Richardson

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Close-up of new galvanized metal flashing installed along a roofline where the fascia and roof meet a red brick wall, with gray shingles below and trees in the background.

Where this Richardson roofline meets the brick wall, the uneven joint left an opening rodents could use to climb up and slip into the attic. Our tech covered the entire junction with new metal flashing, shaped to sit tight against the brick and fascia and down onto the shingles. Rats and mice cannot chew through … Read more

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A bright green anole lizard resting on painted exterior wall trim above a brick surface.

During a visit to a Richardson home, we spotted this green anole resting on the exterior wall trim just above the brick. Anoles are harmless and feed on insects, but their presence often points to an active bug population nearby. We inspected the area and advised the homeowner on keeping exterior pests in check.

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Exterior of a small restaurant with outdoor seating captured during a routine rodent inspection and monitoring service on the front patio in Richardson, Texas.

A commercial restaurant storefront with outdoor seating is evaluated for potential rodent activity along the exterior entry in Richardson, Texas, in February 2026. Rodents can contaminate food areas, damage wiring, and lead to costly health-code violations for businesses. Ongoing monitoring, sealing entry points, and targeted baiting around perimeters and waste areas are recommended.

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Restaurant dining area with coolers and tables during a cockroach inspection, documenting sanitation and access points in a commercial space in Richardson, Texas.

Restaurant dining area inspected for potential cockroach activity in Richardson, Texas, in March 2026. Moisture and clutter around beverage equipment can attract roaches that contaminate surfaces and lead to health code violations. Scheduled professional monitoring and targeted treatments help prevent infestations and keep this commercial space customer-ready.