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Webb Pest Management is a family owned business offering residential and commercial pest control. Owner/operator Mike Webb has been working as a pest technician in the Goldsboro and surrounding area for the last 30 years. Webb Pest Management uses the latest tools and techniques to deal with your pest issues.
ANTS
Scientists estimate there are at least 1.5 million ants on the planet for every human being. The total mass of all the ants on the planet is roughly equal to the total mass of every human on earth combined. To say that they have us outnumbered would be an understatement.
Cockroaches
There are approximately half a dozen cockroach varieties that thrive in this area. Most, like the American Cockroach or “water Bug” as they are often referred to, spend the majority of their time outside. These roaches will come inside your home however, usually looking for shelter and occasionally for food.
Bedbugs
This insect derives its name from the fact that it is commonly seen near beds. Bed bugs require the blood of warm-blooded creatures to survive. Bed bugs, however, may mature in 35 days. They then survive for around seven to twelve months. This makes bed bug removal impossible without the assistance of a professional.
Mice and Rats
Mice and rats are two different species that usually do not inhabit the same area due to the rats being larger and inherently more dominant. Rats and mice dig holes, or burrows, in which to live and breed. Each burrow can hold up to 5 rodents.
FLEAS
Fleas are parasites that feed on humans and other warm blooded animals. When you have a flea problem you and your pets serve as the host. Most of the time, fleas prefer nonhuman source for feeding, but if infestations are heavy, or when other hosts are not available, fleas will feed on humans.
Wasps
The design of the nest — a spherical, upside-down paper comb fastened by a single stalk to a horizontal surface in a sheltered position – is crucial in distinguishing paper wasps. Because this paper nest resembles an umbrella, these wasps are known as “umbrella wasps.”