Frequently Asked Questions

We customize plans to fit the needs of our customers with quarterly, bi-monthly, and monthly service options available. While most residential customers opt for preventative quarterly pest control service, some situations may require more frequent treatments — or just a one-time treatment. 

The treatment plan will depend on the pest issue — and the customer. Some clients prefer to have interior and exterior service, while others request only one or the other. We will work with you to develop a plan that is situation-appropriate and to your liking. 

We do offer pet- and kid-friendly treatments and while we do ask owners to keep pets sequestered if necessary for their comfort while we service your location, they are fine to go about their business once the areas have dried. 

Feel free to call us. We can often tackle the issue of removing critters who have taken up residence and assist in locating and repairing the entry point(s). If the job requires more involved monitoring and removal services, we will refer you to quality specialists who can solve your problem. 

Although it can be as early as February or as late as fall, spring is generally Texas drywood termite season and you’ll often find them swarming at night. Termites have almost no distinction between their head and body, a pair of small, straight antennae on their heads, and two equal-sized large sets of wings. Winged ants, on the other hand, will have three distinct segments to their bodies (head, thorax and abdomen), crooked antennae on their heads (like goalposts), with a larger pair of wings in the front and a smaller pair behind them. Not sure? Give us a call. 

No worries, they are quite literally a cluster of homeless bees in search of a suitable hive. Although it may be unsettling to see, it’s not all that uncommon and the last thing we want to do is harm them. We have contacts in the beekeeping community and will be happy to reach out on your behalf if you are unable to find someone on your own.