Alaska Pest Management

Are bed bugs a problem in Ketchikan? The truth is, they can happen anywhere, and knowing what to look for makes all the difference.

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Spring is on the way in Southeast Alaska! During winter, ants enter a dormant state called diapause, slowing their metabolism and staying hidden deep in soil, wood, or structures to survive the cold.

As temperatures warm and snow begins to melt, they start waking up and becoming active again. That is why ant activity often spikes as we move into spring.