Irving, TX Pest Control

Commercial Pest Control Services in Irving, TX

Protect your Irving business’ customers, employees, reputation, and bottom-line from being damaged by Texas pests by putting into place a commercial pest control program from the professionals found at Adams Exterminating Company. At Adams we have a deep understanding of local pests; what they are, where they live, what they eat, and how to control them. We can provide you with the targeted services needed to eliminate current pest populations that are found in your commercial facility, along with helping you to prevent future infestations through our easy to follow and manage pest solutions. To begin one of our professionals will come to your facility where they will complete a thorough inspection, then they will create a custom treatment solution that meets the specific needs and requirements of your company and industry. Our professionals will then schedule regular service visits to treat the exterior of your facility on a routine basis to stops pests from being able to enter into your facility in the future. For added peace of mind, we offer our PestPac mobile service which allows you to see when we serviced your property, which areas were treated, and what products or materials were used. Give us a call to learn more about our commercial pest control services and how to begin implementing them into your Irving, TX business.

What Does A Brown Recluse Spider Look Like in Irving, TX?

The brown recluse spider is a potentially dangerous species of spider that is, unfortunately, found living throughout North Texas. Knowing some basic information about these spiders can help to prevent you and your family from coming into contact with them. Brown recluse can range in color from dark brown to tan and are usually identified by the unique darker colored violin-shaped pattern found on the top of their body. They are covered in gray hairs and have three sets of eyes which are arranged in a semi-circle pattern. Brown recluse spiders don’t create webs to catch their prey in, but rather to hide in. Their webs are often found in woodpiles, garages, sheds, basements, closets, and underneath of furniture. Brown recluse spiders are not aggressive but will bite if they feel threatened. A bite from a brown recluse spider should be treated by a medical professional. Their venom generally causes pain and itching at the bite, and can lead to the tissue found around the bite to ulcerate and die. The open wound is prone to infection and it can take a long time (months) for the skin to finally heal. In addition to always being aware that brown recluse spiders could be present and taking precautions in areas where they are most likely to be found, implementing one of our home pest control programs will help to protect you, your family, and pets from these dangerous 8-legged pests all year-long! Contact Adams Exterminating today to learn more about brown recluse spiders and how we can help control them in and around your home.

Tips To Avoid German Cockroaches In Irving, TX

German cockroaches are a species of pest that can invade and cause problems for both home and business owners; in fact, German roaches are the most common species of roach found in Texas. German roaches, while plentiful, are unfortunately also very dangerous. On their bodies and legs they carry a lot of different bacteria, viruses, and parasites that can make people very ill; their feces and shed skins can also cause health problems including causing asthma attacks, especially in young children. The best way to avoid these common pests from becoming a common sight in your home or business is to increase sanitation practices, although it is important to understand that even the cleanest of homes can become victim to these very invasive pests! Make sure that you  quickly clean-up spills and crumbs, and schedule vacuuming and mopping on a regular basis. Routinely clean out behind large appliances including refrigerators and stoves; and don’t forget about your countertop appliances, toaster ovens can harbor lots of tasty treats for roaches. In kitchen and pantry areas, store food in air-tight containers or inside of the refrigerator, and do not leave dirty dishes in the sink for long periods of time. Additional prevention tips include:

• Sealing off all entrance points around your property by installing door sweeps on all exterior doors and caulking gaps found around windows and doors.
• Reducing humidity levels in your property by placing dehumidifiers in basements and other high humidity areas.
• Inspecting for German cockroaches before bringing packages or boxes into your home. These roaches love to hitchhike their way inside of homes through deliveries.
• When purchasing used furniture or appliances, make sure to thoroughly inspect the items for German roaches and vacuum and/or sanitize them before bringing them into your home.

Contact the experts at Adams Exterminating Company. We can put into place a year-round pest control program that will continuously protect your home against German roaches and other household invading pests.