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Small, wormlike insects on kitchen ceilings may be pantry moth larvae leaving infested food to pupate. Tracing them to dry goods, pet food, or birdseed helps identify what needs to be discarded and where cleanup is needed.

Firewood can provide hiding places for spiders, beetles, ants, cockroaches, termites and other pests. Learn how to store and bring firewood indoors without giving unwanted hitchhikers an easy ride into your North or South Carolina home.

Heavy rain can flood outdoor nesting and hiding areas, sending ants, cockroaches, millipedes and other pests toward homes. Learn why pest activity increases after storms and what North and South Carolina homeowners can do to help keep pests outside.

Increased sightings around gardens, ornamental plants, and exterior walls can signal growing populations that become much more noticeable later in the year.

Many homeowners still believe termites only target old homes, stay underground, or appear with visible damage first, leading to costly delays.

Moist soil conditions allow gnats and other pests to multiply quickly and expand into surrounding indoor spaces.

Breeding sources often exist beyond visible trash.

Break rooms, storage areas, and low-traffic zones support activity.

Water lines, warmth, and wiring draw pests into utility areas.