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When fall arrives, crisp air and colorful leaves make Virginia and North Carolina feel like a postcard. But there’s one seasonal visitor nobody invited — spiders. As the weather cools, spiders move indoors in search of warmth and food. And while most are harmless, few things make your heart jump faster than spotting a web across your hallway or a spider scurrying across the bathtub.

As the weather cools and the leaves start to change, pests don’t just disappear — they shift gears. Fall is prime time for many insects...

As temperatures rise in North Carolina and Virginia, so does the buzz—literally. House flies are one of the most common and frustrating pests to invade homes during the summer. They’re fast, relentless, and just plain gross. But beyond being annoying, house flies can also carry harmful bacteria and contaminate food surfaces.

It’s no secret—mosquitoes are more than just backyard annoyances. In North Carolina and Virginia, they can also pose real health risks. For families enjoying summer BBQs, outdoor games, or just a night on the porch, knowing how to protect your loved ones from mosquito-borne diseases is crucial. Let’s break down the key risks, the science behind mosquito diseases, and what you can do to stay safe—without making it feel like you need a biology degree to understand it.