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During a service visit in Princeton, we found a yellow garden spider nesting on top of a metal fence post with a web stretched across the wooden fence. These orb weavers are common in Texas yards in the fall. We treat for spiders and knock down the webs so your fence line stays clear.
We installed a branded black Pest Me Off bait station in this McKinney flower bed, tucked along the fence where the mulch meets the shrubs and tree line. The spot sits right on the path pests use to move through the yard, keeping protection discreet and well placed. A simple, low profile setup that works … Read more
This was a clever way for a homeowner to keep pest out of her Garage. Let Pest Me Off be your real solution for Rodent Proofing your home.
This photo shows an open weep hole in the exterior brick wall near the foundation of an Allen home. Weep holes are built in to drain moisture and vent the wall, but when left uncovered they give mice, roaches, and wasps an easy path inside. We recommend a weep hole guard that keeps drainage and … Read more
Before any treatment starts, setup matters. Here our technician is preparing a FlowZone backpack sprayer on the truck bed at a Frisco job site. Taking time to get the equipment ready means a thorough, even application every visit.
A green anole is seen basking on the exterior siding of a home in Allen, Texas in October. While not a pest, anoles indicate ample insect activity; sealing gaps and maintaining screens helps keep wildlife outdoors. Our service targets the insects that attract lizards and includes sealing entry points to reduce indoor intrusions.
An active paper wasp nest with developing brood is tucked beneath a home’s eave in Melissa, Texas in mid-September. Paper wasps defend nests aggressively, posing sting risks to residents and service workers near entryways or patios. Professional treatment and nest removal are recommended, followed by sealing soffit gaps to prevent rebuilding.
Spider activity noted on exterior siding near the foundation in McKinney, Texas during October. As temperatures shift, spiders often move toward structures, where they can enter through gaps and start nesting around doors, weep holes, and siding joints. A targeted perimeter treatment and sealing entry points are recommended to reduce activity and prevent indoor sightings.
A yellow garden spider (orb-weaver) is positioned on a web attached to corrugated exterior siding in McKinney, Texas. August activity often leads to web buildup around entryways, creating nuisance webs and drawing insect prey near doors and walkways. Professional removal and targeted perimeter treatment are recommended to reduce webs in high-traffic areas and discourage rebuild.
A yellow garden spider sits on its orb web along a wooden backyard fence in Trinity Falls, McKinney during September. While generally beneficial for reducing yard pests, large webs near walkways can cause accidental contact and concern for residents. We can remove accessible webs and treat fence lines and nearby eaves to discourage rebuilds in … Read more