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When it comes to protecting your home or business from pests, most rely on professional services. But here’s the hidden truth: not every...

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Here’s What Missoula Homeowners Need to Know About Carpenter Ant As spring settles in, Missoula wakes up—with blooming trees, longer days, and unfortunately, a spike in pest activity. One pest we always expect to hear about this time of year? Carpenter ants. They’re big. They’re sneaky. And they’re more damaging than you might think. One of the homes we're treating right now in Missoula is a perfect example of why carpenter ants shouldn't be ignored. The homeowner first notic

If you’ve ever wondered why flies always seem to find their way into your space — even when you keep things clean — you’re not alone. At Montana Pest Solutions, we’ve seen it all. And the truth is, many homes and businesses unintentionally invite flies in with everyday habits. Let’s break down 3 things you’re probably doing right now that are basically sending flies a handwritten invitation to come over. Leaving Ripe Fruit Out on the Counter We get it — a colorful fruit bowl

When it comes to keeping your home safe, most folks in Western Montana are more worried about voles or ground squirrels tearing up the lawn. But there’s another pest-related problem you might not have considered—hantavirus. This rare but potentially deadly disease is something every Montanan should be aware of, especially if you’re dealing with rodent issues. What is Hantavirus? Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS) is a severe respiratory disease caused by hantaviruses. It’s m

If you’re living in Western Montana, you’ve probably had more than one run-in with critters digging up your yard. Two of the usual suspects? Ground squirrels and gophers. They might look similar at a quick glance, but they’re quite different when you dig a little deeper (pun intended). So how do you tell them apart, and why does it even matter? Let’s break it down! Both ground squirrels and gophers love to make themselves right at home in your lawn, but they’re not roommates.