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OBEX Pest Defense Explains How Expanding Urban Areas Are Creating a Pest Surge
DENVER - ColoradoDesk -- As cities like Denver, Thornton, and Lochbuie continue to grow, an unexpected problem is emerging: urban pest infestations are increasing. With more construction, rising temperatures, and shrinking green spaces, rodents, cockroaches, and ants are becoming more common in homes and businesses.
Why City Pests Are Increasing
Urbanization has changed local environments, removing natural predators and creating ideal conditions for pests. Studies from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) show that urban areas can be up to 7°F hotter than nearby rural regions. This heat island effect allows pests to reproduce faster and stay active year-round. Additionally, construction sites, food waste, and dense housing make urban areas more vulnerable to infestations.
How Colorado Residents and Businesses Can Prevent Infestations
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As city pests become a bigger problem, proactive pest control is essential. OBEX Pest Defense recommends:
For a detailed look at the link between urbanization and city pests and how to protect homes and businesses, visit OBEX's latest article (https://obexpest.com/pest-control/urbanization-and-city-pests).
About OBEX Pest Defense
OBEX Pest Defense provides professional pest control services across Colorado, offering tailored solutions for residents and businesses in Denver, Thornton, Lochbuie, and surrounding cities. With a focus on long-term pest management, OBEX helps prevent and control infestations caused by urban growth.
Why City Pests Are Increasing
Urbanization has changed local environments, removing natural predators and creating ideal conditions for pests. Studies from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) show that urban areas can be up to 7°F hotter than nearby rural regions. This heat island effect allows pests to reproduce faster and stay active year-round. Additionally, construction sites, food waste, and dense housing make urban areas more vulnerable to infestations.
How Colorado Residents and Businesses Can Prevent Infestations
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As city pests become a bigger problem, proactive pest control is essential. OBEX Pest Defense recommends:
- Closing gaps and sealing entry points to prevent pests from entering buildings.
- Eliminating food and water sources that attract rodents and insects.
- Scheduling regular pest inspections to catch issues before they escalate.
For a detailed look at the link between urbanization and city pests and how to protect homes and businesses, visit OBEX's latest article (https://obexpest.com/pest-control/urbanization-and-city-pests).
About OBEX Pest Defense
OBEX Pest Defense provides professional pest control services across Colorado, offering tailored solutions for residents and businesses in Denver, Thornton, Lochbuie, and surrounding cities. With a focus on long-term pest management, OBEX helps prevent and control infestations caused by urban growth.
Source: OBEX Pest Defense, LLC.
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