Manning's Pest Control Blog
What Are Wood Destroying Insects? And How To Keep Them Out!
Wood destroying insects pose one of the most significant threats to your home's structural integrity. These silent invaders can cause extensive damage before most homeowners even realize there's a problem. At Manning's Pest Control, we've been protecting Brunswick County homes from these destructive pests since 1976, and we're sharing our expertise to help you identify and prevent wood-destroying insect infestations.
How To Have A Tick-Free Yard: Complete Guide for North Carolina Homeowners
As summer heats up in North Carolina, so does tick activity. These tiny pests aren't just a nuisance – they pose serious health risks to your family and pets. At Manning's Pest Control, we're committed to helping Brunswick County residents enjoy their outdoor spaces without worrying about ticks and other pests.
How to Prevent Mosquito Bites This Summer near the Coast of North Carolina
Summer along North Carolina's beautiful coastline brings warm breezes, stunning sunsets, and unfortunately, mosquitoes—lots of them. From Brunswick to Onslow County, our coastal communities face unique mosquito challenges due to our geography, climate, and natural wetlands.
At Manning's Pest Control, we've been helping coastal Carolina residents enjoy their outdoor spaces mosquito-free since 1976. Drawing on nearly five decades of local experience, we've compiled this comprehensive guide to help you and your family prevent mosquito bites this summer.
10 Step Guide To Getting Rid Of Roaches
Dealing with a cockroach infestation can be one of the most frustrating and unsettling pest problems for homeowners in Brunswick County. These resilient insects have been thriving for millions of years, and their ability to adapt to various environments makes them particularly challenging to eliminate. At Manning's Pest Control, we've been helping coastal Carolina residents tackle roach problems since 1976, and we've developed a proven approach to effective cockroach control.