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The most commons species of ants in North Carolina are the odorous house ant, Argentine ant, little black ant, pavement ant, and acrobat ant, with the odorous house ant being the most common to see in your home.

Cockroaches multiply quickly and can live without food for up to one month, so it’s important to take care of any infestation quickly. Be sure to properly store food and don’t leave out sugary snacks to help prevent them.

Fleas and ticks aren’t as much of a concern for humans as they are pets. These tiny pests can cause tapeworm, respiratory issues, and a litany of other health problems for your furry family members.

Mice can enter your home in holes as small as half-an-inch and only travel about 10 to 15 ft. from where they entered once living inside your home. Once they find a food source inside, they’ll stay there until removed.

While one or few may not be a cause of concern, large groups of silverfish can feed on things like newspapers, books, wallpaper, fabrics, and more. They are also known as moisture-seeking insects and are good at finding places with high humidity to live in.

Spiders are also relatively harmless to humans, except for the black widow and brown recluse, both of which are native to North Carolina. If you’ve been bit, clean the wound thoroughly and contact a doctor immediately.

Only female mosquitoes bite and they can bite humans as well as animals. Also, they only live up to three weeks after they’ve bitten someone. Remove standing water is a great way to prevent mosquito infestations.

Wasps are known to sting people without being swatted at and have even been known to recognize facial features in humans. Honeybees and bumblebees play an enormous part in our eco-system, so it’s important to contact a professional to remove the hive instead of killing them.