by Teresa Martinez | Nov 11, 2025 | Home Maintenance Tips, rodent control
Stretching Your Home Budget? Rodent Proofing Saves You More in the Long Run When budgets are tight, home maintenance decisions matter more than ever — and rodent proofing is one of the smartest steps a homeowner can take. It may not feel urgent at first, but rodents...
by Teresa Martinez | Jan 16, 2025 | pest control, roach control, rodent control, Spider Control
While January brings cooler temperatures, it doesn’t mean pests take a vacation. In fact, some pests thrive during the winter months, while others seek shelter from the cold—often inside your home. Here are the Top 5 January Pest Problems in Spring, TX and How to...
by Teresa Martinez | Dec 12, 2024 | Rodent, rodent control
Roof Rats in the Suburbs of Houston TX: What You Need to Know The suburbs of Houston, with their tree-lined streets, mild winters, and abundance of food sources, are ideal for roof rats. Fruit trees, bird feeders, and pet food left outside are particularly appealing....
by Teresa Martinez | Nov 4, 2024 | Rodent, rodent control
As temperatures drop in Texas, especially in November, pests like mice start looking for warm places to nest. With some preventative measures, you can keep mice out of your yard and at bay. Mice will eat seeds, flower bulbs, and young vegetable shoots, and chew on...
by Teresa Martinez | Oct 9, 2024 | Home Pest Control, pest control, rodent control
Combining Halloween decor with pest prevention tips can be both fun and functional! It’s the season to bring out spooky decorations, hang up creepy cobwebs, and fill your yard with ghouls and goblins. But while you’re decking out your home in frightful fun, don’t let...
by Teresa Martinez | Aug 20, 2024 | Home Pest Control, mosquito control, pest control, roach control, rodent control, Spider Control, yard insect control
Wondering why there are more bugs this Summer in Houston, Texas and surrounding neighborhoods? As summer heats up in Houston, residents are noticing a significant uptick in bug activity. Whether it’s mosquitoes, ants, or cockroaches, it seems like there are more of...
