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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.
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 tend to completely die out during the fall and winter months. However, if you're someone who enjoys spending a lot of time outdoors or is a pet owner, it's important to have protection against these blood-sucking pests all year long.
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