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Phone: (585) 381-0395

Address: 94 Jefferson Ave, Fairport, NY 14450

Website: http://www.castleguardpest.com

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Insects and Spiders

Ants
No matter how you measure it – by the day or by the season – carpenter ants are early risers! They are most active during the overnight hours and are often found in large numbers in the early morning when we first awaken. They are also early risers by the benchmark of the spring season. When nesting inside a house, they can start becoming active in the dead of winter; mid January and February!
Spiders
Contact CastleGuard today to schedule an appointment. We perform customized solutions for pests including the most effective treatments available for mice, wasps, spiders, carpenter ants, bees, moths, and more. As the Fairport, NY area’s best pest exterminators, we will get rid of your pest problem fast, and keep them out!
Termites
Termites are extremely important in nature because they recycle fallen trees back into soil. Unfortunately, a termite cannot tell the difference between a pine log and a pine board. Termites cause more destruction to wood products and structures in homes than any other insect. Therefore, homeowners must understand termites and how they can be controlled.
Bed Bugs
The challenge of ridding a house of Bedbugs is two fold. First, as Bedbugs can survive without a blood meal for over a year, infestations can lay dormant. Secondly, traditional pesticides are most effective as contact killers and not as residual control. Effective treatments involve the use of many tools, including a thorough inspection, vacuuming, steam treatments, and materials properly applied. How to inspect a hotel room for bedbugs
Fleas
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Cockroaches
German cockroaches, are the most common roaches found in houses and restaurants in Western New York State. Most cockroaches have a flattened, oval shape, spiny legs, and long, filamentous antennae. Immature stages are smaller, have undeveloped wings and resemble the adults. They eat food of all kinds and may hitchhike into the house on egg cartons, soft drink cartons, sacks of potatoes or onions, used furniture, beer cases, etc. They can develop into large populations and live throughout the house, especially in the kitchen and bathroom. During the day, these roaches may be found hiding clustered behind baseboard molding, in cracks around cabinets, closets or pantries, and in and under stoves, refrigerators and dishwashers. When seen during the day in clusters, the population is large. Roaches can foul food, damage wallpaper and books, eat glue from furniture, and produce an unpleasant odor. Some homeowners are allergic to roaches. The pests can contaminate food with certain bacterial diseases that result in food poisoning, dysentery, or diarrhea.
Bees
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Wasps
In addition, all of our Pest Inspections include a check for non wood destroying pests like mice, bees and wasps, and some of the others listed here.
Ticks
Commonly called Deer Ticks, their actual name is Black Legged Tick. They have made it into the news over recent years because they are carriers of Lyme Disease, a potentially dibilitating infection passed on to humans through tick bites. Ticks are commonly found in low brush and tall grasses, and attach themselves to hosts as they pass by. They are usually picked up by hikers and pets along wooded trails, and low lying branches. Increased sightings have been found in Monroe County following the warm winter of 2012.
Flies
Cluster flies are a nuisance fly invading houses in the fall and showing up inside on warm, sunny days in winter and spring. A little biology helps us to understand them better. Cluster Flies spend all their time feeding and reproducing outdoors. The larval stage is parasitic to earthworms, their only food source. The adult fly feeds on flowers. Eggs are laid in cracks of the earth where the larval stage emerges and attaches to earthworms. Several generations will occur from May through August. When evenings begin to cool in late August, Cluster Flies are attracted to the warm surfaces of buildings and take up shelter for the winter in wall voids and attics. There they sleep until unusual warmth in Fall and Winter wakes them. They then become a pest by "clustering" around windows and lights. Problems with Cluster Flies are most acute in rural areas where large open spaces exist. Old farmhouses are particularly prone to Cluster Flies, though it is due more to the abundance of earthworms and a "drafty" house than animal waste and farm odors. The biggest misconceptions about Cluster Flies can be corrected with understanding their life cycle. Their presence in a home is not due to unsanitary conditions. It is simply a place of hibernation - much like the cave to the bear. Keeping them out is better done by sealing openings than by cleaning up.
Beetles
The Single Service Plan takes any one pest problem and addresses it on a onetime basis. Some pest issues are best addressed in this manner, like single yellow jacket nests, or powder post beetles. All work is guaranteed effective or we come back for free.
Hornets
Stinging insects can be much more than a nuisance - they can be life and death. Each year news is made from someone hospitalized from multiple bee stings. Pictured here is a Bald Faced Hornet's nest. These insects are black and white colored and live in suspended or hanging nests like this. They are agressive and easily angered. Yellow Jackets and Wasps are often missidentified. The open comb nests often found under eaves of homes, and in vents are Paper Wasps. These nests are relatively small with less than fifty insects per colony. Yellow Jackets are usually void nesters occupying attic spaces, walls, and holes underground. Like the Hornets they can be very aggressive, especially when alarmed by a lawn mower or human foot! Honeybees, Carpenter bees, and Bumble bees are the most common of the bees in Western New York. They are all pollinators, therefore beneficial to agriculture. When a Honeybee nest is found, it is best to contact a bee keeper first to see if the nest can be relocated. Carpenter bees are well known for the damage they do to wood trim and overhangs on structures. Bumble bees are often mistaken with Carpenter bees. Though they look similar, Bumble bees nest underground, under decks, and in wall voids of buildings. Of the social bees and wasps, Honeybees are the only ones that maintain the same nest from year to year. The rest are seasonal nesters.
Yellow Jackets
This service option is a maintenance plan providing regular service every three months throughout the year. It is designed to address the pests coming out in each of the seasons. Generally speaking, ants and the stinging insects are front and center in the warmer months, mice and spiders in the colder months. In addition, the many pests active throughout the year like Indian meal moths, flour beetles and cockroaches are addressed as needed. Do you have better things to do than checking for signs of mice, or yellow jackets? This is the plan for you.
Moths
Indian Meal Moth: The most common of moths found in food products, the indian meal moth damages food in its larval stage. They are small moths about 3/8" long, with distinctive dark wing tips. Adult moths are often seen resting on kitchen ceilings and flying near food products. Best known for infestations in grains, seeds and nuts, they can also be found in dried flowers and organic decorations in the home.
Pantry Pests
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Stinging Insects
Boxelder Bugs
These bugs are harmless from the standpoint of biting, damage to the house, and food storage. But their prolific numbers on exterior siding and window frames can be alarming. Boxelder Bugs tend to be worst on the sunny side of buildings. They can be a problem throughout the Winter if they find a way in around windows.

Mice
House mice are occasionally found in fields, but usually in buildings. They will eat most anything and breed year round having as many as a dozen litters a year of 5-8 young each. Young are able to breed at six weeks. Because this mouse chooses to live near humans, it is considered a pest. The House Mouse is a known vector of various diseases, including Salmonella.
Rats
All service plans are custom made for your household needs and schedules and the pests we are dealing with. Special service plans have been developed for mice and rats with the unique challenges they present when present in a house.

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