Summit Blog

The warm summer months in Western North Carolina bring outdoor adventures, lush landscapes, and unfortunately, increased pest activity. As temperatures rise, many homeowners find themselves battling a variety of unwelcome visitors that thrive in our region's unique combination of heat, humidity, and abundant vegetation. From stinging insects and mosquitoes to destructive termites and annoying ants, summer pests can quickly turn your peaceful mountain retreat into a frustrating battleground.

Many Western North Carolina homeowners rarely think about what's happening beneath their feet. Your crawl space might be out of sight and out of mind, but it plays a crucial role in your home's overall health, structural integrity, and indoor air quality. Moisture problems in this often-neglected area can lead to serious issues affecting everything from your family's health to your home's value.

As Western North Carolina homeowners know all too well, our region's beautiful wooden structures face a persistent threat from carpenter bees. These wood-boring insects can cause significant damage to decks, fascia boards, siding, and other wooden elements of your property. 

In the picturesque mountains of Western North Carolina, homeowners enjoy breathtaking views and a unique natural environment. However, this beautiful region comes with specific challenges – particularly when it comes to moisture control. The combination of our mountain climate, seasonal rainfall patterns, and temperature fluctuations creates the perfect environment for moisture-related problems that can affect both your home's structural integrity and your family's health.