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# Pest management consultations

Posted by askthebugman ⋅ September 1, 2020 ⋅ Leave a comment

It looks like it is going to be a dry and warm winter according to some forecasts. This isn’t good for several reasons and one of them is that pests will be more active, as they need moisture and will be attracted to homes, and then more pesticides will be used. The pesticides can seriously affect the ecosystem as it will kill birds and other animals that eat insects that were poisoned by the chemicals. It will kill many beneficial insects in what the industry calls “collateral damage”. Pesticides can also affect your immune system and make you more susceptible to health hazards including coronavirus, which isn’t going away anytime soon.

There is no reason to spend a lot of money to have your house or property sprayed with toxic pesticides during this warm weather. You can control almost all pests yourself at home safely and effectively. There are very rare cases where you may need an exterminator, but in most pest issues, it is not necessary. If you have any pest issues, you can contact me and I will help you and I have been doing this for over 40 years. I also have handbooks with non-toxic pest management information in them and I can send them to you via email if you like. Protect your family, your pets, and the ecosystem from toxic pesticides.

You can join my Earth Friendly Bug Club and I will help you as long as I am alive. There is no set fee for joining. You can contribute any amount you want for a lifetime membership. I will send you relevant handbooks, consult with you on any pest issues, identify any pests you have, and I will help members of your immediate family. If you want to join, contribute any amount you want to the PayPal on this website or contact me for other options. I will work with anyone, anywhere in the world as best I can. Stay safe, as the world is a mess.

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I have been in the pest management industry for over 40 years. In that time I have used almost every pesticide available to control so-called “pests”. With this experience, I have learned over the years that the pesticides we use are far more dangerous than the pests we are trying to control. As a result, it has become a passion for me to improve the quality of life for humans and the planet, by assisting people to not only become more educated and aware of their environment – but also by learning to manage their home and business with a sustainable and healthier approach to tending to unwanted infestations of bugs. Please enjoy my blog posts, check out my publications, utilize my services, or simply stay in touch if you have a bug question…
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