10 Tips for Termite Prevention
Termites are a threat to homeowners throughout the Houston area. Once you have a problem, it’s almost impossible to get rid of them without the [...]
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11, 2017
Bed Bug Treatment for Houston, Texas
Earlier this year, Houston was ranked as one of the worst cities for bed bugs. It should come as no surprise to the fourth-largest city [...]
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11, 2017
What are the New “Marching Bugs” Coming into Houston?
A few months ago, a Houston resident noticed a strange, yet kind of adorable, new bug that many titled the “marching bug”. They look a [...]
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11, 2017
Stink Bugs in Houston, Texas – FAQs
When the weather starts to change and mild temperatures arrive, you may notice a rise in the stink bug population in and around your home. While they [...]
9
11, 2017
Kissing Bugs in Texas – FAQs
Although their name suggests otherwise, kissing bugs are far from affectionate pests. As many know, they are carriers of Chagas disease – a parasitic infection [...]
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10, 2017
Your Restaurant Isn’t Dirty – Why Flooding Brings Cockroaches and Other Pests
Since the wake of Harvey, we have gotten a handful of phones calls from worried restaurant owners wondering why they are facing new pest problems [...]
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10, 2017
Mosquito Populations Rise Post-Harvey
Soon after Harvey, the U.S. Air Force deployed C-130H Hercules (cargo aircrafts) to spray over 6 million acres in the greater Houston area with pesticides [...]
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09, 2017
What Comes after the Flood: Protecting Your Business from Pests
With more than 24.5 trillion gallons of rain inundating the Houston region, Hurricane Harvey has devastated many homes and businesses. As the first pass of [...]
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09, 2017
Termites vs. Ants, What’s the Difference?
Termites and carpenter ants can look almost identical to one another, and while both can be damaging, it’s important you know what you’re dealing with [...]
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09, 2017
Pests Relocate Following Harvey Floods
Some are calling the floods following Harvey the worst flood in a thousand years, and it had many residents fleeing their homes. But residents weren't the [...]
