There’s still two more months of winter left which means unwanted critters will be on the hunt for dry and warm places to keep warm. Did you know that the attic is one of their preferred hiding spots? Having wildlife in your attic not only poses a risk of significant damage to your home but […]
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Left: Grasshopper Right: Cricket If you’ve attended your local high school’s Friday night football game, you’ve probably witnessed the attack of the crickets and grasshoppers! Early fall is the most active season for these critters in Texas, and they make themselves known by swarming, especially in lighted areas, in large groups. While crickets are mainly […]
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Fall is right around the corner… and so are the bugs and furry critters! As exciting as fall is, this time of year is the most active season for bugs, pests, and furry critters who want to make themselves at home in your space. Those furry critters you hear in your attic or see running […]
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Summer is officially here, and we all know what that means…it’s mosquito season! Since mosquito season in DFW runs from May to October, here is some information about the risks of mosquitoes and how to prevent them from swarming your home. How to Identify Mosquitoes Appearance The most common type of mosquito found in the […]
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Do you think you might have a carpenter ant infestation? This month’s blog is all about Carpenter Ant! Keep reading to learn more about how to prevent a Carpenter Ant infestation in your home and how to go about getting rid of an infestation if you suspect you have one. How To Identify Carpenter Ants […]
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On behalf of the Cassidy family, we would like to wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
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Now that it is November, the cold winter months are here, and that means pests are looking for a warm place to stay. If you’re hearing noises in your attic, you are most likely dealing with squirrels, mice or rats. If you are hearing the noise first thing in the morning as the sun comes […]
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