How High Should I Set My Mower Height?
Maintaining a beautiful, healthy, and weed-free yard requires a combined effort of proper lawn care practices and pest control. While professionals can help keep your yard green and pest-free, it’s up to you as the homeowner to mow the grass properly. One common question we get at Problem Solved Pest is about the proper mower […]
Florida Grub Control and Preventative Treatment
Grub control starts with you stopping the grubs from eating? Southwest Florida grub season normally begins in September. Grubs are the larval stage of the beetle. You may not know that you have a grub infestation until it has decimated a portion of your lawn. During this stage of their development is when they do […]
Why Are There Pests in My Business?
Why Are There Pests in My Business? Any sort of building can suffer from pests. From homes to grocery stores to retail, pests can make their way in and ruin your day. Customers aren’t fans of being swooped down on by a bird or seeing a roach or rat skitter across their path. Today’s article […]
3 Types of Pest Control
3 Types of Pest Control When it comes to protecting your space, one of the most important things to consider is pests. Little critters that get onto (or into) your property and wreak havoc. These pests can bring not only destruction but disease, as well. While pests are common, that doesn’t mean that you’re forced […]
Get Your Mower Ready for Spring
Get Your Mower Ready for Spring Is your mower ready for spring? Mowing the lawn may be a necessary evil for most people, but it can also be a source of pride for many homeowners. If you’ve got a yard to maintain, chances are that you’ve got at least one mower in your garage or […]
My Grass Won’t Grow In Shade
You have a beautiful yard. But why your grass won’t grow in shade is annoying you! You have a great lawn care company, but it seems the grass under your growing trees keeps getting thinner. When last season and the season before your grass might have been really thick and green. Each season things change. […]
