Bio-Tech Pest Control

Have you been walking around the perimeter your home and noticed some particularly busy looking ants with small jagged edged pieces of leaves or foliage held over their heads scurrying about?

I don’t like spiders. It doesn’t matter if they are a common house spider or a far more dangerous one like a brown recluse or worse.

I remember as a child thinking dragonflies were out to chase me as soon as I stepped out into the yard but actually, dragonflies are a beneficial pest.

Seeing a large roach scurry across the kitchen floor in the middle of the night when you were just wanting a drink of water can make you forget that thirst

Just like the nursery rhyme, the site of spiders might scare you off your tuffet as well, but spiders are very important to our ecosystem.

Fleas and summertime in south Texas sometimes go hand in hand. From late spring and all throughout summer, most regions will experience outbreaks of fleas, but keep in mind, fleas don’t carry calendars.

We know it’s not easy to completely eliminate mosquitoes but doing your part to keep your family and pets safe from mosquito bites and transmittable diseases will take a combined effort from both you and your pest control professional.

Too much water on the yard can affect the fire ant population in and around your home.

If you’re like me, this is the time of year when you are working on the garden, planting and mulching and sprucing up the yard.

Springtails are pests that are sometimes confused with fleas.

For those of us in the South with bursts of extreme changes in temperatures, sometimes within the same week, we tend to get rodents, insects and other pests almost year-round. Be ready for them by seasonally checking around your home, not just o...

Bio-Tech Pest Control

With the fall season here, you may have noticed the millipedes are back again. Specifically, the North American millipede.