This Plano homeowner found acrobat ants feeding on crumbs along a white window sill. Acrobat ants often enter through small gaps in window frames, especially where moisture has softened wood or caulk. Our tech inspected the window area and treated the entry points and sill to break up the trail.
This photo shows our tech using an extension duster pole to sweep spider webs from the soffit and gutter corner of a red brick home in Plano. We cleared the area around the soffit vent above the back door and window, removing webs and egg sacs that spiders tend to build in these shaded, hard … Read more
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
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.
Stainless refrigerators and prep tables in a food-prep kitchen are documented during a cockroach monitoring and sanitation inspection in Legacy West, Plano in March. Cockroaches often hide in warm motor housings and under equipment, contaminating food and creating health risks. Regular monitoring, improved sanitation, and targeted gel baiting help prevent activity and protect the kitchen.
Rodent snap trap set in attic insulation during a March inspection in Plano, Texas. Attic activity often indicates mice or rats entering through gaps at rooflines or vents; professional trapping and exclusion help stop infestations and reduce damage to insulation and wiring.
Exclusion work completed to seal roofline gaps using metal flashing in Plano, Texas. Prevents rodent and pest entry into attic spaces, ensuring structural integrity and long-term pest control.
Exclusion work completed in Plano, Texas, showing metal flashing properly installed at a roof eave to prevent rodent and pest entry. Effective sealing protects against infestations and improves long-term home protection.
Exclusion work on residential roof in Plano, Texas showing metal flashing installation to seal potential rodent entry points. Preventative action helps protect homeowners from pest infestations by closing off structural vulnerabilities.
Exclusion work at a Plano, Texas home shows a large gap between the roof line and fascia board, common entry points for rodents and other pests. Proper sealing is essential to prevent infestations and structural damage, especially during cooler fall months when pests seek warmth indoors.