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Cockroaches

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Just about everyone knows what a cockroach looks like; they are everywhere. While it is often jokingly stated that if anything could survive a nuclear war, it would be a cockroach, the idea is clear - they are real survivors. Once there is a cockroach infestation, it can be very hard to get rid of them. Cockroaches multiply very quickly, and they also adapt quickly, too. It is important to contact a pest control agency quickly if you see them in your home or business. Once cockroaches infest a home, they...

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Ants

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Ant infestation is the most commonly reported pest problem. These tiny scavengers will enter your home or business looking for moisture and an accessible food source. Rotting or damp wood that is moldy can attract ants. Ants also feed on sugar, cheese, meats, vegetables, grease, peanut butter, and dead insects. Red Imported Fire Ants: vary in size from one-eighth to three-eighths inches. They construct large mounds for nests and administer painful stings. Pharoah Ants: are about one-sixteenth inch long&#...

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Wildlife Management

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Many common wild animals have long been making themselves at home in our suburbs and cities. Please click here to access your account! 5212 B Marsha Sharp Freeway. Lubbock, TX 79407.

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Residential Services

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Once the initial treatment has been completed, Terminix will return on a monthly or quarterly basis to continue the preventive treatment of your home. Should you need service on the inside of your home or between regularly scheduled visits, simply call and we will return at no additional charge to you. Please click here to access your account! 5212 B Marsha Sharp Freeway. Lubbock, TX 79407.

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Flies

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Flies, typically considered a nuisance, exist in all regions of the United States. There are more than 240,000 different species of flies in the world. Approximately one third of them, including mosquitoes and gnats, can be found in the United States. A true fly has only one set of wings. All flies are known disease carriers. Please click here to access your account! 5212 B Marsha Sharp Freeway. Lubbock, TX 79407.

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Centipedes & Milipedes

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Millipedes and centipedes are similar pests. Though they may be unusually repulsive, they are not a major threat to people or animals. Both centipedes and millipedes are generally hatched from eggs, but some varieties are born live. Some centipedes may live as long as six years. Millipedes feed on decaying plant matter and sometimes living plant roots. Millipedes can damage those roots if there are too many of the pests in the soil. Some varieties are known to be especially bothersome to greenhou...House...

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Moths

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By the time you notice moths in your home, they have usually already found something they like to eat. Fortunately, their feeding choices are rather limited, and you can usually find where they are feeding rather quickly. Moths that are found in the home are generally one of two basic kinds; either a food-eating moth or a fabric-eating moth. A food-eating moth, which is the most common, will most likely be found in your pantry. A fabric-eating moth will most likely be found in your closet. Fabric moths i...

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Ticks

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Ticks can be found year-round but are most prevalent in the warm summer months. They are parasites, and as a result, are on a continual quest for a host. If a host is not available, a tick can survive up to a year without feeding. A female tick must have a blood meal before she can lay eggs. After feeding, she drops off her host and lays thousands of eggs. A female tick lays one batch of eggs, after which she dies. A male tick also dies after reproducing. Please click here to access your account!