- In General
Shoo Fly, Don’t Bother Me: Why Do I Have So Many Flies in my House?
Most people would agree that a beautiful day can be quickly interrupted by the buzzing sound of a fly. As we approach fall in Houston, these winged insects show no sign of slowing down. In fact, you may feel like there’s no way to avoid them. You can find them almost anywhere – out on![[INFOGRAPHIC] MICE FACT OR FICTION](https://cycreekpestcontrol.com/wp-content/uploads/Screen-Shot-2017-11-10-at-9.57.51-AM-480x320.png)
- In RESIDENTIAL, RODENTS
[INFOGRAPHIC] MICE FACT OR FICTION
Autumn is the time when rodents, such as mice and rats, are looking to head into your home to seek shelter from the cool weather. As you protect your home against them, consider getting help from a rodent control expert to get rid of mice and keep your family safe. Take a look at these
- In RESIDENTIAL, RODENTS
GET RID OF RATS!
Health problems and structure damage are both serious concerns related to rat infestations—not to mention the fact that rats are just disgusting creatures that people don’t want around! Not only are these large rodents able to gnaw through plastic and wood, but they also leave feces and urine around that can spread diseases to your family. The
- In RESIDENTIAL, RODENTS
SPOOKTACULAR PESTS: THE CREEPIEST AND CRAWLIEST HOUSTON PESTS
When you think about the creepy creatures of Halloween, does your mind go directly to vampires, zombies, ghosts and monsters? Your home is much less likely to be invaded by these fictitious characters than it is to be invaded by real creatures such as blood-sucking bed bugs, scary spiders, nocturnal bats and more. As temperatures begin to
- In RESIDENTIAL, RODENTS
TACKLING YOUR MOUSE PROBLEM THIS WINTER
Cooler weather prompts rodents to head indoors looking for food sources and places to nest. If your house or commercial property isn’t protected against mice infestation, they may just take that as a sign that they are welcome to come in! Identify a Mouse Problem If you have just a small mouse problem, you may
Zika Virus: Mosquitoes Pose a New Threat to Pregnant Women
A new and dangerous virus is spreading via mosquitoes. This virus is especially dangerous to pregnant woman as the virus crosses the placenta and enters the fetal brain to do damage. Women who are affected have children with small heads and damaged brains, a condition called microcephaly. Zika Virus History The Zika virus is named after the Zika
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