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Latest from Burns Pest Elimination

04 Sep
What Are the Common Health Risks of Pack Rats?

Rats, mice, or any other rodents are the last thing you want showing up in your bathroom, kitchen, garage, or anywhere else in your home. Unfortunately, they’re all too common in Arizona, and wherever they go, they can bring serious health concerns along with them.  Take a step to be better prepared to take action […]

02 Sep
A pack rat stands along a pile of rocks.
How To Identify an Arizona Pack Rat Infestation

When rats infest, they never do it alone. All it takes is a couple to start a massive infestation, and pack rats, in particular, build some of the messiest, most damaging nests of them all. Tearing insulation, wiring, and anything else they can haul off, by the time the evidence shows up, they’ve often been […]

05 Aug
A black scorpion walks across the blue railing of a pool.
Fall Scorpion Control Tips for Arizona Homeowners

Have you found scorpions inside your Arizona home? If not, you may not be looking hard enough. Scorpions are common all across Arizona and the American West, with several different species known to infest homes. They’ll hide under your deck, stalk prey in your yard, and they can easily come indoors without ever being noticed. […]

01 Aug
A dark brown scorpion sitting between a plant pot and a pair of rain boots.
When Are Scorpions Most Active?

Have you ever switched on the porch light at night and found a scorpion scuttling away? Or have you gone to your closet to store a few things, and saw one crawl deeper into a corner? This could be a sign of a scorpion infestation. These arthropods are more common than you think, especially in […]

30 Jun
Black ant scouts explore a wooden model home in a terrarium.
Why Are There Tiny Ants in My Kitchen?

Ant infestations are one of the most common pest problems around, and unfortunately, they’re also one of the easiest to overlook, at least at first.  They slip in through cracks, crawl along plumbing lines, and follow each other in perfect lines guided by trails set by their scouts. It might not seem like a big […]

27 Jun
A glass bottle of sugar lying in a kitchen with sugar ants coming in and out of it.
Signs of a Sugar Ant Infestation

Ants are one of the leading pests in households across America, especially in states like Nevada and Arizona. How each ant species behaves varies, however, from wood-destroying carpet ants to more unique invaders like sugar ants. If you suspect you have a sugar ant invasion starting, or want to better understand what these pests are, […]

02 Jun
A small moth.
Arizona’s Pantry Pests: The Unexpected Bugs Hiding in Your Dry Goods

Finding bugs in your food is one of the most unsettling pest problems, and it’s more common than you might think. Pantry pests aren’t just a result of a messy kitchen, as many infestations actually begin at the store or inside factory-sealed packaging. To make matters worse, in states with desert climates like Arizona, dry […]

30 May
Tiny red spider mites spin webbing on an indoor house plant.
Tips for Houseplant Pest Control in Arizona

Arizona’s dry climate can be tough on houseplants, and even tougher when pests move in. In an effort to keep plants hydrated, many homeowners end up overwatering, creating the perfect environment for insects like spider mites, fungus gnats, scale insects, and mealybugs. These pests thrive in moist soil, feed on weak plants, and can even […]

21 May
A honey bee resting on a glass car window.
Bugs in Your Car? How Arizona Heat Drives Pests Into Vehicles

The hot, dry summers in Arizona and throughout the Southwest can be fierce, and as you head inside to enjoy a cold drink and a meal, bugs may be headed to your car in search of the same. Any pest that can infest your home can infest your car. The same sources of food, water, […]

16 May
A camel spider displaying its brown figure on the desert sand.
Are Camel Spiders Venomous?

The camel spider, also known as the wind scorpion, is not a camel, not a spider, and not a scorpion, either. This should be your first clue that these arachnids have a lot of myths and misconceptions surrounding them, and that’s what we’re going to be talking about today. We’ve heard all your burning questions […]