Plank Termite & Pest Control Blog

Drain flies often emerge in Waynesville & St. Robert homes during early-year weather shifts, when indoor humidity, slow drains, and organic buildup create ideal breeding sites. Learn how to stop drain flies before they spread through your home.

Drain flies often appear in Lebanon homes during the early-year transition from winter to spring, when moisture, slow drains, and organic buildup create ideal breeding spots. Here’s how to prevent drain fly issues before they spread.

Drain flies often appear in Lake of the Ozark homes during early-year temperature swings, when moisture, plumbing buildup, and high lake humidity create ideal breeding sites. Learn how to prevent these pests before they spread from kitchens, bathrooms, and boat-house plumbing lines.

As temperatures shift in early-year Missouri, stalled moisture and slow drains make Rolla homes especially prone to drain fly outbreaks. Learn how to prevent drain flies from emerging in kitchens, bathrooms, and basements as winter transitions into spring.

Improper firewood storage can invite termites and ants into Lebanon homes long before spring arrives. Learn the common mistakes homeowners make and how to store firewood safely to avoid moisture pests and wood-destroying insects.

As winter ends in Waynesville & St. Robert, warming temperatures activate termites and ants—especially around firewood piles. Improper firewood storage gives wood-destroying pests an easy pathway toward homes. Here are the most common mistakes homeowners make and how to prevent early spring pest activity.

Firewood stacked too close to Lake of the Ozark homes can invite termites and ants long before spring arrives. Learn the most common firewood storage mistakes lake homeowners make—and how to keep wood-destroying pests away as temperatures warm.

Storing firewood the wrong way can attract termites and ants—especially as Rolla warms up before spring. Learn the most common firewood storage mistakes and how to protect your home from hidden pest activity.

When snow melts in Rolla, excess moisture often makes its way into crawlspaces and basements—creating ideal conditions for moisture pests like silverfish and springtails. These pests thrive in damp environments and can quickly spread through a home if humidity levels aren’t controlled. Here’s how to keep them out after winter weather hits.

When snow melts in Lebanon, excess moisture settles around homes—especially in crawlspaces and basements. That moisture attracts pests like silverfish and springtails, which thrive in humid environments. Here’s how Lebanon homeowners can prevent these pests and control crawlspace humidity after winter weather.

As snow melts around Lake of the Ozark, hidden moisture builds up around foundations, basements, and crawlspaces. This damp environment attracts moisture-loving pests like silverfish and springtails. Here’s how homeowners across the lake area can prevent these pests and control crawlspace humidity after the winter thaw.

After snow melts in Waynesville & St. Robert, excess ground moisture often flows straight into crawlspaces and basements. This spike in humidity creates perfect conditions for moisture pests like silverfish and springtails. Here’s what homeowners near Fort Leonard Wood should know about preventing these pests and controlling crawlspace moisture.

Rodents love storage totes—especially during the winter months in Rolla, MO. Whether you keep your bins in the garage, attic, shed, or crawlspace, these containers offer warmth, nesting materials, and easy hiding spots. Here’s how to protect your holiday décor before mice or rats destroy your favorite seasonal items.

Rodents are a persistent winter problem around Lake of the Ozark. Quiet storage areas in lake homes — garages, attics, basements, and second homes left unoccupied — give mice and rats the perfect environment to move into storage totes filled with holiday decorations. Here’s how to protect your décor before these pests cause costly and frustrating damage.

Rodents are a major winter problem in Waynesville & St. Robert — especially around garages, attics, and storage areas near Fort Leonard Wood. Holiday storage totes create warm, quiet hiding spots that attract mice and rats all season long. Here’s how to protect your decorations and keep rodents out of your home.

Lebanon homeowners often rely on storage totes to protect holiday décor, but these same containers attract rodents during the winter months. Mice and rats see storage bins as safe hiding places with perfect nesting materials. Here’s how Lebanon, MO residents can protect their holiday decorations before rodents cause costly damage.