Our Services
Area of Service includes all of the following counties:
Jefferson, Orange, Hardin, Tyler, Jasper, Newton, Chambers, and Liberty. We also provide service to part of Galveston County – Port Bolivar.
Pest control
Pest Control
Termite Control
Termite Control
Initial One Time Service, New Construction - Pretreats, and existing Homes and Businesses with Service Programs available to fit your needs.
WDI Reports for Real Estate
WDI Reports for Real Estate
Lawns, Shrubs, and Trees
Lawns, Shrubs, and Trees
Mosquito Systems
Mosquito Systems
Animal and Varmints
Animal and Varmints
Pest info
Cockroaches
Cockroaches are members of the insect order - Blatteria. Approximately 4500 species of cockroaches exist, 30 of which are associated with human habitations. Of those, 4 species are major pests. Among the best known types of cockroaches are the American Cockroach(Periplaneta americana), the German Cockroach(Blattella germanica), the Asian Cockroach(Blattella asahinai), and the Oriental Cockroach(Blatta orientalis).Fire Ants
Fireants are members of a group of stinging ants composed of over 280 species worldwide. A typical fireant colony will produce large mounds consisting of small groups of queens or a single queen, males/drones, and workers. Many other ants bite and then spray acid on the wound. Fireants bite to get a grip and then inject venom consisting of a toxic alkaloid called solenopsin. The sensation can feel like a burn caused by fire.
Termites
Mosquitoes
A Mosquito's life cycle exists of 4 stages. Egg, Larva, Pupae, and Adult/Imago. Females lay their eggs in standing water, such as salt marshes, lakes, puddles, or vegetation. They may also use man made containers such as buckets, old tires, or any other object that can hold water. The first 3 stages of the life cycle are aquatic and usually last 5-14 days, depending on the ambient temperature and mosquito species. After the adult mosquito emerges from it's pupae it's lifespan is usually 4-8 weeks. Males typically feed on plant juices and nectar, while females need a blood meal before producing eggs. Around 3500 species exist around the world and many are capable of transmitting infectious diseases to humans.
Fleas
Flea is the common name assigned to the insect order - Siphonaptera. Fleas are wingless insects which have mouthparts adapted to feed on blood meals. They are external parasites which feed on mammals and birds. Long legs adapted for jumping enable the flea to leap over 200 times its own body length. Fleas go through 4 life cycle stages - Egg, Larva, Pupae, and Adult/Imago. Adult Fleas can survive up to one year without feeding. After a blood meal, the adult female can lay approximately 45-50 egss per day up to approximately 600 in a lifetime. |
Ticks
Bedbugs
Houseflies
A member of the Brachycera suborder of flies, Musca domestica is the most common species of domestic fly. Accounting for 90% of all flies in human habitations, this pest is found all over the world and can be carriers of serious diseases. Females are capable of laying approximately 500 eggs in batches of up to 150. Emerging from their eggs in as little as a day, larvae(maggots) feed on items such as decaying organic material and feces. After a few days the maggots crawl to a cool dry environment and transform into pupae. After emerging from the pupae stage adults can live for up to a month in the wild.
Spiders
Spiders are member of the family of insects known as Araneae. Eight legged and equipped with fangs that inject venom, spiders are the largest order of Arachnids and among all other groups of organisms rank seventh in species diversity. 40,000 species of spiders exist on every continent except Antarctica. Female spiders may lay up to 3,000 eggs in silken egg sacs. Baby spiders go through all of their larval stages inside the egg and emerge as spiderlings. Some species of spiders actively care for their young and protect them. Spiders, like other antropods, have to molt to grow in size. Most species have lifespans of from one to two years, although some species in captivity have reached lifespans of twenty years. Spiders use silk emitted from spinnerets which are each connected to an individual silk gland. At least six types of silk glands exist, each producing a different type of silk. In addition to web building to catch prey, spiders produce silk for a number of reasons including safety ropes, nest building, parachutes, and wrappers for eggs.
Mice
The common mouse, Mus musculus, is a member of the order of mammals know as Rodentia. Mice are primarily nocturnal animals with poor eyesight. They adjust for this by having extremely good hearing and sense of smell. Mice are considered harmful pests because of their potential to spread disease and cause damage to human possesions, dwellings, and food. Female mice can have litters of up to 14 young and can have 5-10 litters per year. Mice usually have lifespans of under a year in the wild because pf predation and environmental exposure.Rats
Rats are members of the superfamily of long-tailed rodents known as Muroidea. Members of the genus Rattus, the two most common rats associated with humans are black rats and brown rats. The brown rat, Rattus norvegicus, is one of the most common and well know rats. Usually active at night, rats are considered serious pests because of their ability to spread disease and cause damage to human habitations, food, and possessions. A female rat can produce up to 5 litters a year of 14 individuals. Maximum lifespan can last up to three years with the average being one year.Testimonials
Main Line
(409) 724-2843
Beaumont/Pt. Arthur/Mid-County
(409) 724-2843
Orange/Bridge City
(409) 735-2053
Lumberton/Woodville
(409) 755-9864
Jasper
(409) 384-2843
