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DIY Pest Control: Debunking the Myths
Pests in our homes can be a real nuisance. From creepy crawlies like spiders and ants to more significant threats like rodents and cockroaches, no...
Common Pest Problems After a Hurricane: Protecting Your Home
Hurricanes are powerful and destructive natural disasters that can leave a trail of devastation in their wake. While most of us focus on the...
The Impact of Climate Change on Pest Populations
Climate change has far-reaching consequences that extend beyond rising temperatures and melting ice caps. One of the lesser-known effects of climate...
The Rise of Rodents: How to Keep Mice and Friends at Bay
Rodents have been our silent neighbors for centuries, often living in close proximity to humans without much notice. However, their presence can...
Pesky Pantry Pests: How to Keep Your Pantry Pest-Free
Your pantry is meant to be a sanctuary of sustenance, a treasure trove of culinary delights waiting to be whipped up into delicious meals. But what...
Wasp and Hornet Safety: How to Handle Nests Around Your Home
The Lowcountry is renowned for its natural beauty and warm climate, making it an ideal place to call home. However, with its lush vegetation and...
Pest Control Myths Debunked: Separating Fact from Fiction
Pests are a common and persistent problem that homeowners and business owners often encounter. Whether it's ants invading the kitchen, rodents...
How to Choose the Right Pest Control Company: Factors to Consider
Pests can wreak havoc on our homes and businesses, causing damage and posing health risks. When facing a pest infestation, it's crucial to find a...
Embracing Family Values: Heath’s Perspective
Working alongside my grandfather at McFadden Pest Control (MPC) has been a transformative experience that has shaped both my personal and...
Is Professional Pest Control Harmful to Your Grass and Growing Plants?
Maintaining a healthy lawn and flourishing garden often requires the assistance of professional pest control services. However, homeowners and...
Pest Control on The Coast: Kiawah & Seabrook
When it comes to enjoying the beauty and tranquility of coastal communities like Kiawah Island and Seabrook Island, the last thing anyone wants to...
Mosquito Management
Living in the beautiful state of South Carolina comes with its fair share of challenges, one of which is dealing with mosquitos. These tiny,...
Plants that Keep the Pests Away
Plant with a Purpose Did you know that what you plant could help prevent and attract specific pests? While traditional pest control is always...
Partnerships and Giving Back
Maya Angelou once said “If you find it in your heart to care for somebody else, you will have succeeded” and we at McFadden could not agree more....
The Kissing Bug: Not So Innocent
Kissing bugs. Sounds sweet and innocent; however, they are the exact opposite! Kissing bugs are similar to ticks in that they...
Cheers to 45 Years: Hear From Founder, Tom McFadden
Tom McFadden started McFadden Pest Control in 1978. He had a regular 7:00A.M to 3:00P.M job and decided to start his company in the evenings after...
Is Your Yard Under Attack?
If you are seeing signs that your grass, trees, or vegetation are not thriving, do not fear! And, please, do not go to your local hardware store to...
The Swarm
Termites are pests that live in large colonies and behave very similarly to bees. Like bees, each termite has a job they are responsible for to...
Pest Control and the Importance of Spring Cleaning
We all know the tell-all signs that Spring has sprung. Flowers blooming and temperatures rising mean it’s time for Spring cleaning. Warmer weather...
Celebrating 45 Years!
McFadden Pest Control believes in serving the community and celebrating! Founded in 1978 by Tom McFadden, McFadden Pest Control has been putting...
Pest Infestation
In Charleston, some pests are more common than others. Regardless, they all have the ability to take over your home and/or business. Once this...
Don’t wait until it’s too late.
Pests can cause significant damage to your property and pose a health risk to you and your family. Contact us now and take the first step towards a pest-free home.