Florida Ants
While most people simply label the nuisance pest under the vague label “ants,” there are different types of ants that infest Florida homes and yards.
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Crawlspace Pests: What’s Lurking Below?
First, let’s think about a crawlspace – it’s the foundation on which your house sits, holds the necessary wiring and pipes for your home to function, and is located directly above damp soil. Sometimes...
What Everyone Should Know About Winter Pest Control
Thinking about skipping out on your winter pest control services to save some money? You may reconsider after reading this, since the winter season brings its own set of pest concerns. Many people mistakenly...
Affordable, Effective Pest Control Solutions
Live Oak Pest Control knows that your home is a safe space for your family and pets – not the ants, fleas, termites, and many other pests that try to invade it. We are...
The 7 Most Common Florida Summer Pests
What makes you think of Florida summertime; swimming at your favorite spring, summer vacation, ice cream, watermelon, or some hot boiled peanuts? There is way more than just heat coming to Florida this summer....
Chinch Bugs Suck the Life Out of Your Lawn
Chinch bug facts: 2nd most expensive pest to control in Florida Most damaging of St. Augustine grass A female chinch bug can lay 300 – 500 yellow eggs on grain or turf roots, lower...
Our Customer Service Commitment
Live Oak Pest Control has been serving Live Oak and surrounding counties for over 45 years with the latest pest control products and techniques. Our Pest and Customer Service Specialists are all friendly and...
Preventing Fleas
Fleas are a problem for pets and their owners alike. These tiny insects will live on the body of your dog or cat, sucking the animal’s blood and laying eggs. The bites and presence...
It Is Time To Fertilize Your Lawn
Spring is here, lets take care of our yards today. The time to fertilize your lawn is now. This is an important step you don’t want to miss in keeping your lawn looking enviable...
