Our Pest Control Blog
Have you ever wondered why certain pests behave the way they do, thought about how they’re getting inside, or wanted to know a few DIY tricks to get rid of them? If so, read on and get your questions answered
Pantry pests are different types of beetles, moths, and weevils that breed and feed inside stored products and dry goods. Pantry pests can become problematic inside homes, grocery stores, drug stores, museums, and food processing facilities.
The most common types of termites found living in our area of Southeast Texas are subterranean termites. As their name suggests, their colonies live in underground nests. Termites feed on things made of cellulose, preferring to feed on decaying plants, tree roots, tree stumps, fallen trees, and tree limbs.
Flies are common pests found living throughout the United States. Most fly species pose significant health threats to people, and should not be allowed to live inside homes and other structures at any time.
Mosquitoes live worldwide. They have a fly-like appearance - slender bodies, long legs, narrow wings that are covered in fine hair, and an extended mouthpart (proboscis) that is used for feeding.
