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Eco-Friendly Methods
Licensed Professionals
Family & Pet Safe
5-Star Service
Farm operations in Berkshire attract earwigs with stored feed, outbuildings, and the organic matter that agriculture produces. Purely Nature's Way serves Berkshire's dairy farming community with eco-friendly methods that eliminate earwigs without disrupting operations or endangering health. Our methods are safe for Berkshire's older structures and effective against established earwigs populations.
About
Earwigs
Pests We Treat
Earwigs
Peak Season
Late Spring through Summer
Signs Of Infestation
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Distinctive pincer-tailed insects in damp areas
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Chewed plant leaves and flowers
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Clusters under rocks, mulch, or debris
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Specimens in basements, kitchens, or bathrooms
Our Treatment Approach
Natural-first solutions that actually work
Diatomaceous earth applied around foundation perimeter and entry points. Trapping with rolled newspaper or low-sided containers with vegetable oil. Habitat modification removing mulch and debris. Essential oil barriers with citrus deter entry. Moisture reduction critical. For Berkshire's older structures, we inspect foundations and wall voids where pests commonly harbor.
Prevention Tips
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Remove mulch and debris from foundation
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Reduce outdoor lighting or switch to yellow bulbs
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Seal entry points at ground level
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Improve drainage away from house
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Create dry barrier of gravel around foundation
Frequently Asked Questions
Do earwigs actually crawl in ears?
This is a myth. Earwigs have no interest in human ears and pose no danger to people. They prefer dark, moist outdoor habitats. Their pincers look intimidating but are too weak to harm humans and are used for defense and mating.
Why are earwigs in my house?
Earwigs enter homes seeking moisture and shelter, especially during dry spells or temperature extremes. They're attracted to lights at night and slip through gaps at ground level. Damp basements and bathrooms provide ideal indoor habitat.
Are your earwigs treatments safe for Berkshire farms?
Yes. We use botanical and natural methods that are safe around livestock, crops, and stored feed. Our IPM approach protects Berkshire's agricultural operations while eliminating pest problems.
