Drain Flies
Moth flies or (drain flies) are found indoors, especially in bathrooms, kitchens, and other rooms with drains. They can be active anytime during the year and the larvae feed on the slime or (film) deep inside the drains, hence the name drain flies. Drain fly problems can sometimes be cured with home remedies and by…
Clothes Moths
Clothes moths are pests that can destroy fabric and other materials. They feed exclusively on animal fibers, especially wool, fur, silk, feathers, felt, and leather. They can also destroy other fabrics if blended and are often undetected until the infestation is large and damaging due to the fact that they like prefer dark and undisturbed…
Chiggers
During its larval stage chiggers, also known as swimmer’s itch, can cause intense itching, irritation and welts. Often noticed after a day of swimming, chiggers can also be a nuisance in tall grasses, swamps and other thing vegetation. Whether on land or in the water Bug Commander can treat and take care of the problem…
Black Flies
Black horse flies can wreak havoc on any of your outdoor activities. From biting to constantly flying in your face or food. At Bug Commander we use the same treatment for mosquitoes and ticks as we do for black horse flies, so you get even more for your money!
Bees, Hornets, Wasps and Yellow Jackets
While honey bees are great pollinators, hornets, wasps and yellow jackets do not visit flowing plants nearly as much. When they do, they do not achieve as much pollination due to the fact that they are not fuzzy and are not able to pick up nearly as much as honey bees do. Honey bees are…
Bat Bugs
Bat bugs are parasites that live and feed on native bats in Minnesota. Similar to the way that fleas live and feed on dogs. Bat bugs are very similar to bed bugs and it takes a very trained eye and a microscope to tell them apart. We typically find bat bugs in attics and other…
Grubs
Grubs, larvae to many beetles, can cause damage to lawns by eating at the grass roots, but often go unnoticed until scavengers like racoons and skunks start digging up your lawn or landscape trying to eat the grubs. If you have a grub problem, let us help you!
