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The summer is soon coming to the Las Vegas Valley and from Mountain’s Edge to Centennial bees will be buzzing and stinging.

Whether you live in the Las Vegas Valley or anywhere else catching or swatting a fly is not an easy task. From Boulder City to Mountain’s Edge flies evade capture – they maneuver like fighter jets according to a new study.

The Las Vegas Valley is in the middle of spring. From Summerlin to Henderson spring means pests will emerge from their overwintering sites in search of food and water – both found in homes.

Last month hundreds of pest management professional went to Washington, D.C. to educate Congress on the important role the pest control industry plays in protecting the public from household pests. In Las Vegas as well as other areas of the nation common household pests invade our living space - pest control professionals come in and eliminate infestations that cam harm our health, food supplies and property

It is spring in Las Vegas with all the flowers starting to bloom in Seven Hills and Summerlin. Also we see unwelcome indications of spring – the presence of swarmers or flying termites.

Spring has come early to the Las Vegas Valley. Everywhere you look from Seven Hills to Summerlin we are already seeing bees buzzing around budding flowers and leaves coming appearing on foliage.

The Las Vegas Valley is home to many insects. Some of them live inside houses from Henderson to Aliante. From the attic to basements they hide and nest.

The Las Vegas Valley is of course in the desert and home to the desert centipede. They can be found in Spring Valley or Boulder City – any section of town.

There’s plenty to look forward to as spring approaches in the Las Vegas valley: Flowers blooming, birds singing. New life seems to be popping up everywhere you look from Summerlin to Henderson. Unfortunately, that rule also holds true for pests. Because many insects are dormant in the cold months of winter, spring is when many homeowners realize that they may have a problem with pest control.

It is spring in Las Vegas and we should start seeing Lady Bugs all over the valley – from Aliante to Boulder City. Actually Lady Bugs are not bugs at all – they are in the beetle family.

The Las Vegas Valley is about to be into full springtime – with tress that have be dormant starting to bloom from Henderson to Spring Valley and the bugs come out as well.

We find cockroaches in every part of the world including the Las Vegas Valley. From Henderson to Summerlin they creep and crawl into our homes.