It’s Squirrel Season

It’s time for the Squirrels!
Are you seeing or hearing signs of squirrels in your home this season? Maybe you haven’t yet, or spotted any entry points, but you may be surprised to learn that this is the time of year ….

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New Shades of Blue

Okay, so maybe not quite 50 shades of blue but please help us welcome our 3 newest shades of blue — new technicians Ryan Ponitious, Landon Leiweke and Mike Smith! They’ll go through weeks of both classroom training as well as training in the field led by our senior training staff …

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April Showers Bring May…Ants?

Weather can have a dramatic influence on the number and kinds of pests that can enter a structure. Extreme heat and dry weather in the summer can result in ants seeking sources of water and cooler environments indoors.

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Blue Chip SLFC Fan Zone

Soccer fans unite! Blue Chip is proud to announce that we will once again be hosting the Blue Chip Fan Zone at all of SLFC’s (St. Louis Football Club) home games…starting this weekend! Come join us for some family-friendly fun with inflatables, face painting, balloon animals, …

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Don’t Feed the Wild Animals

Wild Animal Services You may be tempted to help out those cute critters at the park or in your backyard, but we’re here to remind you why this is not such a good idea. When it comes to wildlife control, St. Louis-based Blue Chip advocates that you refrain from feeding the wild animals.

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Spotlight on Springtails

Meet the springtail. With their ability to hop around, springtails are often mistaken for fleas in people’s homes. They are also nicknamed the “sand flea” as they are often found in sand boxes and in mulch around homes and businesses.

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Getting Pranked…By Bugs?

Hello April! April Fool’s Day may have already come and gone but did you know there are some insects who don’t limit their pranks to one day each year? Yep, it’s true! Here’s a shoutout to some insects who prank people (and other insects and animals) every single day!

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