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Carpenter Ant -  Carpenter ants are quite large in size from 1/4 to 3/8", yellow, red brown or black.  They usually nest outside in moist wood or partially decayed wood such as mulch, trees or stumps.  Will also nest inside structures where moisture exists such as roof leaks, window and door frames, and plumbing areas.
Earwig -  Easy to identify by their pinchers at the end of their abdomen. They mostly harbor in mulch beds, leaf litter, etc.  Recommend exterior treatment around structures.
Flea - Fleas are parasites feeding on humans and other warm blooded animals.  There are several types of fleas, but the most common is the cat flea which feeds on most hosts.
Silverfish - Their bodies are flat and are about 1/4 - 1/2" long, gray or silver in color.  They thrive in hot, humid conditions such as attics. Recommend interior and exterior treatments
Subterranean Termite - Subterranean termites have colonies  under ground.  They form mud tubes above ground so they can search for wood.  They must stay in contact with moist soil to survive. 
Ticks - Found most often on animals and pets.  After feeding they retire to baseboards, molding, around windows, crack and crevices or any protected openings.
American Roach - Found in dark moist areas such as around bathtubs, clothes hampers, sewers and basement corners.  Also wherever food is prepared and stored.
Australian Roach - These are similar in appearance to the American Roach but is smaller in size.  They can be identified by yellow stripes along the outer front edge of the wings.  They are mostly found in the south but have been found in houses in the north.
German Roach - The most common roach found in US homes.  Breeds throughout the year.  Favors humid atmosphere and an average temperature of 70 degrees.  This is an indoor roach only.
Oriental Roach - Found in all parts of the US, they are most common in high moisture situations, especially around decaying organic mater.  Most common in late spring and early summer.  Mostly and outdoor roach.
Smoky Brown Roach - Most common in extreme south.  They move and fly individually, going in and out of buildings to feed.
Spiders - Depending on the species, spiders can be found in both damp and warm dry parts of buildings.  Most species hide in cracks, darkened areas or in shelter they make from silk.

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