by Teresa Martinez | Jul 2, 2025 | Home Pest Control, yard insect control
Thrips vs Springtails? What’s the Difference and When Are They Active in Texas When warm and humid weather rolls into the Houston area, so do tiny pests that can cause big confusion for homeowners. Thrips vs springtails. Do you know the difference? Both small and...
by Teresa Martinez | Jun 2, 2025 | ant control, yard insect control
If fire ants mounds are taking over your lawn—or if you’re tired of them invading your sprinkler zones—Bio-Tech Pest Control can help. Our expert technicians use regimented treatments to eliminate fire ants near your sprinkler system. Your irrigation system might be...
by Teresa Martinez | May 13, 2025 | ant control, yard insect control
The combination of warming temperatures and increased humidity creates an ideal environment for various ants to thrive. As May unfolds, homeowners find themselves searching for effective strategies for Ant Control in Kingwood Texas. The combination of warming...
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...
by Teresa Martinez | Jul 1, 2024 | yard insect control
As summer approaches, the warm weather brings out a variety of active stinging insects. While these insects play important roles in our ecosystem, they can also pose risks to humans and pets. Understanding which stinging insects are active this June can help you take...
by Teresa Martinez | Jun 11, 2024 | yard insect control
As Spring transitions into Summer, residents will start to see the appearance of webworm caterpillar webs. You might first notice the appearance of large, silken webs enveloping tree branches and shrubs. Understanding webworm caterpillars’ behavior, life cycle,...