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Conquer the Tiny Invaders: Defending Your Home Against Little Black Ants
In the realm of household pests, the tiny little black ant, often referred to as the sugar ant, may go unnoticed until it makes an unwelcome appearance in your kitchen or pantry. These small insects are known for their sweet tooth and determined foraging habits,...
Understanding Mosquitoes: Applying the Best Solution to Your Mosquito Invasion
Picture this: you're hosting a delightful picnic or cookout on a balmy summer evening. Yet, as the scorching sun gives way to a muggy twilight, unwelcome guests start to crash the party. Enter mosquitoes (Order Diptera, Family Culicidae), the underestimated yet...
Reclaiming your yard: How to protect your Georgia or South Carolina home from fire ant invasions
Whether you’re facing an up-hill battle with fire ants, noticing minor activity, or you want to prevent an invasion, Compass Pest Management will stand between your family and the horde of invasive fire ants.
Understanding Termites
Everything you need to know about protecting your South Carolina and Georgia home or business from the most invasive, destructive pest Whether you’re building a new home, currently have termite issues, or have struggled with termite-related problems in...
How to Identify Termite Damage and Prevent Infestations
How to Identify Termite Damage and Prevent Infestations: The Real Reason Homeowner’s Insurance Won’t Cover Termite Damage Repairs Subterranean termites, the most prominent and destructive strain of the wood-eating insect in the United States, are a silent...
Distinguishing Ants from Termites: A Tale of Two Ferocious Adversaries
Ants and termites look similar, but they are actually very different. Learn how to distinguish between the two and identify any of their damage in your home.
How Can I Tell If I Have Bed Bugs?
Nothing can upset your sleep routine and household like a bed bug infestation. Find answers to common questions about bed bugs.
Winter Bugs & Pests in Georgia
Learn about common pest problems in Georgia’s winters, and how to prepare for bugs that emerge each spring.
Winter Bugs & Pests in South Carolina
Since South Carolina winters aren’t especially cold, a larger population of insects can survive the season to come back with a vengeance in spring.
Summer Bugs & Pests in South Carolina
As the weather warms up, bugs return to our yards and homes, multiplying and thriving off the summer heat.