When the summer comes to a close, moms are in a frenzy to buy notebooks, pencils, and gym shoes. Clearly time to go back to school! But as you think about what school supplies your kids will be taking to school with them, you should also consider what types of back to school pests they
Lovers of the heat and sunshine, scorpions reside in hotter climates—like New Mexico, Arizona and Texas. This means that in Houston they're not an uncommon occurrence. Scorpions are arachnids, meaning they have eight legs and are a relative to spiders and ticks. Their colors range color from tan to very dark brown but perhaps the most distinct
Hanging out poolside is a great way to enjoy time with family and friends, get exercise, and keep cool in the heat. But taking care of your swimming pool does require some effort and intentionality. Pests are attracted to water, which means you’ll need to take some extra precautions to keep your pool area enjoyable
Whether you manage a hospital, urgent care center, extended stay center, or other type of medical facility, a top priority is keeping your patients safe and cared for. One aspect of patient care that often goes unnoticed is the need to protect these sensitive populations from pests. Pests such as insects and rodents can not only
Lose weight. Exercise more. And keep your house free of pests! These are some of the most common resolutions made for the New Year (or at least they should be). Start the year off right by being aware of pest vulnerabilities and following up throughout the year. Here are some of the best ways you
Native to Asia, several species of bark beetles have been attacking trees in Texas and other states for several years. Making their way through North America from places like Colorado, Utah, Missouri, and Michigan since the 1990s and early 2000s, these pests are urged on by high temperatures and drought-like circumstances. The presence of bark