Quick! I need to get rid of Wasps NOW! Call BugMaster We recently discussed the benevolence of bees and the wickedness of wasps. In short, bees are for preservation, wasps are for extermination. Strong words, yes; but reading our recent article...
At BugMaster we love bees. Honey bees. Bumble bees. You name a bee, we love ‘em. Instead of being on our ‘to kill’ list, bees are in fact on our VIP list. Bees play a vital role in maintaining a balanced eco-system and providing humans with food....
Bees are great. Our world doesn’t work without bees. They pollinate flowers and crops, and about one mouthful in three in our diet directly or indirectly benefits from honey bee pollination. Wasps, on the other hand, are just…jerks. Here's a handy...
Now you see ‘em, now you don’t. Rats. Mice. Ants. Spiders. Beetles. Wasps. Flies. Millipedes. Termites. At BugMaster, we take care of the pests, so you can take of the rest. Namely, growing your business and making money. BugMaster Pest Control is...
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The Okanagan is getting seriously swarmed this spring by a common, although often mis-identified, pest. Boxelder bugs are found primarily on boxelder trees, as well as maple and ash trees. We get a lot of calls about these guys, and although they...
Have you ever met someone and then solely known them by their nickname? And if asked their real name you shrug your shoulders with a confused look on your face? You’ve almost certainly heard of ‘stink bugs’, whose name is derived from their stinky...
Spring is here, but so too are the bugs that come with it; and the two most common pests plaguing the homes of the Okanagan are termites and ants. As winter fades, spring sunshine has us warming up and becoming more active. And we’re not alone; with...
In case, you were wondering… Yes, we do have termites here in the Okanagan. TONS of them! And, unfortunately, right after ‘tis the season to be jolly, ‘tis now the termite season. So, be on the lookout for these sneaky and ravenous pests. Termite...
Those living in the Okanagan are dealing with yet another unwanted guest in their homes...