According to the EPA, not only do lawn pests come in many various forms (“weeds, insects, animals, molds, and fungi to name a few”) but those forms also vary wildly from place to place across the United States.
Recently, the Washington Post reported that Americans move around more than any other people in the entire world.
That paper’s theory is that American workers increasingly have less to gain from moving for a new job — the wage boost that historically came with switching companies has declined over time.
Since Americans move often and rarely live in only one region throughout their entire lives, that means they’ll have to learn about the lawn and garden pests of each new region from scratch every time they move. And unless they have a vested personal interest in botany, it’s likely that studying up on local bugs and weeds will be fairly low on their list of things to do, especially if they’ve just moved. It’s likely that they’ll be too busy finding new health care providers and learning the quickest route to work than studying up on the latest trends in grub-worm removal.
That’s where professional pest control services step in. Instead of trying to do all of the hard work yourself, you can delegate this task to trained professionals. Not only will you benefit from their knowledge of local pest control solutions, but you will also have the satisfaction of knowing you won’t have to get up early on Saturday morning to battle back the pests yourself.
