That unexpected insect on your wall is more than a nuisance; it’s a message. It may simply be a harmless traveler that slipped in through an open door, drawn by light or warmth. But it can also be a quiet signal that food crumbs, standing water, or unnoticed leaks are slowly turning parts of your home into ideal insect habitat. Taking a moment to identify what you’ve found, and where, gives you power instead of panic.
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