Don’t Let Mosquitos Run Your Resort
Now that summer in Houston is in full swing, it’s no surprise that we’re seeing a rise in mosquito populations. Since Houston is ranked as [...]
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07, 2017
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06, 2017
Houston Ranks Number 7 of Worst U.S. Cities for Mosquitoes
While we were spoiled with some very warm winter days this year, those temperatures unfortunately result in some negative consequences when it comes to the [...]
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05, 2015
Flash Floods Bring More Misery For Houston Residents As Pests Relocate
The news stories coming out of Houston in the last 24 hours have been grim. Some are calling this the worst flood in a thousand years, and it has many residents fleeing their homes. But residents aren't the only ones fleeing. When waters rise, it forces wildlife and insect populations to flee their homes as well. Houston pest control experts warn residents to take precautions, to avoid pest related issues.
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01, 2015
Pest Control In Houston, Texas
If you're looking up pest control, there is a good chance you have pests. Texas has a lot of critters that can make trouble for you. Termites eat away at the equity you spent years building. Crazy ants come in the millions, overtaking your home, and shorting out power boxes. Cockroaches, rodents, and mosquitoes spread disease and illness. Poisonous spiders send you on an unscheduled trip to the hospital. Pest birds erode concrete with their droppings and spread disease and parasites to your home. Bees, wasps, and hornets plague you with painful stings. Bed bugs come to visit and bring a nightmare of bites and humiliation. The list goes on and on and on. Everything's big in Texas, even our pest problems. That's why you need protection. But you have questions. I get it. Fortunately, I have some quick answers for you.
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08, 2014
How To Prevent Mosquitoes From Taking Over Your Yard
Everyone loves summer! The barbeques, the beach, the campfires, but maybe not the mosquitoes.
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09, 2012
WNV Requires Increased Mosquito Control In Texas
If you have recently turned on the news or opened the newspaper it is likely that you have stumbled across the latest in the spread of the West Nile Virus (WNV). Texas, among many other states, has seen record numbers in humans affected by WNV this summer. Transmitted via mosquito bites, WNV is a serious concern for many and has even caused a number of deaths in the state. The good news is that with extra caution, you can protect yourself and your family from contracting this potentially dangerous virus.
