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A large carpenter bee feeds on purple blossoms along a backyard shrub, indicating active bee presence around the exterior in McKinney, Texas.

A carpenter bee is actively foraging on purple blooms along a backyard shrub in McKinney during August. Carpenter bees can bore into exposed wood on eaves, fences, and decks, causing cosmetic damage and attracting woodpeckers while posing a sting risk. Frequent activity near the home warrants a professional inspection, targeted treatment, and sealing of vulnerable … Read more

Large wolf spider resting on an exposed aggregate driveway during a routine exterior inspection at a residential property in McKinney, Texas.

Wolf spider observed on an exposed aggregate driveway in Stonebridge Ranch, McKinney during May. These fast ground hunters can enter through garage or door gaps and startle residents; bites are uncommon but possible if provoked. Seal entry points and apply targeted perimeter treatments to reduce spider activity.

Large gap around an exterior soffit utility penetration with deteriorated foam, identified as a likely rodent access point in McKinney, Texas.

During a May 2026 inspection in Trinity Falls, McKinney, a large gap around a soffit utility penetration with torn foam was documented as an obvious rodent access point. Open penetrations let rats and mice enter attics and walls, causing contamination, gnawing damage, and costly repairs. Seal with chew-resistant materials and install proper screens to rodent-proof … Read more

Brown spider sitting on ground against a wooden border near a home's exterior foundation during a pest inspection in McKinney, Texas.

A brown spider was observed along the exterior foundation near a wooden border at a residential property in McKinney, Texas in May. Spiders around the perimeter can indicate nearby insect prey and may move indoors through gaps, posing a nuisance and occasional bite risk. Sealing entry points and applying a perimeter treatment are recommended to … Read more

Pest Me Off service truck parked in front of a residential home, indicating a general pest control visit in Prosper, Texas.

Pest Me Off’s service truck is positioned at a residential driveway for a general exterior pest treatment in Prosper, Texas in May. Routine perimeter applications help prevent common household invaders from entering and protect people, pets, and property. Professional service ensures consistent coverage and lasting protection.

A skunk is contained in a humane live-catch cage trap outdoors in the Grandscape neighborhood of The Colony, Texas.

A skunk has been humanely captured in a live cage trap on the exterior of a residence in Grandscape, The Colony, Texas, during November. Skunks can spray, dig up lawns, and carry disease risks for people and pets. Professional wildlife removal and follow-up prevention are recommended to keep activity from returning.

Galvanized one-way wildlife trap positioned over an exterior foundation gap during a residential pest control service in The Colony, Texas.

One-way trap installed along an exterior foundation gap to direct wildlife out of the home in The Colony, Texas. Wildlife entering through foundation openings can cause damage, odors, and health risks from droppings and parasites. Completed in November, this service stops entry and protects the property; professional sealing of entry points is recommended to prevent … Read more

A paper wasp rests on a sunlit wooden fence rail during an exterior inspection in the Legacy West area of Plano, Texas.

A paper wasp was observed on a wooden fence rail along the exterior in Legacy West, Plano during late March. Paper wasps can deliver painful stings and often begin scouting structures for nest sites in spring, increasing risk around entryways and patios. Professional treatment and nest prevention are recommended to keep activity away from the … Read more

Stainless bird deterrent spikes installed along a porch cover beneath an eave at a residential home to prevent roosting birds in Little Elm, Texas.

Bird deterrent spikes were installed along the porch cover at a residence in Little Elm, Texas in February 2026. This prevents pigeons and other nuisance birds from perching, reducing droppings, noise, and corrosion on outdoor fixtures. Professional bird control helps keep entryways sanitary and protects property surfaces.

Close-up of gnawed siding and fascia at the roofline showing active squirrel entry damage near the attic in Legacy, Plano, Texas.

Fresh chew damage along exterior siding at the roofline shows squirrels trying to access the attic in Legacy, Plano, Texas in February. Left untreated, squirrels can widen openings, contaminate insulation, and create fire hazards by gnawing electrical wiring. Professional wildlife control is recommended to secure entry points and protect the home.