Termites are one of the most destructive pests out there. They can cause long-lasting structural damage, potentially putting you and your family at risk - and that’s before you even think about the cost of repairs.

By removing moisture and mold from a home, you alter the environment where pests prefer to breed and lay eggs

As we enter Spring, our climate warms and the days become longer. Plants and grass receive more sunlight and are affected by the heat.

Window screens are a great way to keep debris and pests out of your home, but they are most effective when they are properly closed.

Every few weeks we'll be spotlighting various members of the Clements team. We're so proud of the work they do each day to keep families and businesses safe, clean and pest free. We couldn't choose a better example of that dedication than Adam Goetz, based in our South Florida office. Here's a little more about Adam.

The main reason we hate termites is because of the money it takes to fix the everlasting damage caused by them. The thing with termites is that while they might seem small and harmless, they can be some of the most damaging pests in the whole state of Florida. That’s because they like to live on a diet of old wood.

Pests such as ants and roaches thrive when food and crumbs are left out. Make sure to clean counters and sweep floors after each meal. 

Mosquitoes love standing water. It’s where females lay eggs and the stagnant environment provides the perfect breeding ground for a thriving mosquito population. 

Fungus Is Common Throughout Florida During The Winter. As Temperatures Drop From Time To Time, Your Lawn Is More Susceptible To The Spread Of Fungus. Here Are Several Key Things To Look Out For This Season.

As a potential new homeowner, finding the right home for your family can be a stressful and uncertain process. House hunting can come with plenty of hurdles, however, most new buyers hardly give pests a second thought.

One of the easiest ways for pests get into your home is through boxes and grocery bags. With so many packages and bags being delivered to your doorstep, you're at greater risk of bringing in unwanted bugs. 

Every few weeks we'll be spotlighting various members of the Clements team. We're so proud of the work they do each day to keep families and businesses safe, clean and pest free. We couldn't choose a better example of that dedication than Rusty Stevens, based in our Vero Beach office. Here's a little more about Rusty. 

This week's pest prevention tip is a reminder to keep your kitchen clean. Leftover food, crumbs and sticky surfaces are a pests best friend.  Don't let plates pile up in your sink, wipe your counters, sweep your floors and take out the trash regularly to ensure your not creating food sources for unwanted bugs.

Your first line of defense is to make it difficult for pests to even find an entry to your home. Check all your screens for holes, and repair if you find any. Check around your doors and windows for gaps, and replace window stripping when needed.

Choosing service providers can be difficult, especially ones that are in your home and using potentially harmful products around your family and pets. That’s why it’s important to ask the right questions before you sign an agreement with a new pest control company.

Are you worried about pests intruding on your home?

Most people aren't sure what kind of signs to look out for. When you don't know what to search for, it's easy to miss some of the tell-tale signs of a pest invasion.

With a new school year starting, here are several tips to keep your family safe and pest free.  With messy backpacks, dirty lunch boxes and doors left open, your home is at an increased risk to several types of pest