Tucson Pest Library
What Bugs You: Not sure what pests are bugging you? Identify your pest with our Tucson Pest Library and learn what you can do to prevent future pest infestations.
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Other Annoying Tucson Pests Found in Our Tucson Pest Library
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The Sonoran Desert is a great place for ants -
Birds damage cars, homes, and buildings in Tucson
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Cockroaches have become very common pests in Tucson
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Flies are common in Tucson and can pose a health risk
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The biggest swarms are flying ants or termites – see the difference
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Over 40% of the kissing bugs around Tucson carry Chagas disease
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Mosquitoes are more than a nuisance – find out how to control them
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Packrats can cause $1,000 of dollars of damage in one night
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Tucson has many spiders that are unwelcome house guests
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The Tarantula Hawk has one of the most painful stings ever
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The paper wasp is the most common found in Tucson homes
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Conquistador's Pest Articles
Unwrap the Gift of an Ant-Free Home
As the holiday season approaches in Tucson, there’s one uninvited guest no one wants at their festive gatherings—ants. Don’t let these tiny intruders ruin your celebrations. Follow this guide to keep your home ant-free and
House Sealing: Your Secret Weapon Against Pests in Tucson
In the heart of the Sonoran Desert, Tucson residents face unique challenges when it comes to pest control. At Conquistador Pest and Termite, we’ve been helping homeowners keep their properties pest-free for years. Today, we’re
Battling the Green Invaders: Weeds in Arizona and the Power of Pre-Emergent
In the diverse landscapes of Arizona, from the Sonoran Desert to the high country forests, weeds pose a significant challenge to home owners, gardeners, farmers and land managers. These unwanted plants compete with native species
Freeloading Bed Bugs – 5 Approved Ways to Keep Them Out
One of nature’s most annoying little insect nuisances is freeloading bed bugs. These mini-party crashers have mastered the art of hitchhiking, turning your kid’s backpacks into their free tickets to your house. At least that