World Pest Control, Company

Pigeons Like most birds, pigeons can carry fleas, ticks, or mites. It has been argued that they also carry diseases which can be transmitted to humans through direct contact with either the birds or their feces but these reports seem to be largely unsubstantiated. Their droppings however can...

House Mouse House mice thrive under a variety of conditions: they are found in and around homes and commercial structures as well as in open fields and agricultural lands. House mice consume and contaminate food meant for humans, pets, livestock, or other animals. In addition, they often cause...

The Norway, or brown, rat lives both in close association with man and in the feral state, chiefly where vegetation is tall and rank and affords adequate protection. As a commensal this rat lives principally in basements, on the ground floor, or in burrows under sidewalks or out buildings. They...

American Cockroach The American cockroach is the largest of common roaches. Adults measure from 1 ½ to 2 inches long and are light reddish-brown in color. Both sexes have fully developed wings and fly fairly readily. This large, native roach is a common pest in restaurants, grocery stores and...

Brown Recluse This species is one of Kansas Spiders that can inflict a serious bite. Though not deadly, the bite of a brown recluse may ulcerate and require removal of affected tissue by a physician. This species is common in outbuildings, upper boards, boxes, and other protected areas, and...

World Pest Control provides Bed Bug treatments, pictures, and information on bites, in Kansas, Colorado, Missouri, Nebraska, and Oklahoma. We were the 2nd pest control company in the state of Kansas that employed thermal heat remediation techniques to combat and eliminate bed bugs. Thermal heat...

We've been providing safe effective rodent control, and exterminator services to our central Kansas clients for 37 years. Some of the services that we provide are. Exclusion: We can help you locate, seal and rodent proof cracks/crevices and other entry points around your house or...

Scorpions live under stones on sunny hillsides. They hunt insects at night, subduing them with a stinger located at the end of their long, jointed tail. Scorpions in Kansas are not deadly; their sting is much like that of a bee. Baby scorpions ride on their mother's back for a length of time before...

The honey bee is so well known that its description is hardly necessary. The first honey bees introduced from Europe were black German bees. The common Kansas variety of honey bee is the Italian, which is a yellow and brown bee.