When cold weather sets in, it’s tempting to assume pest problems go into hibernation along with the garden. Unfortunately, ...

The best tool in your prevention arsenal is awareness. Look around your home to detect any changes. You can be looking for anything from new, small dirt disturbances to specific piles of wood or plant ...

Our Forbes Home team, comprised of data analysts and editors, has evaluated, rated and researched the best pest control companies using over 65 attributes that score each company in various fields. We ...

Above all products, however, Kanady stresses the importance of maintaining a clean home to control pests, particularly when it comes to dealing with roaches. “The best baits and insecticides may have ...

Stop these cold-weather critters before they make themselves at home. Throughout winter, pests attempt to enter homes through tiny gaps seeking warmth and food. Rodents, insects, and moisture-loving ...

For years, the idea of pest control has been associated with an unsettling image: interior surfaces doused in harsh sprays and chemical odors filling the air, creating a bigger overall mess than the ...

Learn how to spot bed bugs, what to do in the event of an infestation, and tips for keeping the critters out of your home.

The narrow space where your siding meets the foundation looks harmless, but it is often the single most efficient pathway for ...

From controlling everything from door locks to energy consumption, smart home technology has taken the world by storm. But can smart home appliances solve another pesky and common issue: pest control?

Whether you’re a homeowner or renter, pest issues and the structural damages they cause are, unfortunately, a universal experience. A recent Forbes Home survey found that 40% of Americans have ...

I love when smart home technology gets rid of headaches instead of adding to stress -- and few headaches are worst than a home pest problem. Smart security devices and sensors focus more on monitoring ...

Throughout winter, pests attempt to enter homes through tiny gaps seeking warmth and food. Rodents, insects, and moisture-loving pests can chew wiring, contaminate food, and damage wooden furniture, ...