A Best Pest Control Blog

If you’ve ever dealt with a bed bug infestation, you know how frustrating, and frankly, unsettling, these pests can be. They’re sneaky, resilient, and increasingly resistant to traditional pesticides. That’s exactly why we’ve been recommending Cryonite bed bug treatment to our Cheyenne customers. This chemical-free solution uses frozen carbon dioxide to eliminate bed bugs at…

Living in Cheyenne means dealing with some persistent uninvited guests, and we’re not talking about your in-laws. From ants marching through your kitchen to spiders setting up shop in your basement, pest problems are practically a rite of passage for Wyoming families. But here’s the thing: you shouldn’t have to choose between protecting your home…

If you’ve spotted something crawling across your kitchen floor at 2 a.m. or noticed mysterious holes appearing near your foundation, you’re probably wondering whether it’s time to call in the professionals. A pest inspection is often the first step toward reclaiming your home, but if you’ve never scheduled one before, the process can feel a…

When you spot a trail of ants marching across your kitchen counter or wake up with mysterious bites, the urge to handle it yourself is understandable. But here’s the thing, pest problems in Cheyenne aren’t quite like those in other parts of the country. Our high-altitude climate, dramatic temperature swings, and unique ecosystem create conditions…

As temperatures start climbing in Cheyenne, homeowners aren’t the only ones shaking off winter. Pests are waking up too, and they’re hungry, looking for shelter, and ready to reproduce. Spring marks the beginning of peak pest season in Wyoming, which means now is the time to take action before a minor nuisance becomes a full-blown…

If you’ve noticed something “off” about your Cheyenne yard lately, maybe patches of dead grass, strange trails through the lawn, or plants that seem to be dying for no reason, you might have a vole problem. These small, mouse-like rodents are surprisingly destructive, and they’re more common in Wyoming than many homeowners realize. We’ve seen…

If you’ve walked out to your Cheyenne lawn and noticed strange pathways crisscrossing through the grass, or worse, dead patches appearing out of nowhere, you might be dealing with voles. These small, mouse-like rodents are surprisingly destructive, and they’ve become a persistent problem for homeowners across Wyoming. Unlike moles, which tunnel deep underground, voles stay…

Termites are silent destroyers. They don’t announce their presence with buzzing or scurrying, they just get to work, chewing through wood and compromising your home’s structural integrity before you even realize they’re there. In Cheyenne, where foundations face unique challenges from our semi-arid climate and seasonal temperature swings, termite damage can escalate quickly if left…

Termites aren’t picky, and unfortunately, Cheyenne homes are no exception to their appetite. These silent destroyers cause up to $5 billion in property damage across the United States every year, and most homeowners don’t realize they have a problem until significant structural harm has already occurred. The tricky part? Subterranean termites work from the inside…

You flip on the kitchen light at 2 a.m. for a glass of water, and there it is, a single cockroach scurrying across the counter before disappearing behind the toaster. Your first instinct might be to shrug it off. After all, it’s just one bug, right? Here’s the uncomfortable truth we’ve learned from years of…

The holidays are right around the corner, and if you’re like most Cheyenne families, you’re probably counting down the days until your next getaway. Whether you’re flying out to visit relatives or road-tripping across the country, travel season brings excitement, and, unfortunately, some uninvited guests. At Best Pest Control, we’ve watched bed bugs make a…

Here’s a scenario we see far too often in Cheyenne: A homeowner notices a few itchy bumps one morning, brushes it off as a mosquito bite, and goes about their day. A week later, those bumps have multiplied. Two weeks after that, they’re pulling back their sheets to find rust-colored stains and tiny dark specks…