Summary
Invasive insects are becoming a growing problem inside American homes, and pest professionals report a sharp rise in infestations linked to species without natural predators. A recent industry survey highlights how global trade and warmer weather are helping these pests spread faster and enter homes more frequently. The most troublesome intruders include red imported fire ants, brown marmorated stink bugs, Argentine ants, multicolored Asian lady beetles, and Asian cockroaches. Each species causes distinct issues, from painful stings and food contamination to foul odors and allergy triggers. Experts recommend sealing entry points, fixing screens, reducing moisture, and removing food sources to prevent infestations from taking hold indoors.
Bob Vila
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