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September 13, 2019

7 Common Fall Pests in Massachusetts

common fall pests in Massachusetts by Boz Pest Control
As fall moves in, most pests will become less active as the insects die off. However, there are still many pests that are still active during the cooler months. Some pests become more common as they prepare for the winter. Most likely by trying to find shelter in your home. As you enjoy the change in seasons and prepare for football, keep in mind some of the more common fall pests you can expect to see.

Here are seven common fall ... Read More

June 28, 2019

A Quick Primer on Common Summer Pests

common summer pests in Massachusetts by Boz Pest Control
The arrival of the summer season brings more than trips to the beach and ice cream. Insects of all kinds like to make their homes in your home, and why wouldn't they. Your house has plenty of food, small nooks for living, and protection from summer storms. However, you likely don't want these pests in your home. Let Boz Pest Control teach you about some of the more common summer pests you can expect to encounter.  

Ants

Ants of all types are ... Read More
May 17, 2019

Honey Bees, Yellowjackets, Hornets, or Wasps?

identifying bees, hornets, and yellowjackets by Boz Pest Control in Massachusetts
Wasps, hornets, honey bees, and yellowjackets all seem pretty similar at first glance. However, there are important differences between the four insects look-alikes. Knowing these differences can help you assess the danger and determine your plan of attack.  

Honey bee

Honey bees are an insect that falls under the Apis genus. Originating from South-Southeast Asia, these bees have been introduced worldwide due to their honey producing and crop pollinating capabilities. They have a decent amount of fuzz on their bodies and ... Read More
June 4, 2018

Know Your Bees-How Carpenter Bees Can Harm Your Home

How Did I Get Carpenter Bees?

It's a common misconception that carpenter bees eat wood. While they don't actually feed on it, they do burrow tunnels and use it to house their nests. In nature, these bees hollow out their homes in softwood trees, like pine, cedar, and redwood. These types of wood are commonly used to construct our homes, sheds, fences, and outdoor furniture. This makes your property a prime target - and carpenter bees move in quickly! As they ... Read More