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Press Release: Purchase of Cox Pest Control

FullScope Pest Control Announces Agreement to Purchase Cox Pest Control Kingwood TX, August 1, 2020.  For Immediate Release   FullScope Pest Control, a locally owned pest control company in Kingwood, TX, specializing in customer centric home and commercial services, today announced the purchase of Cox Pest Control.   “We are extremely pleased with the acquisition of Cox Pest Control, who has been serving the Kingwood, Porter, New Caney, Texas area for over 40 years”, remarks Derek Salazar, Owner and Operator. Moving forward current customers of Cox will be serviced with the highest level of professionalism and integrity, as in the past.  New services will be offered to bring a more complete pest protection model into practice. Must Read:9 SIGNS RODENTS HAVE TAKEN OVER YOUR CONROE PROPERTY   Derek Salazar, Owner, said, “In the pest control industry reputations are not something you can buy, and customer loyalty comes only from superior service, which is why we are confident all customers will appreciate the high level of service we provide.” For more information about the merger and services that will be offered and provided, visit our website at FullScopePestControl.com/news-updates We believe that we don’t just offer pest control: we offer pest prevention.   Knowing pests’ natural habitats and life cycle gives us the upper hand in prevention, so we do more than just control after the invasion. We are here to prevent, not just eliminate.   Pests have that name for a reason, and none of us want to have to deal with an uncomfortable and annoying pest situation. There are even some pests that will pose health risks, such as rodents and roaches. Pests can also influence your quality of life. Our method is not simply the old-fashioned route of pest control, which is spraying a general insecticide around the perimeter of your house on a monthly calendar, no matter what.   We are different: we take the proactive approach to pest control, controlling the harborage areas, entry points, breeding sites, and we continue looking for evidence that a pest is targeting your home to stop it in its tracks. This takes a professional, more knowledgeable approach to pest control, which requires extensive knowledge of the pest and products that are available.   Derek Salazar Owner, FullScope Pest Control FullScopePestControl.com info@fullscopepestcontrol.com   Phone: 832-898-0190

9 Signs Rodents Have Taken Over Your Conroe Property

As summer begins to decline, temperatures in many parts of the country will begin to taper off with fall approaching. This is the time when many pests may start to seek shelter in your Conroe home, including rodents. Larger rodent infestations are more obvious, but it is always best to control rats and mice before their populations begin to explode.   So how do you know if you have a rodent or wildlife problem in your home or office?  Here are 9 easy signs that you might want to investigate further, or call a licensed, experienced professional such as FullScope Pest Control.

The Life Cycle of Bed Bugs

Bed bugs are a species of insects that is firstly nocturnal and reddish-brown. They have an affinity for human blood as well as several warm-blooded animals. Being wingless and with dorsoventrally flattened bodies, they are fond of hiding in un-inspected places including floor cracks, bed, and carpets as well as upholstered furniture.

Getting Rid of Mosquitoes from Your Home

Imagine slowly drifting off to sleep on a sweet summer night only to be disturbed by the whiny sound of a mosquito. Annoying, yes? Well, this is a common problem in many homes during the summer, a period that sees the highest mosquito activity.  The increase in mosquito population in your home during the summer makes you start wondering how these biting creatures managed to gain access into your home. You are also left asking the more important and urgent question of how to completely get rid of them.  

How Mosquitoes Manage To Survive Winter

For northern areas mostly, the dawn of winter or cooler temperatures comes with the much needed relief from the unnerving activities of mosquitoes. However, by spring, as anticipated as the blooming of flowers, the buzz and itch-inducing bite of the mosquito comes back to torment you, turning your beautiful outdoor moment into a swat fest.

Animals That Eat Mosquitoes 

Certainly, you have wished doom upon mosquitoes on many occasions. You have even asked if there exists animals that feed on these whiny creatures. Relax, you are not wicked; also, you aren’t alone. Mosquitoes have championed the quite unfriendly and colossally disturbing acts of tormenting humans for so long. They have caused so much harm that almost every person on earth would wish for the entire mosquito population to be wiped out! While this wish may never come to pass, you should know that there are animals that indeed pose threats (feed on) to mosquitoes. 

Different Types of Mosquitoes

Mosquitoes are notorious for disturbing our peace at night by making unsettling sounds; many times, they even go as far as biting. Sadly, mosquitoes can also pose the far more serious threat of spreading diseases. In fact, these biting creatures are ranked amongst the deadliest animals on the face of earth due to the infections they are capable of transmitting.

Lyme Disease in Pets

Lyme disease, a disease transmitted through tick bites, can be difficult to detect and can result to serious and recurring health problems for your pets. Deer ticks, carriers of Lyme disease, are commonly found in forests or wooded, grassy, marshy areas near lakes, rivers or oceans. Animals or even people may be bitten by deer ticks during outdoor events such as camping, hiking, or while spending time in their backyards.

Mosquito Proof Your Camp Site

Individuals looking to take a break from the fast-paced and tasking nature of everyday life find summer to be an ideal period to plan trips with your loved ones. There is a deep feeling of satisfaction that comes with going out to feel and enjoy nature’s elements. One common way in which people unwind and enjoy nature is by going camping. 

Plants That Keep Mosquitoes Away 

That noise a mosquito makes in your ear can be quite annoying, especially because it makes getting a refreshing moment of rest almost impossible. Sad, right? There is a good chance you have already tried remedies such as insect repellent devices and lighting citronella candles and still didn’t get good enough results. Now, you are left wondering if there are more natural and effective ways to get rid of these menacing creatures.  It is possible you didn’t know that there are plants that can be used to eliminate or keep mosquitoes away. Some of these plants are naturally repulsive to mosquitoes and insects, hence contributing to a pest-free backyard.