There are 850 known species of ticks, with 90 of them found in the United States. Ticks are arachnids that are more closely related to spiders than insects. All ticks feed on blood. They are especially common in fields or wooded areas and very common between the edges of forests and open areas. Maturing ticks…
In the State of Texas there are a number of pests trying to get inside your home as well as infest your yard. However, there are a few particular pests that pose more of a threat than others. It is important to consider these dangerous pests to make sure your home is protected from all…
Mosquitoes are more than just an annoying part of warm weather. These tiny pests can quickly take over your yard, disrupt outdoor activities, and even carry harmful diseases. Whether you are dealing with a few mosquitoes around your patio or a serious infestation around your property, taking preventive steps early can help protect your family…
A-Tex Pest Management often hears a common question from homeowners and travelers alike: is there truly a bed bug season, or can these pests appear at any time of year? The short answer is that bed bugs do not follow a strict seasonal cycle like some outdoor insects, but there are patterns in activity that…
Termites have been around for millions of years and can be a homeowner’s worst nightmare. They eat wood and do it 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The National Pest Management Association estimates that they can cause as much as $5 billion in property damage each year. A-Tex Pest Management spotlights some interesting…
