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How to Fix Dry and Drought Damaged St. Augustine Grass
The following article originally appeared on homeguides.sfgate.com. You can read the original article here. Correct watering of turf grass such as St. Augustine grass (Stenotaphrum secundatum) is important to keep it green and healthy. St. Augustine grass should be watered only when it begins to show signs of drought stress. [...]
Consolidated’s Jai Buttram Featured in National Redfin Pest Control Article
Our very own Jai Buttram was recently featured with several other national pest control experts in an article on Redfin. Check out the article below! How to Get Rid of Common Household Pests There is nothing like an infestation of cockroaches, termites, stink bugs or other common household pests to make your skin crawl. Though you […]
Its Termite Swarming Season. Here’s What You Need to Know.
Its subterranean termite swarming season, and we really want our customers to know what to look out for to prevent some serious damage to your property. With that in mind, we have put together this handy guide. What do Subterranean Termites Look Like? Subterranean Termites come in three varieties: Workers, Swarmers, and Soldiers. Since workers tend […]
Consolidated Pest Control has Been Nominated Best in Plant City!
We have some news that we are super excited about, and we couldn’t wait to share it with you. Our dedication to making sure you are the best taken care of pest control customer in the area has lead to us being nominated for Best Pest Control Company in Plant City by Focus Magazine! We couldn’t […]
Watering Restrictions Update
We have gone from drought to flood back to drought then tropical storm. That’s Florida for you. Please be sure to set your timer back to 2 times per week. We recommend that your rain sensor should be inspected and working properly. If not please have it replaced . Our rainfall has not been consistent so […]
How Scientists are Helping Mosquitoes Terminate Each Other
Mosquitos in the News The Scientist During the week of April 18, 2017, in an effort to suppress mosquito populations, a Kentucky company, Mosquito Mate, released 20,000 Wolbachia-infected male mosquitoes in the Florida Keys. When Wolbachia-infected males mate with female mosquitoes the bacteria sterilize the female’s eggs reducing mosquito populations across the state. Mosquito Mate plans […]
