At O'Connor Pest in Nipomo, we know just how adaptable and smart rodents are -- and we know that we have to keep alert and vigilant as we observe and monitor rodent presence and behavioral patterns. Each of our Nipomo clients presents a unique pest situation and we pride ourselves on effectively predicting and preventing rodent damage before it occurs.

Removing the brown seed pods, dried grasses, fallen twigs, coastal live oak leaf litter and other signs of abundant summer growth feels intuitively right. After all, this is how we clean our homes. But does this practice really "clean up" garden pest problems?

Vector-borne diseases, while historically most prevalent in tropical climes, where they disproportionately affect poor and undernourished populations, are cropping up increasingly on the radar of temperate region disease specialists and medical practitioners.

Pest control companies are staying busy across the Central Coast, including Nipomo. As summer turns into fall, O'Connor Pest Control has been fielding numerous calls per day for help fighting pest infestations.

Some agricultural scientists say that climate change could result in changes in the population dynamics of insect pests in Nipomo. It may alter insect population numbers as well as insect feeding activity. If those insects feed on humans, the impact will be felt quickly and painfully!