Pest Control in Russellville, AR

Russellville has a wide seasonal swing, and the figures here are 1991-2020 NOAA climate normals from a nearby weather station, a guide and not a forecast. July highs average about 92 degrees, January lows about 30, and January is the coldest month. A typical year delivers roughly 46 inches of precipitation, with April the wettest month at around 4.8 inches. Snow is not a meaningful part of the year here, averaging very close to nothing.

With about 77 freezing nights, winters are cold enough to push rodents and overwintering insects toward garages, attics and wall voids. Spring rain then soaks the ground around foundations and fills gutters, which helps termites, carpenter ants and mosquitoes all at once. Dry spells in summer can push pests toward water sources such as irrigation and leaky spigots.

For a Russellville home, we suggest sealing gaps and trimming plants back from siding in late winter, treating the exterior as rain sets in during April, and checking for water sources through summer. In fall, close off gaps before the first hard freeze. In winter, look through attics and garages for droppings. We can adapt that plan to your property.