Alpine, AL – The Role of Weather in Pest Infestations – Pest Control News

It’s widely known that weather affects our moods, emotions, and activity level, but did you know that it also affects the pest population? The likelihood of pest infestations can change depending on the climate and weather conditions. Insects are cold-blooded creatures that can’t produce their own body heat. The temperature of their surroundings affects their growth and behavior, which includes how they interact in your home.

Prime Season for Pest Infestations

Warm, sunny weather makes humans and pests happy. The birds sing their songs of joy, ants march in and out of the home, crickets happily chirp, and spiders spin their webs without a care in the world. When the weather outside is frighteningly hot, expect pest trouble. Cockroaches, ants, gnats, and spiders are some insects that enjoy hot, sunny days outdoors.

Rain, Rain Go Away

When it rains, insects throw a party for all their friends. Water creates the perfect breeding grounds for mosquitoes, allowing them to breed on your property. Other pests also find rain quite attractive. Don’t be surprised if mosquitoes torment your unprotected property after rainfall. Other pests rush inside, seeking shelter during rainfall.

Baby, It’s Cold Outside

And similar to humans, insects cringe when it’s cold outside, especially when it snows.  Pests seek shelter inside of the house and often come indoors and cause major infestations before they’re spotted. Mice are one of the most common wintertime pests of concern to homeowners.

Water, Please!

Dry weather generally sends pests running indoors searching for water. Grasshoppers and spiders multiply during dry weather. The risk of pests destroying crops and vegetation increases when the weather is dry.

Pest Control Misting Systems Protect Against Pest Infestations

Weather affects pests just like it affects humans. They’re full of surprises and mischief whether it’s hot and sunny or rainy and cold. It’s up to you to fight back against pest infestations using a pest control misting system. This effective system automatically sprays a fine mist of pesticide into the air, creating a barrier against your home and pests.

Spider Be Gone of Alabama provides automated pest control solutions across the state of Alabama. Headquartered in Alpine, AL, Spider Be Gone specializes in the installation and maintenance of automatic misting systems. Perfect for worry-free pest control around lake homes, boat houses, horse barns, and large estates with expansive outdoor space. Spider Be Gone of Alabama is a reliable source of quality eco-friendly pest-management solutions. Contact us today.