If you're a homeowner in Central Texas, you need to be aware of how termites find their way into homes. When you know how they get in, you can keep them out. GGA Pest Management in Central Texas can help homeowners protect their residential properties from all types of termites.

As a homeowner in Waco, Texas, it's essential to understand how termites target your home and the signs and solutions to prevent the total destruction of your home as most damage is not covered by home insurance. In this new six-part series, GGA Pest Management will help you clearly understand every step of termite behavior so you can make informed decisions while creating a termite prevention plan.

Termites can quietly destroy your home before you even notice them—making early detection and prevention essential. Learn the key warning signs and expert strategies to stop an infestation before it starts.

Winter pests in Central Texas, like rodents, fire ants, fleas, and cockroaches, can invade your home and disrupt your comfort, health, and safety. In this blog, GGA Pest Management highlights the most common winter pests, how they get inside, the risks they bring, and the best ways to keep them out for good.

Cold weather drives pests like rodents, spiders, and cockroaches indoors in search of warmth and food. Before the winter months begin, prevention measures are important to keep your home pest-free.

Whether you’re looking for tips on how to prepare your home this season or professional winter pest control, GGA can help.

The need for nonprofit food pantries has never been more pressing. Eight local organizations not only provide immediate relief by offering access to nutritious food, but they also play a pivotal role in building stronger, more resilient communities – one family, one house at a time.

Pests in your pantry and closets can be a nightmare, but we ensure your home stays pest-free with proactive solutions and expert tips.

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.