April
08
2014
Feral pigs in Honolulu don’t make good neighbors. They make even worse tenants, especially if they’re digging up your back lawn. The only way to keep these pests off your property once they’ve arrived is by enlisting the pros at Sandwich Isle Pest Control. Since feral pigs have no natural predators, they will continue to overrun their environment if not addressed. As soon as a feral pigs becomes a problem for you, call Sandwich Isle for feral pig removal!
March
20
2014
Sometimes the only answer for a bed bug or termite problem is fumigation. If you’re like many people, you worry that fumigation is dangerous for your health, the health of your family and pets and even bad for the environment. But fumigation, when used correctly and responsibly by knowledgeable professionals, is perfectly safe. Vikane® gas fumigant is the choice product for most fumigations and it is backed by over 50 years of fumigation expertise, science and the professional fumigators that use it!
March
13
2014
A common problem for Honolulu home owners are birds roosting on the roof. Pigeons, red jungle fowl, mynah birds and other pest birds make a lot of noise and can cause a lot of damage, especially on a roof with an expensive solar panel array. These pest birds need to be removed at the very first sign of an infestation, before their nesting materials and droppings cause a significant problem. The shaded area beneath solar panels can get covered with leaves, twigs and other nesting debris; this stuff will clog up gutters and will eventually become a fire hazard. The old bird barrier solution used for a typical roof pest bird problem is inappropriate for a roof with solar panels. To make sure that birds don’t nest on a roof with solar paneling, you must install bird exclusion that is specifically made for solar panels.
March
06
2014
A lot of the feral pigs around Oahu stay in the forest. But sometimes they get hungry and can’t find the food they need in their habitat, so they look to other places for a bite to eat. Unfortunately sometimes this can literally be in our own backyards! Recently a feral pig was caught on cameral in Aina Haina as it attempted to go after the dog in a residence on Alamuku Street. The pig freed itself from the back yard of the home and got away, but it certainly has gotten residents talking about these pests!
