OBEX Pest Defense, LLC.

Spring in Colorado brings longer days, blooming flowers, and, unfortunately, increased pest activity.

As Colorado temperatures drop, many homeowners may be unaware of the unique pest control challenges that come with winter. With colder weather, pests such as mice, rats, and insects begin seeking warmth and food sources indoors.

As temperatures drop, Colorado homeowners are facing an unusual and challenging pest issue this year: a surge in mouse infestations, driven by record-breaking rainfall during the spring season.

Rodent infestations are more than just a nuisance; they pose serious health risks and can cause significant property damage. Understanding the correct way to clean up after such an event is crucial for the safety of your home or business.

Many homeowners and business owners turn to one-time pest control treatments in hopes of a quick solution to their pest problems. But experts warn that these treatments may not be enough to prevent recurring infestations.

OBEX Pest Defense, LLC., a leader in commercial pest control services across the Colorado front range, has released a new article that provides valuable insights on how to protect restaurants and commercial kitchens from cockroach infestations.

With colder months approaching, homeowners across Colorado are facing an increased threat of rodent infestations. As mice and rats seek out warmth, homes from Wellington to Colorado Springs become prime targets.

As we move into the fall season, the risk of mosquito-borne diseases like Western Equine Encephalitis (WEE) and West Nile Virus (WNV) continues to be a concern in Colorado.

As temperatures drop, black widow spiders seek shelter indoors. Learn how to keep your family and pets safe with simple preventative measures.

Many homeowners think that a single pest control treatment will take care of their wasp problems for good.