A Complete Guide to Keeping Your Home Protected from Termites

photos of termite nests destroying the wooden foundation of the house

Preventing termite infestation requires eliminating conditions that attract them and maintaining proper termite prevention practices. Regular termite inspections, moisture control, and removing soil contact with wood are the main ways to stop termite damage to your home. Subterranean termites pose a serious threat to homeowners across Texas, silently causing structural damage while often going undetected…

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How to Keep Bugs Away from Your Patio

A cozy outdoor seating arrangement featuring cushioned chairs, a fire pit, and lush greenery in the background, perfect for relaxing and social gatherings amidst a serene natural setting.

Warmer weather is right around the corner. It’s the perfect time for backyard cookouts, morning coffee on the patio, and relaxing evenings under the stars. But nothing ruins a peaceful outdoor moment faster than a swarm of mosquitoes or a trail of ants marching under your lounge chair. So, how do you keep pesky bugs…

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Breaking Down Pest Control Costs

Pest control costs vary based on several factors, including the type of pest, severity of infestation, property size, treatment methods, and service frequency. Understanding these factors can help homeowners and business owners make informed decisions about pest control services, ensuring they receive the most effective and cost-efficient solution. While DIY pest control may seem like…

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The Hidden Dangers of Cockroach Poop & How to Deal with It

When it comes to pests, cockroaches are one of the most unwelcome house guests. Roaches not only cause discomfort but can also bring serious health issues through something quite unexpected – their poop. Yes, you read that right, cockroach poop, also referred to as cockroach droppings, can cause health risks that every homeowner should be…

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8-Legged Texans: A Guide to Common Spiders in Texas

A small spider wove a web in the forest. In the forest opposite the sunny bloom there is a beautiful cobweb. Spider on the web.

If you’re living in the great state of Texas, you’ve probably shared your home or backyard with some eight-legged neighbors: spiders. Whether it’s the delicate weaving of a web in your garden or a surprising little critter in your garage, spiders are a common part of life in Texas. This vast state, with its varied…

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German Roach vs American Roach

Cockroach on wooden floor in apartment house

Cockroaches are one pest you don’t want to find in your home. The mere idea of these creepy crawlers is enough to make anyone’s skin crawl. Unsurprisingly, discovering an infestation can be a significant concern for any homeowner. Today, we will discuss two common types of cockroaches – the German Cockroach and the American Cockroach.…

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Why You Should Consider General Pest Control Services

Dead roach on floor

Picture this: You’re rushing out of your home to make it to work in the morning. You whiz through the kitchen to grab a quick bite, maybe a coffee for your commute. And there it is: an unsightly bug crawling across your kitchen floor. What do you do? Well, first you deal with it. Then…

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Termites: What You Need To Know To Protect Your Home

Termites on window sill

Termites are a major threat to homeowners. These wood destroying insects can damage or destroy home foundations, siding and shingles, wooden decks, outdoor gazebos, sheds, and more if left untreated. Unfortunately, most homeowners don’t find a termite infestation until it’s too late. Keep reading for what you need to know to protect your home from…

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Mosquitos Are Coming! Here’s How To Stop Them

Technician spraying for mosquitos

Brace yourselves — mosquitos are coming! Mosquitos are a nuisance with which all of us are far too familiar. While their constant, annoying pestering is often enough to take action, the presence of mosquitos can sometimes lead to more serious problems if not addressed. This year, as the weather begins to warm up and the…

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