Tuesday, August 23, 2011

MILLIPEDES PEST CONTROL NAPLES FLORIDA

MILLIPEDES 



            Millipedes usually are considered an outdoor pest that
may seek refuge in dark, damp areas around and inside your home.  Millipedes live outdoors, and feed on damp,
decaying vegetation, forest litter, grass clippings; compost heaps, and mulched
areas.  Female Millipedes can lie from 20
to 300 eggs in decaying organic material. 
The eggs hatch in a few weeks called "Thousand Legers" they have two
pair of legs attached to each body segment.



            Collier Pest Control through experience has learned that
the majority of Millipede migration will stop soon after our first cold front
passes through that brings the temperature down to the low 50's Millipede
activity will begin again when the temperatures stay above 75 to 80 degrees.



            Collier Pest Control sympathizes if you are having a
Millipede problem.  If you are seeing a
few Millipedes daily, we can apply a Collier Compete Pest Control Treatment to
control your immediate problem.  If you
are seeing large numbers of Millipedes invading your home, we can apply a Millipede
Treatment to the lawn and perimeter of your home. Collier Pest Control will apply
our exclusive Millipede Treatment containing a high tech granular material to your
entire your lawn and a liquid insect repellant around the base of your home to
give you complete control of Millipedes. Eliminating excess areas of high
moisture and mulch from the lawn will help control and stop millipedes from
being around your home.



            Call, 239-455-4300, Collier Pest Control today for a free estimate and a
complete explanation of all of our services, or look us up on our web site at collierpestcontrol.com. 
Do not let unwanted guests spoil your beautiful Southwest Florida
lifestyle.  Remember, Florida does not
have to be shared with insects!


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