Pest Control in South Ogden, UT

The following figures are 1991-2020 NOAA climate normals from a nearby weather station, and they are a guide, not a forecast. South Ogden has warm, fairly dry summers, with July highs averaging about 91 degrees and roughly 49 days a year at 90 or above. January is the coldest month, with lows near 21 degrees, and about 121 nights a year drop to freezing or below.

Annual precipitation is about 16 inches, and May is the wettest month at roughly 2.2 inches. That spring moisture, followed by rising temperatures, is when ants get active and mosquitoes begin to breed in any standing water, including clogged gutters, buckets and planter saucers. It is a good time to walk the yard and empty anything that holds water.

With about four months of freezing nights, rodents look for shelter as fall arrives, and the gaps around garage doors, pipes and dryer vents become their entrance. Sealing those points, cleaning up pet food and birdseed spills, and storing bins off the floor of a garage reduce the appeal. Plan on exterior work in spring, a midsummer check for nests, and a fall sweep before the cold sets in.