Cold Weather, Warm Homes — for You and the Pests When temperatures drop in San Antonio, most people think they’re getting a break from bugs and critters. Unfortunately, that’s not how Texas works.Unlike northern states, our “cold” season is mild enough that pests don’t die off...
When the Houston heat finally eases up in October, most of us are thrilled to open the windows and enjoy the cool breeze. Unfortunately, we’re not the only ones who love Houston’s fall weather — raccoons do too. This is the season when raccoons start...
As fall settles over San Antonio, the cooler weather brings a surprising problem for homeowners — squirrels in the attic. Those quick little climbers that look harmless in your yard can turn destructive fast once they find their way indoors. October marks the start of San...
In the heart of Texas, wildlife is more than just scenic — it’s persistent. Homeowners in Houston and San Antonio are increasingly facing dangerous and damaging wildlife intrusions from bats, squirrels, and raccoons. When nature crosses into your attic, crawlspace, or vents, it becomes more...
Fleas in San Antonio – A Common (and Frustrating) Issue San Antonio’s warm, semi-arid climate makes flea infestations especially common, particularly in households with pets. Once fleas enter your home, they lay eggs in bedding, carpets, and even cracks in the floor. Where Do Fleas Come From...
Fleas in Houston Homes – A Growing Issue Houston’s warm, humid climate makes it the perfect breeding ground for fleas. If you have pets—especially cats or dogs—it’s likely you’ll encounter fleas in your home at some point. These tiny pests multiply quickly and can cause discomfort...
Houston’s Hidden Critter Problem If you've been hearing strange noises in your ceiling at night — scratching, squeaking, or thumping — you may have uninvited animals in your attic. In Houston, the warm climate and suburban sprawl create the perfect environment for wildlife like raccoons, squirrels,...
When the weather is hot pests look for a place to cool off. During dry weather pests need water to survive. Dry conditions will send pests scurrying into your home or business looking for water. Cold weather makes the pest to visit homes for warmth...
Many of wild animals have learned to adapt and even thrive in our homes. For example some wildlife have found that attics make great places to live. Other animals find refuge under homes or porches. Invariably, these animals cause damage. Rodents, like squirrels and rats,...
Rodents are mammals and the most numerous group of mammals on the planet. They are a very diverse group in both size and habitat. Over time rodents have been used as food, for clothing, as pets, some species such as the brown rat, black rat,...