Noticing clusters of black and red insects on your home's exterior? Box elder bugs can be a persistent nuisance for homeowners in the Finger Lakes region. These insects often gather on houses, seeking warmth and shelter during seasonal changes. Noble Pest Solutions offers effective control services to keep your home free from these unwanted guests.
While generally harmless, box elder bugs can be bothersome and unsightly, especially around windows and sunny areas. Our professional services address root causes of infestations and provide lasting results. Our local technicians understand the specific challenges Finger Lakes residents face with these seasonal pests. Contact us today to schedule a service.
Box elder bugs can quickly become a frustrating presence for homeowners when they gather in large numbers on sunny exterior walls and find their way inside through small openings. While these distinctive red and black insects don't pose health risks or cause property damage, their persistent presence creates an unwelcome nuisance in homes.
Our professional technicians have extensive experience addressing box elder infestations using industry-leading methods and environmentally conscious treatments. We target common areas where these pests congregate and focus on addressing the underlying factors attracting them to your property. Our service includes a comprehensive property assessment to identify specific risk factors, delivering effective and lasting results through our meticulous attention to detail.
Our box elder bug control services prioritize family and pet safety while effectively eliminating pests. We use targeted treatments and specialized products that combat these insects without harming beneficial species or the environment. Our technicians deliver precise applications in key areas for maximum effectiveness.
These insects are most active during seasonal transitions, seeking warm shelter for winter and emerging in spring. They can enter through tiny gaps of 1/8 inch, making thorough treatment vital. While they don't damage structures, their excrement can stain surfaces, and crushing them produces unpleasant odors. Our seasonal treatments align with their natural cycles, providing protection when populations peak.