Pyramid Pest Solutions LLC

04/18/2026

If you are noticing an increase in tick sightings, contact us asap.

04/17/2026

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What do you think you’re looking at here?

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04/16/2026

Most pest problems don’t start big… they start small 👀

And what’s easy to ignore at first can quickly turn into something much harder (and more expensive) to deal with.
By the time it’s obvious, it’s usually already been building for a while.

04/15/2026

Don’t forget! It’s that time!

04/14/2026

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04/13/2026

Spring is when pest activity really starts to ramp up 🌼

And most of the time, the signs (and causes) are already there before homeowners even notice.

A few simple things around your home can make a big difference this time of year — but they’re also the easiest to overlook.

Take a look around your home this week… you might be surprised what you find.

04/12/2026

🛏️ What Are Bed Bug Bites?

Bed bugs are sneaky nighttime pests that feed on your blood while you sleep 😣

🔎 Signs of bed bug bites:

• Small, red, itchy bumps in lines or clusters
• Usually appear on exposed skin — arms, neck, shoulders & legs
• Often mistaken for mosquito bites
• Start painless, then become itchy within hours or days

Noticing these signs in your home? Don't ignore them — early action makes all the difference! 🛑

04/11/2026

Asian needle ants are spreading in Mississippi. Their sting is more painful than a fire ant's and can be deadly. Know what they look like See link below ⬇️

📸 Benoit Guénard

04/10/2026

April is National Pest Management Month, an annual observance spearheaded by the National Pest Management Association (NPMA) to highlight the crucial role of professional pest control in protecting public health, food, and property. Occurring during the spring1 surge in pest activity, this campaign emphasizes proactive prevention against rodents, termites, mosquitoes, and ants.

04/10/2026

04/09/2026

Many people have used home remedies to control ants. But are those quick fixes really getting rid of the ants in your yard? Let’s take a look at some commonly used home remedies and whether or not they work!

Uncooked grits – Don’t fall for this one! The logic behind this method is the ants would die after they eat the grits. Fire ants do eat grits, but they don’t swell up and explode after doing so! It’s best to leave the grits in the kitchen cabinet.

Club soda – Many people think that pouring club soda on the ant bed will kill them. Many people think the CO2 in the soda will kill them, but it’s not an effective method of diminishing the mound.

Boiling hot water – This one has the same logic behind it as the club soda myth. The scalding hot water will instantly kill the fire ants. There is some truth behind this one! The trick to this remedy is to use enough water that is hot enough. Two to three gallons of water is needed per mound. If you’re going to do this, try it out in the spring when the mounds are sitting high off the ground.

Other home remedies to avoid are baking soda, vinegar, molasses, and plaster of Paris. So, if these remedies don’t work, then what does? Our experts recommend applying a granular bait treatment over the entire property three times a year.

Use the holidays Easter, Fourth of July, and Labor Day to help you remember when to apply the treatment. If you notice any mounds pop up throughout the year, use a dry mound treatment on them. Always make sure to read the label.

Learn more about fire ant control methods here: https://extension.msstate.edu/publications/control-fire-ants-your-yard

04/09/2026

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