Bed bugs are a persistent problem that can cause significant distress and discomfort. These tiny, elusive pests are known for their ability to hide in the smallest of crevices and their rapid reproduction rate.
Traditional methods of extermination, such as chemical treatments, have been used for years, but they often come with drawbacks. This has led to an increasing interest in alternative methods, such as heat treatments. But the question remains: Are bed bug heat treatments effective?
If you have ever encountered an underground hornet's nest, you know how alarming they can be. Not only can they be surprising, but they can cause safety issues for you and your family. This is especially true if you have small children.
While underground hornet nests can be extremely problematic, with the right strategies and understanding, you can safely remove the threat they pose. This is especially true when you engage with a pest control company that utilizes eco-friendly pest control practices.
While important to the environment, and fascinating, wasps are a frustrating part of life. Not only are wasp stings painful, but in some cases, they can cause issues for young children, the elderly, or those who are allergic to wasp stings.
With the warmer weather, more people are spending time in the great outdoors, exploring and enjoying the wonder that nature has to offer. From long hikes along the Blue Ridge mountains to short runs through your neighborhood, the outdoors is calling, and we all must go.
While it may be time to begin spending more time outdoors, ticks and mosquitoes will also be enjoying the opportunity to get out of their nests and feed on unsuspected humans. These obnoxious pests are not only frustrating but can carry diseases that can cause serious problems in humans and pets.
With that said, finding ways to prevent ticks and mosquitoes is imperative to having an enjoyable spring and summer season outside. One of the most well-known ways to prevent ticks and mosquitoes is DEET.
WILKES COUNTY, NC – March 27, 2024: Today, Rid-A-Bug Exterminating announces with pride and excitement the hiring of Emilio Polce as our Director of Training and Development. We are looking forward to the continuing expansion and development of our team under Mr. Polce’s knowledgeable care.
Emilio Polce began his pest management career in 2001. He spent the next nine years working in various leadership roles for the two largest pest control companies. In 2004, he served as Legislative Chair on the Connecticut Pest Control Association (CTPCA) Board of Directors. In 2010, Polce leaped and ventured out as an entrepreneur, opening up EcoChoice Termite and Pest Control.
After several years of building his company, Polce served as Vice President and a two-term Presidency from 2015-2018 for the CTPCA Board. His passion and commitment to serving the industry expanded nationally in 2017 when he was accepted into the National Pest Management Association’s (NPMA) inaugural Executive Leadership Program (ELP).
After graduating from the ELP program in 2019, Polce joined the NPMA Board of Directors as Associate Director. He was recently re-elected to serve in this role for the 2022-2023 term. In addition to his state and national board involvement, Emilio is actively involved in committees and served in the Marketing to Membership as Vice Chair and Chair. Polce is part of NPMA’s inaugural Leader Launch Program, graduating in June 2024.
Mr. Polce is passionate about serving those within the industry and giving back to those who have helped him along his entrepreneurial journey. He credits much of his success to those who have surrounded him at both the state and national levels, and hopes to do the same for those forthcoming.
At home, Polce is the proud father of 5 beautiful children, and is actively involved in coaching youth baseball.
Rid-A-Bug Exterminating offers fast, dependable, and effective pest management. Based in Wilkes County, NC, we’ve served the region since 1972 and have earned certifications from the North Carolina Department of Agriculture, the National Pest Management Association, the North Carolina Wildlife Commission and the North Carolina Pest Management Association. We are looking forward to our partnership and further development with Mr. Polce.
Visit our website, ridabuginc.com, for more information.
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