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Carpenter bees pose a threat as they bore holes into sound wood and sometimes decaying wood. While this may not be problematic in a forest setting, it becomes a significant issue when the wood is utilized in constructing structures such as porches, decks, or entire houses. The presence of numerous holes in your porch, for example, is far from an ideal situation.

Sean Snowdon, Pisgah Pest Control’s Chief Operations Officer, and Shawn White, Chief Executive Officer, attended the National Pest Management Association’s legislative day event in Washington, D.C. this month. Mr. Snowdon serves as an at-large director for the North Carolina Pest Management Association for the western region of North Carolina. Mr. White serves on the recruitment and retention committee for the National Pest Management Association. Together with pest control industry leaders from across the United States, they met with senators and representatives in Congress and their staffs to discuss the importance of structural pest control and how they could best help us protect the health, property, and businesses we serve.