Moths
Protect your home or business from moths by learning techniques for identification and control.
Moths FACTS & INFORMATION
Getting rid of ants and keeping them out of homes and buildings is an ongoing process, not a one-time treatment. Neighbors Pest Solutions are trained to help manage different types of moths infestation. Since every home or building is different, it’s important to understand ant facts and properly identify ants in order to help manage the situation.
With expert knowledge and the proper equipment, you can rely on our moths exterminators to successfully help you deal with moths- and other moths-related problems.
- Ants belong to the family Formicidae and are social insects that live in colonies.
- Ants have been around for over 100 million years
- Ants communicate with each other using chemicals called pheromones.
- Ants are omnivores and eat a variety of foods, including other insects, nectar, and plant material.
- There are over 12,000 species of ants, and scientists estimate that there may be over 20,000 species in total.
- Some species of ants, such as leafcutter ants, cultivate fungi as a food source.
COMMON MOTHS
Spongy Moth
Lymantria dispar
Casemaking Clothes Moth
Tinea pellionella
Bagworm
Thyridopteryx ephemeraeformis
Almond Moth
Ephestia cautella
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
The more you know about moths, the better you can predict and control their behavior. Here are some quick facts to help you on your way.
To prevent moths from infesting your home, make sure to keep your pantry and closets clean and organized, and store food and clothing in airtight containers. Vacuum regularly and remove any cobwebs or debris that may attract moths.
You may see moths flying around your home, or notice damage to clothing, carpets, or stored food items. Moth larvae can also leave web-like silk cocoons in corners and crevices.
Pest control professionals typically use a combination of treatments, such as insecticide sprays, pheromone traps, and heat treatments, to eliminate moths. Insecticide sprays are used to kill adult moths, while pheromone traps can be used to capture and monitor moth populations. Heat treatments can be used to eliminate moth larvae in clothing or carpeting.
Preventing future moth infestations involves keeping your home clean and organized, and using airtight containers to store food and clothing. Regular inspection and maintenance of your property can also help detect any moth infestations before they become a problem. A pest control professional can also provide ongoing preventative treatments to help keep your home moth-free.