Everyone can agree they want a pest-free home. The same goes for your place of business, too. In Houston, the winter months are a prime time for certain pests to emerge. And unfortunately, a small pest problem in your office can quickly turn into a more significant issue if not treated properly. Read more
Certain businesses are more susceptible and sensitive to the need for pest control. Businesses in particular need of safe pest control services include Food Service, Hospitality, Property Management, Food and Beverage Processing, Schools, Healthcare Facilities, Government Agencies, Retail Shops, and much more. Read more
Roaches, bedbugs, mice, rats, silverfish, ants, spiders, termites, and others pests are all pests that most people don’t think about until they are there. However, if you own a rental property such as an apartment, condominium, or multi-unit complex, a critical part of keeping your property safe and damage free means paying attention to pest control. Read more
If you are in Food Safety, Education, Healthcare, Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, LEEDs Building or another profession that requires you to focus on exposure to pest control chemicals you probably know what IPM stands for. Read more
Everyone wants and deserves a clean, safe and pest free space to work in. In general, insects, rodents and other pests can bring unhealthy conditions to your working space including opportunities for disease, allergies and bug bites. Read more
The first step in any pest control process is SANITATION. Employees often bring lunches to work or snack throughout the day. Do you see wrappers on the floor? Are there crumbs on tables or floors that haven’t been swept up? Do your employees leave coffee cups or dirty dishes in the company sink? Is the trash removed daily? Read more
There they are. In the middle of the parking lot, behind restaurants and stores, overflowing with leftover food, spilled soft drinks, sofas, pillows, paper and cardboard. Dumpsters are the perfect breeding site for Houston pests, including: flies, yellow jackets, ants, mice, rats and cockroaches. They also attract pests such as raccoons, possums, birds and depending on your geography, coyotes and even bears. Read more
