Cothren's Pest Control Blog

Stink bugs and Asian lady beetles seek shelter in North Alabama homes during fall, and warm winter days can bring hidden insects back into view. Learn how to reduce their entry, why ongoing pest management matters, and how Cothren’s Pest Control helps homeowners in Huntsville and Madison with treatment options starting at $32 per month and no long-term agreements.

Looking for a pest control company in Huntsville or Madison, AL? Discover what Cothren’s offers: an actively involved owner with North Alabama pest control experience since 2009, customized services, free callbacks for certain covered pest emergencies, and plans starting at $32 per month—with no long-term agreements required.

Armyworms can damage a healthy North Alabama lawn surprisingly fast. Learn how to identify fall armyworms, the warning signs to watch for, and when Huntsville-area homeowners should consider professional treatment.

Ants are one of the most common pest problems in Huntsville, Alabama. Learn why they're invading your home, which species are most common, and how Cothren's Pest Control can help. 

Ticks are common throughout Huntsville and North Alabama and can pose risks to both people and pets. Learn how to reduce tick populations around your property, safely remove ticks, and protect your family from tick-borne illnesses.

Mosquitoes are one of the biggest outdoor nuisances in Huntsville, Alabama—especially during the warmer months. Learn why they’re so bad, why some people get bitten more than others, and how professional mosquito treatments can help protect your home and yard.

Termite swarmers in Huntsville, AL are one of the first signs of active subterranean termites. Learn what swarmers mean, how to tell the difference from flying ants, and how professional exterminator services using Termidor SC and Trelona ATBS help protect your home.

As temperatures rise in Huntsville, AL, pest activity increases fast. Learn why bugs come back in the spring and why professional exterminator services are key to protecting your home.

As temperatures drop in North Alabama, mice and rats start looking for warm places to nest — and your home is the perfect target. Learn why rodents try to move inside during winter and what you can do to stop them before they cause damage.