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Writer's pictureChristine Strang

Year round pest control versus seasonal pest control

It's easy to see the benefits of year round pest control, no matter the season if you have year round pest control your pest control company has your back because they are in tune to the constant changes that are taking place. With a year round pest control service you have the peace of mind knowing that your pest control company/technician are typically one step ahead of the pests that you might encounter and are taking proactive steps on your behalf during each service to protect you, your family or your staff, and your investment.


Seasonal pest control service typically targets during a specific time frame or a pest issue so it's widely used by customers for their summer homes, and cabins to target either the pests they don't want to encounter while they are there, or pests that they don't want to move in when they aren't there.


But what if you're dealing with overlapping pest issues? If you're experiencing rodent issues during the summer and you're allergic to bees you'll want a service that covers both those issues. Now the question of year round or seasonal service comes into play. Rodents are a year round pest issue where as wasps/hornets are a seasonal pest issue. Obviously if you're allergic to bees you know that you want to avoid being stung and ending up in the ER. Mice also bring the threat of illnesses, fleas, along with the destruction of property and possibly fire.


Seasonal pest control services are definitely a good option for you if you don't have overlapping pest issues. Year round pest control services would definitely be a better option if you deal with several different pests or pest issues that span the majority of the year. Also be aware your needs may change over time and your pest control company should willing to work with you to determine what the best approach would be to handle your specific pest issues.



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