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Fleas show up after pets spend more time outside

Spring weather means more outdoor time for pets, which can also mean the start of flea activity indoors. A light infestation often begins with a few bites around ankles or isolated flea sightings in pet resting areas.

For mild activity, vacuum frequently, wash pet bedding in hot water, and coordinate with your veterinarian for pet-safe flea treatment. Indoors, focus on rugs, sofa edges, and shaded pet zones. Outdoors, keep grass trimmed and reduce damp debris where fleas thrive. Fleas rarely leave because you gave them a stern look. If the problem expands, Richard's Pest Control can help evaluate whether the issue is still light or already cycling through the environment.

Carpenter bees drill into exposed wood

Carpenter bees often return in spring to untreated or weathered wood around decks, fascia boards, railings, and sheds. You may notice neat round holes and hovering bees inspecting the same area repeatedly.

For mild activity, keep exposed wood painted or sealed, inspect for new holes early, and reduce attraction by maintaining older wood surfaces. Hanging small decoy items or using citrus-based sprays on non-sensitive exterior wood may discourage some activity, but maintenance is the more reliable step. If new holes keep appearing or the same trim is repeatedly targeted, Richard's Pest Control can help assess the extent of the issue in , VT.

Stink bugs reappear from overwintering spots

Spring warmth often wakes up stink bugs that hid inside walls, attics, or window areas during winter. They are not subtle guests, and crushing them is exactly as rewarding as it sounds.

For a mild spring issue, vacuum visible bugs, empty the vacuum promptly, and seal gaps around windows and screens. Keep curtains and window sills clean, because the insects often cluster where warmth builds. Avoid smashing them by hand. A simple soapy-water trap or vacuuming routine usually works for low numbers. If the problem is recurring throughout the structure, Richard's Pest Control can help identify how they are entering your property.

Spring inspection checklist: 5 outdoor hotspots to inspect

Spring pest pressure often begins outside. Check these five areas around your property:

  • Mulch beds and foundation lines.
  • Window wells, basement edges, and crawl-space vents.
  • Eaves, shutters, porch ceilings, and soffits.
  • Standing-water zones like birdbaths, buckets, and clogged gutters.
  • Woodpiles, leaf piles, and damp corners near the structure.

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