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No problem! Let us help you identify with our pest encyclopedia. All insects shown here are common insects problematic to the Southeast Texas region. The good news is that we have an affordable pest control solution for all of them. Contact us today to discuss treatment plans and package pricing.
Fleas - What are fleas? What are ticks? What do they look like?
Fleas and ticks are both common parasitic pests that gather nutrients from blood of both people and animals. There has been an increasing number of warning signs about fleas and ticks spreading diseases across Texas. Texas provides a perfect environment for fleas because these bothersome pests favor warm and humid surroundings.
Both fleas and ticks are considered dangerous. They can create health risks, and transmit diseases and parasites to both people and animals. Flea infestations can quickly get out of control because fleas lay eggs in such large numbers.
To avoid infestations, we recommend bi-monthly or quarterly flea pest maintenance of your property by a professional. We provide topical solutions and encourage veterinary care as well for supplemental flea and tick guard to provide ultimate protection.
Wasps - What are wasps? What do they look like?
Wasps are a class of flying, stinging insects that have over 30,000 different species across the planet. Due to the number of species of wasps, it is hard to generalize their appearance and behavior. They come in a wide variety of colors and sizes, but the most common species are easily identified by their black and yellow appearance.
Most wasps share a defense mechanism. They are capable of using a sharp, smooth stinger to deliver a small amount of venom. This can be used for defense as well as for hunting other insects. Most wasps are omnivorous and feed on nectar and insects. When food resources run low, they will scavenge for food at picnics and outdoor parties in search of sugary drinks and protein-rich foods.
To avoid reinfestations, we recommend bi-monthly or quarterly maintenance of your property by a professional.
Bees - What are bees? What do they look like?
There are three times of bees we most commonly see in Texas. These species of bees are the honeybee, bumblebee, and carpenter bee. The honeybee is a widely distributed flying insect known for its ability to collect nectar from flowers and produce honey. The bumblebee is large and fuzzy with short, stubby wings. Carpenter bees get their name from their habit of boring into wood. Carpenter bees cause damage to structures by drilling circular holes.
Honeybees are social and docile creatures. Bees are not usually dangerous, though endangered. Whether bumblebees are dangerous or not largely depends on how you treat them. Although they are much more docile than wasps and less prone to swarm than honeybees, they can become aggressive if you pose a threat. Carpenter bees can be a nuisance, but they are not generally dangerous to humans.
To avoid reinfestations, we recommend bi-monthly or quarterly maintenance of your property by a professional.
Ants - What are ants? What do they look like?
Of the 210 species of ant in Texas, there are around 24 species that are problematic in Southeast Texas. Some of these ant species are to include Carpenter Ants, Fire Ants, Crazy Ants, Ghost Ants, Pavement Ants, Rover Ants, Sugar Ants, Pharoah Ants, Leafcutter Ants, and many more. Several are considered common household/lawn pests, but only one is considered a serious nuisance to humans - the Imported Red Fire Ants.
Fire ants are an invasive species, and over two-thirds of Texas and a few urban areas are presently infested. Fire ant venom may cause a severe reaction in hypersensitive individuals, inlcuding nausea, shock, chest pains, and in rare cases - coma. Be aware and do not stand on ant nests or areas where they are foraging. Wear boots and/or tuck pant legs into your socks to reduce the risk of being bitten or stung.
To avoid reinfestations, we recommend regular ant pest control for your property.
Bedbugs - What are bedbugs? What do they look like?
Bedbugs are small, oval, brown insects that feed on the blood of animals and humans. Adult bedbugs have flat bodies about the size of an apple seed. After feeding, they swell and turn redish in color. Their flattened bodies make it possible for them to fit into tiny spaces, about the width of a credit card. This means they can get just about anywhere as long as there's blood to feed on. They don't fly, but they can move quickly over floors, wall
Bedbugs aren't considered dangerous. There's no evidence they can spread disease to people. Yet, their bites can be itchy and uncomfortable. If you scratch a bedbug bite enough to break the skin, it could lead to infection. Some people are allergic to the bites. For them, bites could lead to hives, blisters, or intense itching. Please consult your doctor if this happens to you.
Bedbug prevention involves inspecting and cleaning your bedroom, furniture, luggage, and other potential hiding places.
Roaches - What are roaches? What do they look like?
In Texas, we frequently get service calls regarding five species of cockroaches. These five most common include German cockroaches, Asian cockroaches, American cockroaches, Oriental Cockroaches and Smoky Brown. German Cockroaches are typically found in residential and commercial kitchens or bathrooms. Similar in appearance to the German Cockroach, The Asian cockroach is an outdoor species that most commonly lives in shaded areas.
Roaches are harmful to humans because they can carry and transmit bacteria and pathogens that cause diseases like E. coli, salmonella, cholera, typhoid fever, plague, leprosy, and poliovirus. Roaches can also contaminate food, cause allergies, and trigger asthma in some people. Roaches can bite humans in rare cases. Roaches are a global threat and exist all around the world.
Hence, it is necessary to protect your property from roaches infestation & get appropriate roach pest control treatment
Termites - What are termites? What do they look like?
There are three types of termites that are known to infest in Texas. We have the Eastern Subterranean Termite, Formosan Termite and the Drywood Termite. Eastern Subterranean termites can cause the most damage of any termite species. These termites build distinctive tunnels, often referred to as “mud tubes,” to reach food sources and protect themselves from open air. Formosan termites are often to referred to as “super termites."
If you have children or pets in your home and are dealing with a termite infestation a major concern may be whether or not termites are dangerous. The good news is, although termites are incredibly dangerous to the structure of your home, they are not known to be dangerous to humans.
Termite control is easily attained by having a professional annually inspect your home to provide remedies and offer solutions making it less hospitable to termites.
Mosquitos - What are mosquitos? What do they look like?
Mosquitoes are common, flying insects that live in most parts of the world. Not all mosquitoes bite people or animals. When mosquitoes bite people, the most common reactions to the bite are itching and swelling. Some mosquitoes bite, but do not spread germs. These types of mosquitoes are called nuisance mosquitoes. Adult mosquitoes live for about 2 to 4 weeks depending on the species, humidity, temperature, and other factors.
Mosquitoes get infected with germs, such as viruses and parasites, when they bite infected people and animals. It takes just a few infected mosquitoes to start an outbreak in a community and put you and your family at risk of becoming sick.
With our combined expertise – Williamson Pest Solutions can aid in reducing your local population by 90%. We offer various mosquito treatments such as topical sprays, natural remedies as well as custom MistAway systems (mechanical solutions).
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