Over the years, the Brody Brothers team has become the Hardy Boys of pest mysteries. Many of our new customers think the first step to solving a pest problem is treatment, but it’s not always that simple; we often have to find clues and put them together to figure out what kind of pest we’re
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Solving the Mice Problem in Maryland Mice in the home have been an age-old problem in many parts of the world. The house mouse is somewhat cute (as far as mice go) but is still a nuisance and health hazard. Regularly using a pest control service in Maryland is one of the ways to cut
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Did Mice Take Over Your Home? House mice in Maryland are very resourceful animals, as you might have noticed. As the weather cools down, mice will be looking for a warm place to stay. They are small enough to fit through the tiniest hole, fast enough to travel unnoticed, and as long as you have
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Brody Brothers is not a team of exterminators; we are eliminators. We know you want to get rid of mosquitoes, so we don’t stop at simply applying treatment at regular intervals. Having a mosquito-free yard does not just require one to kill mosquitoes, but also to eliminate areas that could be potential mosquito breeding grounds.
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Pikesville, Maryland dates back over two centuries to the late 1600s, when Fort Garrison (a historic fortification building) was built to serve as a stronghold against attacks during the French and Indian War. Sir Francis Nicholson commissioned the construction of this frontier in 1693, but the property was built and acquired by the Baltimore County
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There’s no doubt about it: Homeland, MD is a great place to live. The area was originally settled way back in 1695 until eventually becoming part of northern Baltimore City in the 20th century. The variety of houses and architecture make Homeland stand out from nearby Roland Park, and its ties to the past led
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Hampden’s infamous “city kitties” Hampden has seen it all. From an influx of mill workers in the early 19th century to the artists and trendsetters that have brought a spate of boutiques and restaurants with them, Hampden is almost unrecognizable from the gritty neighborhood it used to be. One thing has not changed, however: the
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As many as 210,000 Baltimore residents were thrilled to wake up to the delivery of their new (and free) city trash cans earlier this year. The green cans, which were paid for under a $10 million plan Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake announced last year, are meant to better control the city’s rat population and help prevent
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