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Jeff Teague

U.S.
Available
My experience is in a variety of pest control situations from residential to commercial and industrial situations. My company is located in Cincinnati, Ohio and our website is www.responsibleservices.com

Michael Furlong

U.S.
Available
I can answer questions related to Wood Destroying Organisms, like Fungi and Termites, and Structural Pests, such as Argentine ants, funnel-web spiders, Oriental Cockroaches, etc. I can give very limited advice in regards to landscape pests and vertebrae, ie cinch bugs, gophers, voles, etc. I cannot identify or advise on mold or the structural compliance in regards to building codes, etc.

Steve Oswalt

U.S.
Available
My Pest Control and Nuisance Wildlife Removal experience is in Residential, Commercial, Public Housing, Multiple Story Hi Rises, Agricultural facilities. My company is located in Lewisburg, Ohio and our Web sites are http://allpestpest.com and http://daytonwildliferemoval-pestcontrol.com

George E Serdes

U.S.
Available
My knowledge is in the areas of structural insect or rodent pest problems. I do not know enough about lawn and garden pests to be of any help there...

Matthew Grady

U.S.
Available
Any and all questions regarding bats in houses, attics and chimneys. All questions in regards to bat guano in houses and removing bat guano from attics. All questions regarding squirrel removal, raccoon removal and skunk removal.

Nazeer Ahamed

India
Available
Can Answer : Commodity Protection - Dry staples, scientific storage of agri-commodities, Fumigation of wood packing materials as per ISPM-15 standards, Fumigation of containers, cargo vessel,passenger vessel & commodities etc.

Jack DeAngelis

U.S.
Available
I can answer questions about the control of pest insects, spiders, mites and related arthropods. These household pests include termites, carpenter ants, powderpost beetles, nuisance ants, bed bugs, cockroaches, fleas, wasps, and many others. I can also answer questions about using pesticides and other pest control tools such as baits and traps.

Rene Kesecker

U.S.
Available
I can thoughtfully and truthfully answer any questions that deal with insects or rodents that are entering or around structure, especially those found in the Northwest. Our company specializes in low impact pest management.

Stephen Vantassel

U.S.
On Vacation
returns 02/12/2012
I was a professional animal damage controller. If you are having problems with squirrels, raccoons, beavers, moles, voles, etc. damaging your property, I can help give you information to resolve that damage. I was an assistant editor for Wildlife Control Technology magazine and have published numerous articles as well as two books in this field.

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2012-02-09 bug cocoon:

Shannon,    I'd need a picture to be certain but from your description I think you have either a small fly pupa (cocoon) or a small moth pupa. Both are harmless and no reason for concern. Since these were

2012-02-06 red squirrels:

Sounds like you have a company that has a clue. Yes, red squirrels can enter structures at ground level.     Where the animal goes from there depends. Just like people, you should be careful of too much

2012-01-30 sawyer pine beetle:

Chris,    The pine sawyer won't infest the logs in your log cabin because they need live or recently dead trees to develop. The Asian lady beetles are a nuisance but won't harm anything either. The page

2012-01-26 Bug Problem?:

Wondering,    Since the bites/irritation have stopped and you've not detected any bed bugs in your traps or by inspection my guess is the problem is solved. Bed bugs are usually pretty easy to find (see

2012-01-25 Rodent soiled insulation replacement question:

Well you still have to provide more information not for me but for yourself.     Are you replacing the insulation because it has lost its insulation value? For disease concerns? if so which diseases are

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