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1. Site: Town and Country Solutions How to Exterminate Common Pests Invasion to Home at Winter Season Most of the pests are in the winter season, and some of them go into hibernation, and few enter the home to seek food and shelter. The NPM association is encouraging house owners to take precautionary steps against common winter pests - raccoons, rats, rodents, spiders, and some other pests. You can follow the given steps to stop infestation over the upcoming winter months. Generally, mice are the commonly encountered pests in the USA. The mice are looking for nests in dark, secluded places such as attics and basements. House mice are spreading salmonella and tapeworms and contaminating food and spreading dangerous diseases. If areas and floor always must be cleaned, and store boxes off because mice like to hide clutter. Regularly inspect the house if any signs of mice - look at like this anything - droppings something, chew marks, and scattered foods on the floor. Temperature decreasing can lead to rising bugs coming inside the home. So that the pests like to prefer a comfort zone wintertime retreating over the hot weather outside. We can hibernate next to the fire or snuggle up under the covers, where the bugs are in the winter. Bugs will be active until stopping them. Winter pests are different compared to summer, they are a mischievous category, winter bugs aren't much more than a nuisance. Except for cockroaches, some of the pests are entering into a home to spend their life until spring. Winter pests are not breeding and do not eat anything, they are living food in food stores and so is an all-around annoyance to you. Generally, in warmer times they tend to be active and disruptive. Town and Country Pest solutions - is the leading pest control in Buffalo, Syracuse, Rochester, Niagara Falls. We are providing the right solutions for customers with affordable packages. Our pest control experts are well-trained and give a solution for termites, cockroaches, box elder beetles, mice, carpenter ants, pantry pests, mosquitoes, silverfish, bed bugs, spiders, sweet ants, stink bugs, and more.