Luxe Pest Control Blog

Summer is a time for fun, sun, and unfortunately, ant invasions. These tiny invaders march into our homes in search of food and shelter,...

Effective pest control is an essential aspect of any successful business. Pests can pose serious health risks, disrupt operations, and...

As summer approaches, most business owners are looking forward to the rise in foot traffic from the warm weather. However, with the...

Pest control is a vital concern for food-related businesses on Long Island, as these establishments are particularly susceptible to pest...

As the weather starts to warm up, Long Island residents may find themselves sharing their homes and outdoor spaces with a variety of...

One aspect of living on Long Island seems to have gotten progressively worse over the years: the number of Ticks that seem to be...

In the middle of the cold snap, it is difficult to wrap your head around the fact that this winter has been a relatively mild one with...

Long Island and most of the region have recently gone through a severe cold snap. When temperatures get so cold, it is common for pipes...

The possibility of getting mice or rats in your house increases over the winter as they look for a place to get out of the cold and find...

While it is never a good thing to have bed bugs, a recent study from the University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food, and...

The Spotted Lanternfly is native to Southeast Asia but has spread to the Northeast of the United States after first being seen in...

Every season has its pest control challenges. During autumn, when the temperature drops, the main challenge is keeping pests out of your...

Carpenter Ants are most active in the spring and summer, with most swarms happening in the spring.

Before we come into your home to treat the area for bed bugs, there are things you can do to help.

Cockroaches are the only animal or insect found in caves that predate the time when the dinosaurs were killed over 66 million years ago.

Coming into the spring, home and business owners can start to expect the usual spring pests to emerge from their winter hibernation.