Nature Coast Termite & Pest Control

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Providing Termite and Pest control service's for Pasco, Pinellas & Hillsborough counties at affordable prices... Business or Residential. Just ask us for your free inspection report. Order yours here online today!

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11/14/2008

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Great Customer Service

I love that when you call you get a real live person, and if not they call you back within a few minutes.(that has been my experience) The people in the office are friendly, and work with you whatever your need. The technician is great!! He too is very friendly, knowledgeable and thorough whether it is for a termite inspection, termite treatment or a pest control service. Local company with local ties.

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Phone: (727) 934-9555

Address: 3105 Darlington Rd, Holiday, FL 34691

Website: http://naturecoastpestcontrol.com

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Residential Pest Control
Nature Coast Termite & Pest Control specializes in Subterranean Termite elimination, along with a full range of Residential Pest Control services. We are a family owned and operated company located in Holiday, Florida. Kevin Cassidy is the owner & certified operator in charge.

Insects and Spiders

Ants
In the U.S., there are more than 20 varieties of ants that invade or live in homes, making them America’s number one household pest. Ants can be an ugly problem – house-infesting ants invade kitchens and living areas, carpenter ants damage wood by hollowing it out for nesting, and mound-building ants mar the appearance of lawns and landscaped areas.
Spiders
Habits: “House” spiders are those web-building spiders common in the corners and garages of most homes and buildings. The spiderlings float, or “balloon,” on tiny strands of silk onto buildings from wooded areas or fields. Once on the building they construct webs outside or crawl inside to find a suitable web site.
Termites
Nature Coast Termite & Pest Control provides Residential Subterranean Termite Treatments and Pest Control services for Pasco, Pinellas and Hillsborough counties.
Fleas
In homes that have an active flea infestation, a residual treatment combined with an insect growth regulator should be applied. A professional, like Nature Coast Termite & Pest Control, can best accomplish this treatment by using specialized equipment. Efforts should be focused on the areas where pets rest or sleep. These are the sites where the most fleas will be located.
Cockroaches
Habits: This cockroach thrives in warm, damp environments, such as sewers, steam tunnels, basements, crawl spaces, and boiler rooms. In southern states, it will also be found living and breeding outdoors.
Silverfish
Bees
Throughout the summer months, it is not uncommon for humans to have close encounters of the stinging kind as they use lawn mowers, edging tools or any other lawn equipment that makes noise. The sounds made by various lawn tools will anger and disturb yellow jackets in the immediate area. These stinging pests (often misidentified as ground hornets or honey bees) will often take a bulldozer "hostage," as the equipment operator abandons the equipment for safer ground.
Wasps
Without regular emptying and cleaning of all trash receptacles, schools can expect yellowjackets or wasps to have regular attendance on their property. While school personnel should be told about the severity of the problem and instructed to constantly monitor and clean such receptacles, students should also be involved. Their participation in keeping trash in trash bins (instead of close to trash bins!) will go a long way in the sanitation, prevention of stinging pests.
Crickets
Flies
Yellowjackets will feed on a variety of items that contain sugars, proteins and carbohydrates. Some of the foods this pests are seen eating: beer, aphids, caterpillars, flies, meat (usually from the carcass of a dead animal or fish,) and various items found in garbage cans. Left-over citrus drinks and residue from beverage cans are the main reason why schools have problems with children being attacked or stung while on campus.
Beetles
Other Information: Also known as water bugs or black beetles; more sluggish than other species; give off distinctive unpleasant odor.
Hornets
The Bald Faced Hornet's nest can be as small as a football and as large as 3-4 feet long. Do not attempt to contact or handle a nest. Hornets will vigorously defend their nest if you come in contact with it or are perceived as a threat. Not all nests are found hanging from tree branches. Sometimes, nests can be found attached to the underside of external stair units, onto the sides of buildings and under porches.
Yellowjackets
Stinging Insects
Yellowjackets are Vespids (Family Vespidae), a group of some of the more dangerous of the stinging insect pests. Yellowjackets are among the smallest of this group of stinging insects. These pests are social, building nests that can be quite large. Nests are made from a material called carton or paper. This material is produced by females who combine their saliva excretions with wood fibers to form the familiar looking paper nest. A paper nest can be built by hornets, paper wasps and yellowjackets, but the yellowjackets nest is usually not visible. This nest is usually underground but there are many cases where these insects have built nests above ground in the wall voids of homes.
Aphids

Rodents
Rats
Habits: Pack rats get their name from their habit of taking small, bright or shiny objects and hoarding them in their nests. They will take beer can tabs, bottle caps, bits of foil, coins, and jewelry just to name a few items.
Voles
Appearance: Voles are larger than the house mouse with adults measuring up to 5 inches in head and body length. The tail, however, is shorter in relation to the body. Their color ranges from blackish-brown to grayish-brown. They have a blunt nose, small furry ears, and a scantily-haired tail.

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