Safe, Effective Pest Control
When it comes to ridding your home and yard of unwanted pests, we pull out all the stops while using effective treatments and control methods that are safe for use and won't harm your family, pets, or plants. Our treatment sprays are safe, colorless, odorless, and leave no residue. Some common unwanted pests are discussed in greater detail below.
Brown Recluse Spider
Spiders
The two most venomous spiders in North America are the brown recluse and the black widow.
Where Spiders Live
Spiders can usually be found indoors in bathrooms, bedrooms, closets, garages, basements, and cellars. Outdoors, spiders can be found in storage houses, in woodpiles, and under bark or stones.
Black Widow Spider
While spiders may be in these areas, you can decrease your risk of bites by:
- Shaking out clothing or shoes before dressing.
- Wearing gloves when gardening or handling firewood or pine straw.
- Wearing shoes outdoor.
- Eliminating as much clutter as possible in storage areas.
- Vacuum around windows, corners of rooms, and under furniture.
Have unwanted spiders? Call us 817-771-3864
Bed Bugs
Bed bugs are small, elusive, and parasitic insects that live strictly by feeding on the blood of humans and other warm-blooded animals. The name 'bed bug' comes from the infesting of houses and especially beds or other areas
where people may sleep.
Bed bugs are mainly active at night and are capable of feeding unnoticed on their hosts. Bed bugs usually try to feed every five to ten days but can go dormant due to lack of food, living for up to a year.
Have bed bugs? Call us 817-771-3864
Bed Bug
American Cockroach
Cockroaches
Cockroaches have been around a long time and are successful at surviving in most any environment. While there are about 30 species of cockroaches in Texas, only a few species have become indoor pests: The American cockroach,
the German cockroach, and the Smokybrown cockroach. When in the home, they are usually found in places near food sources such as in the kitchen. Cockroaches can cause health issues.
Have a cockroach sighting? Call us 817-771-3864
