Houston Pest Control

In Houston we pride ourselves as the most faithful pest control servicing company. Before choosing us you should know that we have considerable years of experience in pest control in Houston. We are a licensed and insured company in Termite pest control, fully certified by Pest Certification. We provide the best quality technicians and inspectors as our motto is to provide the best for you. The most common pests treated by us are roaches, rats, termites, fleas to name a few

Our Houston pest control company, Texas Termite & Pest Control undertakes a well defined approach to resolving the problem. Our methods will give you definite results from the very beginning. Firstly our inspectors will do a thorough inspection to understand the current scenario. Based on the inspection results, our second approach is usually figuring out the remedies. We try finding out the hiding and entry points and accordingly treat the interiors and exterior structures.

Roaches – They are known for serious diseases like salmonella, dysentery, and gastroenteritis to name a few. Sanitation and hygiene though being the most important deterrents but still the cleanest of the homes become infested with roaches due to minute deposits of food particles in non accessible areas like drains, behind refrigerators etc. If these areas remain unchecked roach infestation increases within few months or even weeks. For prevention, pest control should be done each month. Try our quarterly prevention programs which help in reduction to the absolute zero level

Fleas – The main food of fleas is the blood of warm blooded animals, including humans. They help in transfer of parasites such as tapeworms. To avoid fleas, carpets should be regularly vacuumed, and also areas which are less accessible should be regularly cleaned.

Termites - Termites are mainly divided into three types – subterranean termites, dry wood termites and damp wood termites, based on location and biological habits. Although they could be in millions but you cannot see them until they have done substantial damage to your home. They squeeze through expansion joints, tiny gaps, electrical service entries and cracks as narrow as the thickness of a penny.