New Hampshire Seasonal Pest Guides

Every fall, New Hampshire homeowners face the same unwelcome reality: as temperatures drop across the Granite State, millions of insects and rodents begin their annual search for warm shelter. Your home, with its heated walls and protected spaces, looks like a five-star resort to mice, cluster flies, stink bugs, and dozens of other overwintering pests. The good news? You have a narrow window to stop them—and it's right now. September is the critical month for fall pest preven

Fall pest season starts before you see them inside—by then, they're already in your walls. Every fall, thousands of New Hampshire homeowners face the same frustrating problem: their homes become targets for swarms of insects looking for a warm place to spend the winter.  If you've noticed shield-shaped brown bugs clustering on the sunny side of your house, slow-moving flies gathering in your attic, or what looks like a ladybug invasion on your windows, you're dealing with New

When temperatures in Littleton drop below zero and snow blankets the White Mountains, many New Hampshire homeowners assume the cold will take care of their rodent problems. It won't. Mice don't freeze to death in winter—they move into your home. Understanding this biological reality is the first step toward protecting your property from costly infestations that peak between October and February across the Granite State. Mouse Running To Shelter The reason is simple thermodyna