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Mosquitoes are more than just a nuisance. They carry dangerous diseases, and for us humans, we can slather on mosquito repellent DEET, wear long sleeves, and avoid especially buggy situations. But for our four-legged companions, it's not that easy.
That cute little brown mouse may have a place in this world, but your house isn't it. Mice and rats carry fleas, mites, and hantaviruses (which lead to a variety of diseases). Rodents contaminate food with excrement, hair, and urine. They'll chew up wires, furniture, clothing, books, paper, and anything else they can get their teeth into.
Ants are some of the most prevalent and diverse insects in Texas. There are over 200 species of ants in the state, and they can be found in various habitats, from deserts to forests. In this article, we'll explore some of the most common types of ants in Texas.
It's normal during the fall season to see the various spooky pests of Halloween, such as bats, rats, and spiders in the form of holiday decor. However, during this time of year, you should also be looking for these real-life creepy crawlers. Below are just a few of the many pests you might see this Halloween season. Beware of these 3 Spooky Pests this Halloween.
Most people believe that fleas and ticks
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Spring is finally upon us! It's time to put those winter coats away and get ready for warmer weather. Along with the sun, large pest populations are also about to make their debut appearance. With warmer weather also comes many different types of pests re-emerging to invade your property once again. A few common spring pests include: Bees & Wasps -
As spring draws near in Texas, so does termite season. The abundant rain and humidity of a Central Texas spring create the perfect moist conditions for these invasive pests. Don't get caught thinking that your home insurance policy will protect you, because you may not be as protected as you think. Did you know that most home insurance policies do not actually cover termite damage, as it is considered a preventable event? Prevent termites and the expensive damage and stay protected all year long with termite control from GGA.
