Ants are common insects that live in colonies ranging in size from small to large. Ant communities live in structured nests that may be located underground as they maintain suitable temperatures all year long. They also go through a complete metamorphosis, which means they have four stages: egg, larva, pupa, and adult in the course of their life cycle.
Ants are considered the most common insects due to their numerous types and species. The two most common ant species are black ants and red ants

Cockroaches are insects that typically survive in warm, humid environments. There are approximately 4,000 species of
cockroaches worldwide, while only about 50 species are associated with human habitats. The most common types are
the German cockroach, American cockroach, and oriental cockroach.

The beetle is one of the most well-known insects that form the order Coleoptera, which means "folded wings." Beetles
differ from all other winged insects by having the first pair of wings hardened and thickened. Also, they tend to come
in various types, including predatory beetles and Polyphagia, which live in almost all moist environments.

Silverfish are wingless insects with elongated, oval-shaped soft bodies. They are nocturnal, fast-moving creatures that prefer dark, moist environments. They hide at night behind panels or casings around doors and windows. Their bodies are covered in fine scales and have two long antennae. Silverfish are white to brown-grey or bluish-silver with a metallic shine.

Weevils are beetles that belong to the beetle superfamily and are notorious for causing human discomfort. They are typically short, measuring less than 6 mm in length, their bodies are dark brown, and have elbowed antennae. Weevils prefer flour and rice and feed on plants and dry nuts. These foods are the ideal breeding environment and conducive to weevils’ reproduction. If you find weevils in your food, immediately throw them away in an outdoor trash can.

Flies are classified as arthropods in the order Diptera. There are thousands of flies all over the world. Flies are most prevalent during seasonal changes. They are distinguished by their small size and variety of colors. Many species are of great importance economically and ecologically, yet some species are of significance as disease carriers

The mosquito's proboscis is long and capable of penetrating the skin and sucking blood. It infects humans with several acute diseases, including malaria, by sucking blood and transferring saliva to the host. The saliva may also cause itching and sensitivity rash.

Spiders are among the first animals to live on land. There are numerous types of spiders. Some are non-poisonous and harmless, whereas others can be dangerous due to their poison. Spiders begin their lives in egg sacs containing a thousand eggs. They prefer to live in secluded and undisturbed areas

Snails are the number one enemy of organic growers. They are herbivores that kill greenery when it sneaks at night into the garden.

Worms are numerous on the planet due to the variety of their types. They are distinguished by having a full head with equal dimensions and a range of colors and sizes. There are house worms that emerge from dirt or bird droppings on windows, as well as other earthworms.

Rodents are mammals that vary in size depending on the species. Among these species are house mice and rats. All types have a keen sense of smell and taste, which aids them in their food-hunting and swimming capabilities. House mice can be found close to human beings or in stores, jars, holes, tunnels, and sewers. Despite their small size, mice can transmit a variety of severe diseases to humans.

Snakes are cold-blooded reptiles of many types. The snake glides on its stomach, usually to move on the ground, and can wrap in a spherical shape. The eyes of the snake are covered with transparent scales, which keep the eyes always open. It has a slender tongue that it uses for smelling.Scorpions are tiny organisms classified as arachnids with deadly
types of toxins hidden in their tails. They appear in spring and increasingly spread in summer. Scorpion venom poses a fatal danger if not treated appropriately and at speed. Scorpions are a danger that threatens lovers of road trips, especially at night; they are primarily nocturnal creatures.

It is a small lizard species that prefers to live in mild climates. It is well known for being active at night yet resting and ceasing activity during the day. They can hide in hard-to-reach places such as cracks, under external electrical covers, and in house extensions' openings.

Many people consider stray dogs a nuisance and a danger, especially to children. They roam in groups, attacking people and spreading diseases, settling near warehouses and other locations that give them sovereignty and control over the area. Likewise, stray cats can threaten vital facilities and pose a health risk when encountered by humans, not to mention the transmission of diseases such as cat flu or ringworm. Therefore, we will conduct a thorough inspection of your facility, recommend the best-integrated control options to protect your facility from stray animals, and develop a plan to remove existing animals. Additionally, we use catching techniques to hunt stray animals. They are either taken to animal shelters or removed and placed a long distance from the area when apprehended.

Colloquially termed “white ants”, there are 2750 species of termites. the most common types are Dampwood, Drywood, and Subterranean Termites. Mainly, they feed on cellulose found in wood products, like doors, papers,
furniture, and wood derivatives. Termites live in colonies with different sects, structures, and functions. Unfortunately, termites cause significant damage when they spread throughout the house.