A technician's hand in a black nitrile glove holds a nest of dry grass, twigs and dead leaves containing dead roof rats, with one long dark tail visible, over a green lawn beside a concrete path.

While on a service visit in Frisco, our technician found a roof rat nest made of dry grass, twigs and leaves with dead rats still inside. Wearing gloves, the tech removed the entire nest from the property so the homeowner did not have to handle it. Roof rats often build nests like this as temperatures … Read more

Metal sheet flashing fastened and sealed over a gap where the roofline meets the siding, above asphalt shingles.

Where this Frisco roofline met the siding, a gap sat wide open just above the shingles. Rodents use spots like this to slip straight into the attic. We covered the opening with sheet metal flashing and sealed the edges so mice and roof rats no longer have a way in.

A pest control technician stands at the open tailgate of a truck, preparing a green FlowZone Typhoon backpack sprayer on the truck bed.

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.

Cluster of paper wasps guarding an open-celled nest beneath a brick ledge on a home's exterior in Frisco, Texas, during late summer.

Paper wasps clustered on an open-celled nest tucked beneath a brick soffit on a home’s exterior in Frisco, Texas, in August. Colonies defend aggressively and stings can be severe, especially near doors, patios, or eaves. Professional removal and preventive treatment of eaves and entry points are recommended.

Exterior view of a school parking lot and landscaping being inspected for general pest activity during October in Frisco, Texas.

Exterior grounds at a school in Frisco show parking lot islands and landscaping being checked for general pest activity in October. Untreated pests around entrances and play areas can move indoors and pose risks to students and staff. Routine perimeter service and monitoring help prevent infestations.

Yellow garden orb-weaver on an exterior wall beside brick, with zigzag stabilimentum in its web during a fall service in Frisco, Texas.

Yellow garden orb-weaver with a visible zigzag web strand on an exterior wall near the foundation in Frisco. While generally beneficial predators, webs near entryways can be a nuisance and egg sacs can produce many spiders by spring. A careful web removal and exterior perimeter treatment in October helps reduce activity and prevent rewebbing.

Close-up of a brown false widow cobweb spider on a dusty interior surface with tangled webbing, discovered during a garage inspection in Frisco, Texas.

A false widow spider rests on a dusty interior surface with tangled cobwebs in a residential garage in Frisco, Texas. These spiders can bite if disturbed, and their persistent webs signal ongoing indoor pest activity that should be addressed. In April, remove webs, reduce clutter, seal gaps, and apply targeted treatments around garage entry points … Read more

Technician conducts an exterior rodent prevention inspection at a commercial sports bar and grill entrance and parking area in Frisco, Texas.

Exterior rodent prevention inspection at a restaurant entrance and parking area in Frisco, Texas during March 2026. Food-service properties attract rodents to gaps and trash areas, risking contamination and damage if unmanaged. Ongoing IPM with exterior monitoring, sealing entry points, and targeted baiting is recommended.

Indoor glue board packed with a small snake, lizards, roaches, crickets, and beetles collected during a pest control inspection in Frisco, Texas.

Glue board monitor loaded with a small snake, lizards, cockroaches, crickets, and beetles collected indoors during a pest control visit in Frisco, Texas in March. This level of activity signals food sources and entry gaps, with roaches spreading bacteria and snakes following prey into living spaces. Sealing exterior gaps, reducing moisture, and applying targeted perimeter … Read more

Striped garter snake found in yard area in Frisco, Texas.

Striped garter snake observed on the ground in Frisco, Texas during early spring. While generally non-venomous, snakes can indicate nearby shelter or prey sources; Pest Me Off can inspect, identify entry points, and recommend exclusion to help keep unwanted wildlife away from homes.