Spotted lantern flies are an invasive species that pose a serious threat to trees, plants, and agriculture. These pests feed on the sap of trees and vines, weakening plants and leaving behind a sticky residue that promotes mold growth. While they don’t bite or sting, their large swarms can quickly overwhelm outdoor spaces, covering trees, patios, and buildings. Their presence can make spending time outside unpleasant, and their damage to plant life can have lasting effects on your landscape.

Controlling spotted lantern flies requires more than just swatting them away—they reproduce quickly and can travel long distances, making infestations hard to manage. Professional pest control targets egg masses, eliminates active populations, and applies preventative treatments to help protect your property. If spotted lantern flies are swarming your yard, don’t wait—take action now.