Indoor Insect Control

Hardy insects that can infest homes. They are known to transmit disease by contaminating food and food preparation surfaces.

Predators of other insects, contributing to the natural control of pest populations. However, some species can bite, causing skin reactions.

Ants can contaminate food, and some species, such as carpenter ants, can cause structural damage by digging into wood to establish their nests.

Can be useful in devouring other insects, but their tendency to build nests close to homes and their aggressive nature when they feel threatened represent a risk of painful stings and allergic reactions.

Although beneficial for controlling aphids, some species, such as the Asian ladybug, can invade homes in large numbers and become pests.

These insects are vectors of disease, as they are attracted by feces and waste, and can then contaminate food and cooking utensils.

Also known as "fruit flies", they reproduce rapidly and can contaminate fruit and other foods with bacteria and yeast.

Recognizable by their tweezers on the back of the body. Generally harmless to humans, but can damage plants and crops.