Joe Dingwall, Author at Catseye Pest Control | Page 37 of 126

About The Author

Joe Dingwall is the president of Catseye Pest Control, a family-owned business that has been delivering quality pest control solutions to properties across the Northeast since 1987. With almost a decade of experience in the pest control industry, Joe is an expert in delivering effective pest and nuisance wildlife management solutions for homes and businesses.

Close-up image of a reddish-brown tick with eight legs, displaying detailed textures of its body and legs against a black background. The tick appears to have small, fine hairs on its legs and body.

Asian Longhorned Tick is Here to Stay

3/25/19 •Joe Dingwall•Tick Control,

Exotic, New Tick is Spreading Across the United States & May Spread Diseases A tick native to Asia… Read More

A smiling man with short hair wearing a navy blue Catseye Pest Control polo shirt stands in front of a wall with horizontal wood panels in various shades of brown and gray.

Paul Dube Earns Associate Certified Entomologist (A.C.E.) Accreditation

3/18/19 •Joe Dingwall•Pest Control,

Leading Catseye Pest Tech Adds Associate Certified Entomologist (A.C.E.) to his Resume Catseye has another big gun in… Read More

A thistle plant with spiky green leaves and purple flowers stands in a garden among various green plants and yellow foliage. A brown, dried leaf rests on the ground to the left, and blurred rocks are in the background.

Florida Lawn Weeds & How to Identify Them

3/14/19 •Joe Dingwall•Pest Control,

Many Common Florida Weeds Can be Found on Our Lawns — But They Don’t Have to Stay Weeds… Read More

Close-up image of a dead cockroach lying on a terrazzo floor. The brown insect is belly-up with its legs curled towards its body. The texture and colors of the floor, featuring shades of pink and brown, are visible in the background.

Do Bug & Roach Bombs Actually Work?

3/12/19 •Joe Dingwall•Cockroach Control,

Bug Bombs Are Unsafe & Ineffective in Getting Rid of Roaches & Other Bugs In the era of… Read More

A cockroach inside a red heart outline, set against a white background. The red heart seems to be painted, contrasting with the brownish exoskeleton of the cockroach.

‘Name-a-Roach’ for Your Ex

2/14/19 •Joe Dingwall•Cockroach Control,

Zoos Across America Offering Chance to Name Cockroach(es) After Former Partner(s) Another Valentine’s Day has arrived, and we… Read More