| Common Pests Chart
Florida has many
different kinds of pests, so it can be difficult to effectively
protect your home or business from everything that's out there.
Certified and experienced Bug-n-Out Pest Control is well-equipped to
safeguard your space and ensure to keep all kinds of pesky pests far
away.
 Ants
Ants live in large colonies and can become quite a nuisance when
they enter your home. An ant farm may be fun to look at, but not in
your kitchen cabinet!
 Cockroaches
There are over 4000 different kinds of roaches, some given
non-threatening names like Palmetto Bugs and Beetles, but don’t be
fooled. Cockroaches harbor many diseases—you do not want them in
your home!
 Spiders
These 8-legged creepy crawlies create panic whenever they are
spotted. Their intricate webs create a mess inside and outside your
home. We are happy to rid your home of these unwanted pests.
 Silverfish
These small, wingless bugs look a lot like fish, hence their name.
They eat glue, paper, and hair, and are often found in bathrooms and
kitchens. They can ruin everything from your wardrobe to your comic
book collection.
 Rodents
One female rat can reproduce up to 40 rats in a year. If
you have noticed droppings in the attic or house or hear scratching
in the night, you could have a rodent problem. Left untreated
rodents can spiral out of control.
 Mosquitoes
Since the early days of European explorers, mosquitoes have been
known to be a pest and disease problem in Florida. One way to help
avoid a mosquito outbreak in your yard is to make sure there is no
setting water.
 Bees, Wasps, and Hornets
If you live in Central Florida,
chance are you have wasps nest growing under awnings and in areas
that you would prefer they not habitat. If you see a swarm, please
do not try to handle it yourself.
 Termites
Termites are everywhere and are a costly pest. They can do more
damage to your home than fires earthquakes and storms combined. And
since they do it quietly, you might not even know it's happening
until it's too late.
 Ticks
 Fleas
 Bed Bugs
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