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With over 200 species in Texas, ants can be considered one of the biggest nuisances in the state. Not necessarily carrying diseases but can carry some food born illnesses such as salmonella.

Known as hitch hikers, bed bugs can be found anywhere. They feed on blood and one bite may cause skin rashes, allergic reactions, and even psychological effects.

German cockroaches only being 1.1 - 1.6 cm long, these pesky pests can hide in the tightest crack and crevice areas. Commonly found in kitchens and dark humid areas, they may be hard to find.

Fleas thrive in temperatures ranging from 65-80 degrees making late spring early summer an ideal time for breeding, and increase in population during the summer months.

Having over 200 species in the U.S. and over 80 species in Texas, these blood eaters may carry disease and can be considered the biggest pest in the area.

The common house mouse is not native to Texas. They can mature at about 6 inches long weighing .6-.8oz. Being nocturnal they are commonly found at night but can be very active during the day as well.

There are only two scorpion species in Texas considered venomous. Generally the most common is the Striped Bark Scorpion, only growing to about 3 inches long, these little pests make it hard to find in any home.

One of the quickest spiders in Texas, the Wolf Spider, can move up to 2 ft/second. Making it easy to catch prey such as crickets, cockroaches, mealworms, and beetles.

They are most active in warm months from Spring to Fall. They live in colonies under ground and can cause millions of dollars in property damage.

The best guarantee to keep pests out of your home is exclusion. Sealing up all exterior entry points guarantees a bug and pest free home.