As the weather cools and homes across Alabama get a little cozier, two familiar fall invaders start showing up: brown marmorated stink bugs and Asian lady beetles. You might see them on your windows, clustering around the sunny side of your house, or randomly appearing inside your home. Read further to discover the real reason they seem to come out of nowhere.

As the cooler weather settles into Alabama, many people breathe a sigh of relief thinking the bugs have finally packed their bags and moved on. Unfortunately, they haven’t. While you might see fewer pests outside during winter, that doesn’t mean they’re gone. Most of them are simply shifting gears, seeking shelter, or waiting for warmer days, and many choose your home to do it. Here’s why November pest control is one of the smartest steps you can take.

Halloween is a thrilling season filled with creativity and vibrant decorations that transform homes into spooky wonderlands. However, as you adorn your space with ghoulish figures and eerie lights, it's crucial to consider the potential for unwelcome guests. Rodents, insects, and other pests can ruin your hard work by making your decorations their new playground. To keep your Halloween spirit intact, follow these actionable strategies to protect your decorations from pests.

Pumpkins, hay bales, cornstalks — they’re all part of the perfect fall porch setup. But for pests, that’s basically an invitation to move in. Spiders, beetles, and even ants treat your front porch like it’s their favorite coffee shop. Pumpkin spice season is meant for you — not your eight-legged “friends.” Enjoy your lattes, your porch décor, and your cozy fall evenings, without sharing them with pests.

Most people who have had a bed bug infestation will never forget it. Either you woke up one morning to bug bites all over your body, or...