The Mosquito Plague
The Mosquito Plague in your Texas Back Yard
Mosquitoes are more than just a mere annoyance that leave raised, itchy bumps on your skin—they can also carry very serious diseases such as malaria, West Nile virus, and yellow fever.
This video clip will give you several basic tips on how to manage the mosquito population in your own yard. One suggestion is to change out any stagnant water in your yard, such as kiddie pools or bird baths, since these particular spots are a breeding ground for mosquitoes.
Contact our Pest Control in South Texas to learn more about how to manage the mosquitoes in your yard. You can also visit us online to learn how we can help you control the pest population surrounding your home.
For comprehensive, affordable, and quality pest control services for your Texas home, trust ScherZinger Pest Control. In business since 1934, we have been keeping Ohio homes free of bed bugs, termites, and a host of other pests for decades. Call us to learn more, and be sure to check out these resources for more information on bed bugs and termites:
Our quarterly maintenance plan eliminates an array of pests, including mice.
Bed bug prevention requires thorough inspections of your bed. Learn how to inspect your bed for bed bugs by reading this article from USA Today.
Head over to the Mayo Clinic website to find out what causes bed bug infestations.
To learn more about the occurrences of bed bug infestations across the U.S., visit this page from the National Pest Management Association.
Learn how to identify termites with this helpful resource from the University of Hawaii.
While termites aren’t physically imposing creatures, they’re actually quite destructive. In fact, it’s estimated that termites cause in excess of $5 billion in damage to American homes on an annual basis.
Watch this informative video for some pointers for dealing with termites. From discarded wings to droppings, termites leave a trail. Learning how to pick up on the signs of a termite infestation is a key component in preventing costly damages.
Our Pest Control has revolutionized the way you protect your home against termites with our Sentricon Termite Treatment. To find out more information about our termite elimination methods in San Antonio, call us today
Residential Pest Control
When it comes to pest control for your home, it’s important to take a proactive stance. Many homeowners operate under the belief that it’s best to react when pests become a problem as opposed to prevent them from being a problem in the first place. Our San Antonio Pest Control employs a proactive philosophy when it comes to pest control, which is why we offer our quarterly maintenance plan:
Philosophy
When you prevent pests from entering your home in the first place, you’ll never have to worry about removing them. This thought process is the backbone of our quarterly maintenance program, which is designed to attack pests on the outside before they can get inside your home.
Methods
By precisely applying our specialized formulation to your doors, windows, steps, vents, and wires, we keep your home pest-free. Additionally, we create a three- to five-foot barrier in the soil surrounding your home to prevent insects from populating the area.
Targets
Our specialized formula overmatches even the most resilient of pests. Ants, crickets, spiders, mice, roaches, mites, fleas, ticks, crickets, and wasps are among the long list of pests that stand little chance of entering your home when you enlist us to carry out our comprehensive services.
Results
The end result of our proactive quarterly maintenance plan is a pest-free home. Our specialized formulations work for up to three months at a time. Once three months have passed, we will return to your San Antonio home to once again apply our proven specialized formulas.
Be proactive in your fight against cockroaches, fleas, water bugs, and other harmful pests by utilizing our Pest Control’s quarterly maintenance plan. Our highly qualified, experienced, state-licensed technicians can keep your San Antonio home free of harmful pests. To learn more about our trustworthy pest elimination services, call one of our friendly representatives today.
If you’re one of the many Americans suffering from a bed bug infestation, you need to take steps to turn the tides in your war against them. According to the National Pest Management Association, almost 20% of American homes have been subject to a bed bug infestation, which is why you need to be extra cautious when dealing with these pests.
Examine Your Sleeping Area
Because bed bugs are miniscule creatures that prefer to hide in dark crevices, they can be especially difficult to find. While bed bugs do bite, their bites can often be misidentified. Instead of relying solely on noticing bite marks, you’ll need to form a habit of checking your bed for these small insects. This includes examining your sheets, the crevices of your bed, and the edges of your box springs.
Inspect Your Items upon Entering
As much as it may feel like it, bed bugs don’t just magically appear. Instead, they enter your home with your help. Any time you return from traveling and instinctively dump your suitcase on your bed, you’re enabling bed bugs to find a new place to stay. Similarly, any time you bring used furniture into your home, you risk letting these sneaky pests inside your space. Form a habit of thoroughly inspecting any items you bring inside your home to prevent bed bugs from entering.
Call a Pest Professional
If you experience a bed bug infestation despite your best efforts to keep them out, you’ll need to call a qualified pest control company. It’s important to identify bed bugs in the early stages before you’re stuck dealing with a mass infestation. Therefore, if you think you’ve picked up on telltale signs, call a state-licensed technician for a thorough examination. The key in winning the war against bed bugs is to be proactive, especially in calling a professional.
If you need an ally in the war against bed bugs, contact our Pest Control. With nearly eight full decades of experience protecting Texas homes, we’re confident our technicians will do the job right the first time. To find out more information about our bed bug removal services, give us a call right now!