Debunking Mosquito Myths
Mosquitoes are tiny-but-fierce creatures who will ruin any outdoor party! Not only can their buzzing annoy and their bites irritate, they can also be carriers of harmful diseases that are dangerous to your family. Here are some of the myths (and related truths) that you need to know in order to have the best mosquito control for- In RESIDENTIAL, RODENTS
15 THINGS YOU DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT BATS
Most people are creeped out by bats. Their presence is often associated with all kinds of stories, rumors, and folklore—some of which are myths and other things that are proven true. While you probably don’t want them living in your attic, bats are actually considered one of the most beneficial animals on the planet. Let’s takeHouston Ranks High for Cities with Most Mosquitoes
Recently Houston has been ranked highly on two different new lists of the U.S. cities that are in the midst of fighting against the worst problems with mosquitoes. That’s not exactly the kind of notoriety a city is looking for—particularly with mosquito borne diseases on the rise. For a variety of reasons, Texas has a
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WHAT NOISES AM I HEARING AT NIGHT?
Noises coming from your attic or ceiling at night are never a good sign. Once you’ve ruled out burglars or ghosts, it’s time to consider another unfortunate possibility: pests or other animal intruders. Don’t worry; there are a number of common animals that might hide in your attic, including rodents, squirrels, raccoons, pigeons, and bats.How Can Your Houston Neighborhood Reduce Mosquitoes?
If you feel like mosquitoes and Houston summers go together like peanut butter and jelly, you’re not wrong. In fact, Houston is the 7th worst city in the country when it comes to mosquitoes. And with rain and rising temperatures on the horizon, the mosquito population will only increase. But, because the Houston area is no strangerPet Have Fleas? How to Avoid a Flea Home Invasion
First, let's start with a little bit about the life history of the flea: Fleas must have blood in order to reproduce. All fleas go through four stages of life. The eggs are laid on your animal and then drop from the animal and hatch out to a maggot-like larvae. After two weeks the larvae
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