Pecan Grove Pest Control

Pecan Grove Termite Control

While termites do not bite or sting humans, they are one of the most dreaded pests around thanks to their ability to destroy the structure of a home or building. Each of the three types of termites found in the U.S. is capable of eating away at the wooden structure of a building for months or even years before they are discovered.

Below are the three types of termites you might find on your property:

• Subterranean termites: This is by far the most common and destructive type of termite. Subterranean termites are known to travel in colonies that can contain millions of members, which means they can quickly create a lot of damage.
• Dampwood termites: Dampwood termites prefer to be outside where they have easier access to their preferred food source: damp wood. However, they will enter a property with a roof or plumbing leak that has seeped into the wooden structure.
• Drywood termites: Much like subterranean termites, drywood termites prefer feasting on dry wood. However, these pests are far less destructive because they travel in smaller colonies.

If you suspect you have a termite infestation, identifying the type of termite present is the key to effective treatment. At Preventive Pest Control, our pest specialists can quickly and accurately identify the type of termite plaguing your home before implementing the best treatment solution.

Mosquito Control in Pecan Grove

Tired of mosquitoes ruining your summer? These pests are incredibly irritating thanks to their constant buzzing sounds and unbearably itchy bites. Luckily, there are a few things you can do to discourage mosquito activity on your property.

To prevent mosquitoes, you should:

The most effective way to prevent mosquitoes is to schedule a pest control service. At Preventive Pest Control, our team knows exactly where to find mosquitoes and how to treat your property to reduce mosquito populations as much as possible. 

Give us a call at (713) 955-7405 or contact us online to schedule a service today.