control
What started as a dream summer project in the family garage, Unipest Pest Control has grown to a flourishing business, faithfully serving the Santa Clarita Valley.
Unipest Pest Control is an eco-friendly and organic pest control business specifically tailored for the needs of Santa Clarita residents. Known for their highest standard of quality and even higher ratings, Unipest and their highly experienced staff can take care of your every pest control need, from ants to termites to bees and mice. Continue reading
Do’s And Don’ts When Removing Wasps Nests
Wasps can often creep their way into your patio or outside your front door. Now the question arises if you know what type of wasp you are dealing with.
There are over 200 paper wasps around the world and only 22 that live in America, according to Cardon Ellis from Unipest Pest Control. Continue reading
Clean Your Backyard Of Pesky Pigeons
Birds pooping is a common thing for people to see on certain surfaces such as a roof on a house. People would usually see bird poop on patios, the floor, the decks, basically anywhere where it’s possible for a bird to land.
Cardon Ellis of Unipest Pest Control went to a house to check out a problem where many birds were pooping all around the roof of his house and hanging out on the roof of his house. Continue reading
Unipest Pest Control Offer A More Eco-Friendly Approach To Extermination
Nothing is more exhausting than coming home after a long day at work and having to deal with annoying pests invading your home and disrupting your peace of mind.
Luckily at Unipest Pest Control in Santa Clarita, we’ve got you covered. Our services range from residential fumigation to beehive removal, with all kinds of equipment for many different pest situations, so no more headaches caused by persistent gophers or termites. Our top secret to killing off termites is our use of Orange Oil, the oils extracted from orange rinds. Continue reading
What You Need To Know About Owls And How To Remove Them
There are many animals out there in the world that are terrifying. One animal that people don’t seem to be familiar with are owls.
How To Properly Set Up Glue Boards For Rodents
Glue boards are a useful tool to use when capturing rodents such as rats or mice. Most of the time people get frustrated because the glue boards are not doing the job by catching the rodents.
The reason behind this is because they are not properly setting up the glue boards for an effective capture. Continue reading
Unipest Explains How To Get Rid Of Meal Moths For Good
Cardon Ellis of Unipest Pest Control explains an interaction with a customer when a homeowner heading to the kitchen to grab cereal in the pantry for breakfast and finds pests inside the box.
Now the question pops in the customer’s head on what type of pest this is and how to get rid of them, Ellis said. In this case the homeowner is dealing with an Indian meal moth. Continue reading
Best Rat Traps For Roof Rats And What To Look For
A household member has construction workers ready to tear down a wall to get to the pipes for copper re-piping, however what they did not know is that there were rats within the walls.
The rats came crawling out and infested the household. Continue reading
Defeating Bed Bugs With Eco-Friendly And Organic Heat Treatment
A couple is ready to go to bed until they feel something running up their legs. They remove the covers and find an infestation of bed bugs!
The homeowners first saw their infestation in their master bedroom and soon there were more areas that needed to be treated. Continue reading
Unipest’s ‘Pest Talk’ Covers Most Aggressive Coyote Ever Encountered By Wildlife Removal Expert
Unipest’s “Pest Talk” radio show recently told the story of the most aggressive coyote a wildlife removal expert has ever encountered, along with how the expert’s trap bait of choice is fried chicken.
Coyotes are usually incredibly submissive after they realize they’re overpowered, and so it tends to be relatively simple to use a snare pole to put them inside a cage, according to Frank Ortiz of Advanced Wildlife Removal. Continue reading