Bill Clark Pest Control offers inspections and services as needed throughout the Southeast Texas region to reduce fly populations throughout the interior of the structure(s). Compliance with sanitation recommendations, the use of bio remediation products which seek to reduce infestation, as well as full communication between our technicians and key individuals on site are crucial.
Pest Control Since 1957
Formosan Termites are Swarming!
Formosan Termites
(Coptotermes formosanus) Swarming usually follows a warm rainy day in late spring/summer, and occurs in the evening hours, starting at sundown and ending before midnight. The swarmers are attracted to lights. Formosans do have the capability of establishing secondary nests above ground if a constant moisture supply is available. An above ground nest is made of material called carton. It consists of soil and wood cemented together with saliva and feces. Suspended colonies of Formosan termites are more often encountered than the Native Eastern Subterranean termites.
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What’s Bugging Southeast Texas
Bed Bug
Bed Bugs in Southeast Texas So you don't think that bedbugs are here? Well, Bill Clark Pest Control receives numerous calls daily regarding local infestations of this resurgent pest. Bed bugs have become a … [Read More...]
Chinch Bug
These insects can be important as occasional invaders throughout most of the southern U.S. Their populations develop outdoors, feeding on the grass in lawns, fence rows, and open fields. These are small black … [Read More...]
American Dog Tick
Size: un-engorged 3/16” ; engorged 5/8”x3/8” Color: Brown with whitish to grayish markings The American dog tick gets it common name from the fact that domestic dogs are the favorite host of the … [Read More...]
Raccoon
Size: Body length 16-28” Color: Grayish coat The raccoon is usually nocturnal and is omnivorous, with a diet consisting of about 40% invertebrates, 33% plant foods, and 27% vertebrates. Two of its most … [Read More...]
Opossum
Size: About the size of a large house cat Color: Grayish Their diet mainly consists of carrion (dead and putrefying flesh) and many individual opossums are killed on the highway when scavenging for roadkill. … [Read More...]
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