Pest Control
PEST PROBLEMS STILL PREVALENT IN WINTER
iPest Solutions encourages homeowners to prepare the home against pests in the wintertime Just because it is cold outside, doesn’t mean pest problems have gone
December 28, 2020
iPest Solutions encourages homeowners to prepare the home against pests in the wintertime Just because it is cold outside, doesn’t mean pest problems have gone
If you are a homeowner, odds are that you will have to deal with an ant infestation at some point in your life. Seeing one
Homes in central Texas are located within a geographic zone where termite pest activity is at its highest in the United States. The termite species
What’s the difference between termites and flying ants? Dr. Jim Fredericks, chief entomologist for the National Pest Management Association, explains!
Stop pests from ruining Thanksgiving with these tips from iPest Solutions: Store food in tightly sealed plastic or glass containers. Always discard any food past
Texas is a big state that contains many different types of landscapes, and therefore, the state contains a great diversity of arthropod life. Although Texas
iPest Solutions shares prevention tips for homeowners to help keep rodents out The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) has declared October 18-24, 2020 as Rodent Awareness Week,
While termites infest homes within every region of Texas, infestations are more common in the south where a greater number of species can be found.
CREEPY CRAWLY PESTS THAT GIVE HOMEOWNERS A SCARE THIS HALLOWEEN iPest Solutions shares information on common pests that may take up residence during the colder
Of all the U.S. ant species, carpenter ants and fire ants pose the most risks for homeowners. Carpenter ants excavate wood in order to build
The mosquito pest population was particularly high in central Texas this year, and several insect pest reports name Texas as one of the worst states
While the group of insects that are frequently referred to as “kissing bugs” may sound like approachable and affectionate insects, like ladybugs or butterflies, they