My Christmas Tree Gave Me Bugs!
You really don’t need to worry about bringing any dangerous or destructive pests inside with your Christmas tree. These insects make their homes in pine tree forests, and your home isn’t the appropriate habitat for them. Lacking food and adequate humidity to survive, most Christmas tree insects die soon after you bring your tree home.
Harmless or not, you probably don’t want to spend the holiday season with bugs crawling around among the presents or flying into your window trying to escape. If you find you have some of these insects or spiders around, do not spray them with pesticides. Pesticides are flammable and could pose a fire risk. If you have a bug problem in your house from your tree, please call us and schedule an inspection. We will rid you of your bug problem so you can enjoy the holiday season!
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