Preventing Pests in California’s Drought and Rainy Seasons
California’s climate is known for its extremes—long periods of drought followed by heavy rains. These changing weather patterns create ideal conditions for various pests to thrive. During droughts, pests invade homes in search of water and shelter, while rainy seasons lead to moisture buildup, attracting termites, mosquitoes, and rodents. Without proper pest management, homeowners may find themselves dealing with infestations that can cause structural damage and health risks. Effective pest control in California requires a proactive approach tailored to each season. Whether preventing ants during a drought or mosquitoes after heavy rains, understanding seasonal pest behavior is key to keeping homes pest-free. Here’s how to protect your home year-round. Pest Problems During Drought Why Drought Increases Pest Activity Drought conditions force pests to adapt to survive. With natural water sources drying up and food becoming scarce, pests are driven indoors, seeking moisture and shelter. ...