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If you've never scheduled a termite inspection for your Griffin area home — or if it's been more than a year since your last one — spring is the most important time to get it done. Termite swarm season is in full swing across Spalding County and Central Georgia, and the earlier a problem is caught, the less expensive it is to fix. At Blasingame Pest Management, we offer free termite inspections throughout Griffin, Spalding County, and surrounding areas. A lot of homeowners ar

Of all the pests that threaten Georgia homes, termites are the ones that keep homeowners up at night — and for good reason. They work silently, they work constantly, and by the time most Griffin area homeowners realize they have a problem, significant damage has already been done. Termites cost U.S. homeowners more than $5 billion in property damage every year. In Central Georgia, our warm climate and humid springs create nearly ideal conditions for subterranean termites to t

Spring in Central Georgia is one of the most beautiful times of year — warm afternoons, blooming trees, and longer days spent outside. But for homeowners in Griffin, Spalding County, and surrounding areas, spring also means one thing: pest season is here. As temperatures climb and spring rains arrive, a long list of pests wake up, become active, and start looking for two things — food and shelter. Sometimes that shelter is your home. Knowing what to expect and how to get ahea

Spring in Georgia brings warm weather – and termite swarms. If you’re seeing a termite swarm in Griffin, Georgia , it could be the first warning sign of an active infestation in your home. Unnoticed termites can cause thousands of dollars of damage. Here’s what you should know to protect your home. What Is a Termite Swarm? A termite swarm is when the adult reproductives of an established colony fly from the nest to create new colonies. These adult reproductives

After serving in the Navy during World War II, Bill graduated from The University of Georgia in 1950 with a bachelor’s degree in Entomology. Since graduation he has been continuously associated with the pest control industry in three different capacities – a regulatory official, a member of the industry and as a consultant and teacher in the pest control industry. Immediately after graduation in 1950, Bill began working with the Georgia Department of Entomology as Assistant S