Bats get a bad rap but they are amazing little creatures that play a really big role in benefiting the ecosystem. One little brown bat can eat more than 1,000 mosquitoes in one hour and 70% of bats eat insects, making them excellent natural pest control. They are also good pollinators of crops that include…
There are dozens of species of squirrels that live the in state of Texas. Out of all the different species of squirrels that live in this state, our homes and commercial buildings are regularly invaded by the three species of squirrels. A-Tex Pest Management will expose this pesky little critter and how you can better…
Fleas, those tiny, persistent pests that seem to materialize out of nowhere, are a common nuisance in Austin homes. To effectively combat these agile insects, it’s crucial to grasp the intricacies of their lifecycle. Understanding how fleas develop and reproduce is key to implementing targeted and successful pest control strategies in the unique climate of…
Scorpions are intriguing creatures, but encountering them in your home can be a less-than-pleasant experience. If you live in an area where scorpions are common, taking preventive measures is key to keeping them at bay. In this blog post, the experts at A-Tex Pest Management will explore how to avoid scorpions in and around your…
Bees play an essential role in our ecosystem, particularly in pollinating plants that contribute to our food supply. However, when a bee’s nest is situated too close to home, it can pose a significant risk to residents, especially those with allergies to bee stings. In such cases, relocating the bee’s nest becomes necessary. While it…
