Pantry Pest Control in Jacksonville, FL

Pantry Pest Control built for Jacksonville homes

Jacksonville averages about 53 inches of rain a year, with June and September the wettest months, and that humidity lingers in pantries, cabinets and dry-goods storage long after the rain stops. Flour beetles, grain weevils and Indian meal moths move through poorly sealed containers of rice, cereal, flour and dried beans, often going unnoticed until an infestation is already established inside the package. Activity tends to increase from late spring through the wet season, when warmth and moisture accelerate the breeding cycle. When December through February cold snaps arrive, these pests do not disappear; they settle deeper into kitchen storage and heated interior spaces and keep breeding at a slower pace. Jacksonville's year-round cycle of humidity and periodic cold makes a continuous program the practical way to keep pantry pests from restarting each season.