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Pest Control in the Beaumont Area

Our region’s warm, humid climate makes it an ideal home for a wide variety of pests. You're dealing with bugs local to your area, so why not look to a company that has called Southeast Texas home since 1957? We offer a diverse lineup of pest services that are tailor-made to give you the help you need no matter what pest you're dealing with.

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Household pests aren’t known to be cooperative. But if they try to come right back once we leave, we’ve got you covered! Each of our plans includes a comprehensive pest warranty to help keep your home pest-free for the long haul.

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Property Owners' Guide To Boxelder Bug Control

Boxelder bugs are aptly named based on their attraction to boxelder trees, found in various parts of the U.S. and Canada. Often mistaken for stink bugs, these pests have a flat body measuring roughly ½ inch long and appear black with distinctive red or orange markings.

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What are Some Occasional Invaders?

As their name suggests, occasional invaders are types of insects that “occasionally” enter into homes and other structures throughout the year. These insects do not prefer to live indoors full-time. These insects usually enter into homes in groups when the weather outside becomes too extreme for them to live comfortably.

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How to Handle Fleas & Ticks in Texas

Fleas and ticks are external parasitic pests that feed on the blood of both people and animals. Both species can invade properties, where they become a nuisance, a danger, and are difficult to eliminate. The cat flea is the most common species of flea found in our area of Southeast Texas. The American dog tick and black-legged deer tick are the two most common species of ticks.

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What are Common Issues With Rodents?

Rodents are mammals and are prolific breeders. They are known for taking advantage of our food, water, and shelter sources. Many species of rodents have come to rely on people for their basic needs.

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Common Ants in Texas

Ants are common pests that can be found living in and around homes. They are quite social and live together in large colonies. Ants can be identified by their three distinct body regions: their head, thorax, and abdomen. The reproductive members of an ant colony are the only members with wings. When a colony is mature, the reproductive ants emerge to find mates and create a new colony.

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What are Common Stinging Insects in Texas

There are many types of stinging insects found living throughout the United States. Stinging insects are beneficial to the environment. Predatory species hunt down and feed on various species of nuisance insects. Many species of bees and other stinging insects are responsible for pollinating a wide variety of plants and crops, playing a huge part in the ecosystem. Bumble bees, carpenter bees, cicada killers, honey bees, paper wasps, yellow jackets, and scorpions are all examples of stinging insects that live in Southeast Texas.

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Where Did These Bed Bugs In My Beaumont Home Come From?

One second, you’re happily sleeping through the night surrounded by soft blankets and pillows. The next, you’re waking up covered in itchy red bumps. And you keep having dreams about tiny bugs crawling over you… Bed bugs are nightmarish pests that attack when you’re most vulnerable: at night. Though bed bugs aren’t considered dangerous pests, they’re still frustrating and difficult to deal with. Find out where these bugs come from and how they get into Beaumont homes.

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Steps Texas Homeowners Can Take to Avoid Summer Spiders

There are a lot of creepy creatures in this world. Spiders are high on the list. Whether small or large, spiders have a certain way of moving that, when observed, can send chills down your spine. Obviously, these are not insects you want in your home. It doesn’t matter how many bugs they trap and kill, spiders themselves, when they get into homes, are a problem, a problem that requires a solution.

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Conroe's Complete Guide To Effective Rat Control

There are plenty of pests that really scare people, and if there were a list of most frightening pests, rats would easily be near the top. Their hefty size is intimidating, their sharp teeth and super long tails make folks fearful, they're known carriers of disease, and they destroy belongings. Additionally, they can quickly become a nightmare for Conroe home and business owners because they multiply at a fast rate and are extremely hard to eliminate.

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How Much Do You Really Know About Montgomery's Oriental Cockroaches?

Montgomery home and business owners shouldn’t take pest management lightly, since insects and other pests can really bring disaster to your doorstep. Some can tear up your belongings and your property, and some can bite, sting, or otherwise attack you. If you don’t visit the emergency room for a direct assault, you could be there because you wound up ill. Many pests have harmful germs, and cockroaches are a prime example.

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Taking the Sting Out of Fire Ant Season in Texas

Texas is a great state, with delicious food and one-of-a-kind culture. If you live in Texas, you know there is much to celebrate here year-round. You're probably also familiar with some of the drawbacks that can come with living here, such as the dreaded fire ant. Fire ants are found across the southern United States. They are small ants but give painful stings that can send you running indoors faster than any other pest. Their mounds are often built outdoors near old stumps or in open areas. They can sometimes build nests under buildings and get inside, but they’re usually only found outdoors.

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How Dangerous Are Montgomery Scorpions?

If you were raised on TV and movies, you may think that all scorpions are dangerous creatures that only need to sting you once to kill you. Although this is true in some parts of the world, scorpions here in Montgomery are a bit different. This isn’t to say that they aren’t dangerous, but just that it’s rare for one of their stings to be lethal. To help you better understand scorpions and the threats they pose to homeowners, here is everything you need to know.

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Summertime Ant Prevention For Southeast Texas Homeowners

There are many different species of ants that live across Southeast Texas, including carpenter ants, fire ants, black ants, and more. Ants often enter homes in search of food. They’ll feed from crumbs and spills in your kitchen. Ants are colonizers, which means where there is one, there are more. Here’s what this means for your Texas home and some tips to prevent an ant infestation this summer.

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The Beginner's Guide to Scorpion Control In Montgomery

There are many pests that homeowners and business owners in Montgomery have to deal with, but one that makes people stressed out is the scorpion. Because of the fact that these pests look terrifying and the fact that they can sting, most people find them frightening. They definitely aren’t a pest that you want to find in your home or business!

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Are Centipedes In Conroe Dangerous?

It’s easy to underestimate these tiny, long-bodied arthropods, but when it comes to centipedes, their bite is worse than their bark. A bite received from a centipedes' forcipules, or modified leg stingers, allows the insect to quickly wound with a painful venom. The irritants in the venom travel into the bloodstream where they can cause swelling, itching, and severe pain to the afflicted area. A centipede bite is not deadly, but it may cause headaches, palpitations, and nausea in at-risk populations or allergic persons.

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