Denver, CO — Each year, EcoShield Pest Solutions’ Shield Day gives employees across the country an opportunity to step outside their everyday roles and give back to the communities they call home. Through professional services, hands-on volunteer work and simple acts of kindness, EcoShield teams come together to honor the spirit of September 11 by...

Finding a wasp nest around your home can be unsettling. Whether you spot a papery nest hanging beneath your roofline, discover wasps entering a wall void, or notice increased wasp activity around your yard, it is natural to want the problem taken care of quickly. However, treating a wasp nest is not always as simple as grabbing a can of...

New York City, NY — Each year on September 11, EcoShield Pest Solutions comes together for its annual Service Day, creating an opportunity for employees across the country to honor a defining moment in American history through acts of service and giving back to the communities they call home.

Finding a wasp nest around your home can quickly turn a normal day into a frustrating and potentially dangerous situation. Whether you discover a nest beneath your porch, notice wasps entering a wall, or spot a large nest hanging from a tree, you may be wondering what to do next.

If you’ve ever noticed yellowjackets becoming much more active -- and much more aggressive -- as summer starts to wind down, you’re not imagining it. Late summer is often the time when homeowners are most likely to encounter these stinging insects around patios, decks, garbage cans, outdoor kitchens, and other areas where people gather.

If you’ve noticed large bees hovering around your deck, porch, eaves, fence, or other wooden structures, you may be dealing with carpenter bees. These large, dark-colored bees are especially common around exposed or weathered wood, where they create tunnels to build their nests. While carpenter bees play an important role as pollinators and are...

Have you seen something dart across your bathroom floor? Or maybe a small insect curled up near a damp spot? Earwigs, commonly known as pincer bugs, are one of the most startling pests a homeowner can encounter. But where are they coming from, and why do they keep showing up.

Have you been hearing a low buzzing around your home? If so, you're most likely dealing with hornets who have taken up residence near your house or even on your house. Hornets don't choose nesting sites at random. Your home, yard, or habits could be drawing them in and here's what you need to know:

Lessons in Leadership with Cristina Zelaya When challenges arise in a growing business, success often depends on the people willing to step forward.

SEATTLE, WA — EcoShield Pest Solutions continues to make a meaningful impact beyond the homes they service, recently engaging with students at Blue Heron Middle School through a hands-on Career Day experience led by Service Managers Jason Sheard and Zachery Merritt.The opportunity came directly from student interest, making the visit especially...