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General Info: We have been providing pest control services in the Houston, Katy area for over 32yrs. Family owned, customer focused.
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Location: located between Katy , Cinco Ranch & Bear Creek, copperfield
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Phone: (281) 398-2847

Address: PO Box 5531, Katy, TX 77491

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Insects and Spiders

Ants
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Spiders
All Seasons Termite & Pest Control - spidersBlack Widow spiders are shy and secretive and found in seldom-disturbed areas. The mature female has a characteristic hourglass-shaped, reddish orange marking on the underside of the abdomen. Black widow spiders are predaceous, devouring small arthropods trapped in their webs. Their bite is relatively painless at first, but may be followed in about an hour by intense pain and swelling. The venom causes nausea, cramps, lack of coordination, and difficulty breathing by interference in nervous functions. Death has occurred in individuals hypersensitive to the venom. Brown Recluse spiders generally occupy dark, undisturbed sites, and they can occur indoors or outdoors. In favorable habitats, their populations are usually dense. They thrive in human-altered environments. Indoors, they may be found in attics, basements, crawl spaces, cellars, closets, and ductwork or registers. They may seek shelter in storage boxes, shoes, clothing, folded linens, and behind furniture. They also may be found in outbuildings such as barns, storage sheds, and garages. Outdoors, brown recluse spiders may be found underneath logs, loose stones in rock piles, and stacks of lumber. The brown recluse spider is not aggressive, and it normally bites only when crushed, handled or disturbed. Some people have been bitten in bed after inadvertently rolling over onto the spider. Others have been bitten after accidentally touching the spider when cleaning storage areas. A Banana Spider is a very large common spider in North America. Usually hangs in webs with its head facing the ground. It is brightly colored. Its venom is a neurotoxin similar to that of the black widow. However, its venom is not near as potent. Its bite causes local pain and redness with blisters forming. This bite usually resolves within 24 hours except for the bite mark. Wolf Spider-Common household pest in the fall when they are looking for a warm place to overwinter. They are commonly found around doors, windows, house plants, basements, garages, and in almost all terrestrial habitats. They do not spin a web but roam at night to hunt for food. Wolf spiders are often confused with the brown recluse, but they lack the unmistakable violin-shaped marking behind the head. The wolf spider is shy and seeks to run away when disturbed. Grass / Funnel Spider-Very common around homes and edges of foundations. They commonly build a funnel shaped web. They can be teased out by gently touching the outer web with a stick. Their venom is hemotoxic but is much less than severe than the Brown Recluse. The most common symptoms are local swelling, redness and itching.
Termites
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Bed Bugs
Most people find bed bugs (Cimex lectularius) a most disagreeable houseguest. These parasites are usually no more than ¼ inch in length in their adult state and can engorge themselves with human blood in less than 15 minutes causing their bodies to fill to as much as three times its usual size. Fully engorged bed bugs bear little resemblance to their original state and are often thought to be a different insect altogether.
Fleas
Fleas are small insects (under 1/4 inch) and are dark brown in color. They lack wings and are extremely narrow side to side, which enables them to move easily through the body hairs. Their last pair of legs is modified for jumping. They have numerous spines and hairs on their body, and their mouthparts are adapted for piercing the skin and sucking blood. The whisker-like spines on and near the head are important characteristics used in the identification of fleas. Three kinds of fleas are important in Pennsylvania - the cat flea...
Cockroaches
All Seasons Termite & Pest Control - Cockroach habitat American cockroaches generally live in moist areas, but can survive in dry areas if they have access to water. They prefer warm temperatures around 84 degrees Fahrenheit and do not tolerate cold temperatures. In residential areas, these cockroaches live in basements and sewers, and may move outdoors into yards during warm weather. These cockroaches are common in basements, crawl spaces, cracks and crevices of porches, foundations, and walkways adjacent to buildings. They feed on a wide variety of plant and animal material. German cockroaches usually prefer a moist environment with a relatively high degree of warmth. The insects are mostly scavengers and will feed on a wide variety of foods. They are especially fond of starches, sweets, grease, and meat products. In many locations, garbage is a principal food source. As with other species, German cockroaches are mostly active at night, when they forage for food, water, and mates. During the day they hide in cracks and crevices and other dark sites that provide a warm and humid environment. Their relatively wide, flat bodies enable them to move in and out of cracks and narrow openings with ease. They may be seen during the daytime, particularly if a heavy population is present or if there is some other stress, such as a lack of food or water or an application of pesticides. The Smoky Brown cockroach is a tropical roach, thus more common in the southern United States. This species is occasionally shipped all over the U.S. on fruit or nursery stock. They enter houses in the summer or hitchhike on firewood. Females lay a dark brown capsule that contains 24 eggs, hatching in one to two months. The young will become an adult in 10-12 months. This roach is not usually found in the Northern States unless they are broughtin. However, in the Southern part of the country they are numerous. These roaches fly at night toward lights.
Silverfish
Are small, soft insects without wings. The abdomen has three filaments extending from it.Silverfish are not often seen by homeowners because they are nocturnal and can run very swiftly. Occasionally, they are found in bathtubs. They crawl in seeking food or moisture and can't climb out. These insects prefer vegetable matter with a high carbohydrate and protein content. However, indoors they will feed on almost anything. A partial list includes dried beef, flour, starch, paper, gum, glue, cotton, linen, rayon, silk, sugar, molds and breakfast cereals.
Bees
All Seasons Termite & Pest Control - honey Bees BEE SAFE!Protect yourself, your family, home and property from honey bees. WHAT TO DO IF YOU FIND BEES ON YOUR PROPERTYSTAY AWAY FROM ALL HONEY BEE SWARMS AND COLONIES.GET AWAY FROM BEES AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE.WHILE RUNNING AWAY PROTECT YOUR FACE AND EYES AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE.TAKE SHELTER IN AN ENCLOSED AREA SUCH AS A CAR, TRUCK OR BUILDING.DO NOT HIDE IN WATER OR THICK BRUSH.DO NOT STAND STILL AND SWAT AT BEES; RAPID MOVEMENTS WILL CAUSE THEM TO STING. WHAT TO DO IF STUNG GET AWAY FROM BEES AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE. GO TO A SAFE AREA AWAY FROM THE BEES SUCH AS INSIDE A CAR, TRUCK OR BUILDING.PULL OR SCRAPE STINGS FROM SKIN AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. MOST VENOM IS RELEASED WITHIN 1 MINUTE.WASH STUNG AREAS WITH SOAP AND WATER LIKE ANY OTHER WOUND TO PREVENT INFECTION.APPLY ICE TO RELIEVE PAIN AND SWELLING. SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION IF BREATHING IS DIFFICULT, IF STUNG MANY TIMES, OR IF ALLERGIC TO BEE STINGS.
Wasps
Paper wasps are 3/4 to 1 inch long, slender, narrow-waisted wasps with smoky black wings that are folded lengthwise when at rest. Body coloration varies with species...
Ticks
*Mites and Ticks are Arachnids (they have eight legs) and are related to the Spider and Scorpion.
Earwigs
Arwigs are flattened insects, up to 1 and 1/4 inches in length, and light red-brown to black. Some species are wingless but others have a pair of leathery forewings covering a few segments of the abdomen and the membranous hind wings, which have the tips protruding. The forceps-like appendages at the end of the abdomen are strongly curved in the male. The female's appendages are smaller and less curved. The forceps are used primarily for defense and during courtship and cannot harm people. Earwigs are primarily scavengers on dead insects and rotted plant materials. Some species are predators. Only a few of the winged species are good fliers. They are often transported great distances in plant materials and occasionally in other freight.
Mosquitoes
All Seasons Termite & Pest Control - MOSQUITO CONTROL Mosquito Control System55 or 30 gallon poly reservoirUser friendly automatic timer combines the ultimate in reliability and ease of useCan be activated at any time by remoteStainless steel and brass nozzle has a built in check-valve that shuts off to eliminate dripping Positive displacement pumps provide quiet, reliable serviceFloat assembly inside reservoir automatically shuts system down when the reservoir is low. Professional InstallationWe custom design each system according to the needs of our customers for year round protection from mosquitoes.High quality precision nozzles are strategically placed around the perimeter of the areas to be treated.The Mosquito Control System automatically releases a fine mist at predetermined times to eliminate mosquitoes.Best of all, our licensed pest control technicians can adjust and refill the system on a regular basis. Let your kids enjoy the backyard playground; invite friends over for a family BBQ; even enjoy your swimming pool without worrying about those pesky mosquitoes.
Flies
*Scientists believe the Mayfly is the most primitive present-day insect around. These insects are the most popular models for artificial flies.
Beetles
* Mother Dung Beetles tenderly care for their young by cleaning away toxic molds and fungi off the dung balls where her larva lives and feasts.
Scorpions
* The exoskeleton of a scorpion, made of chitin, reflects back ultraviolet rays and will glow pink or green under the moonlight or a black light. Fossilized scorpions still glow under ultraviolet after 300 million years.
Hornets
Paper wasps should not be confused with yellowjackets and baldfaced hornets. Paper wasp nests are open and cells are not covered with a cap.
Yellow Jackets
Yellow jackets are marked with black and yellow. They prefer to nest in the ground but can be found in wall voids and similar places. Their bodies are wider than those of the wasps.
Moths
If you have a large backyard or lawn, your property may be susceptible to flying insects such as mosquitoes, flies, bees, wasps and moths.
Mites
Aphids
All Seasons Termite & Pest Control - wood destroying insects dietCarpenter ants are omnivorous. They eat a great variety of both animal and plant foods, including honeydew from aphids, scale insects and other plant-sucking insects, plant juices, fresh fruits, living or dead insects, other small invertebrates, common sweets such as syrup, honey, jelly, sugar and fruit, and most kinds of meat, grease and fat. Unlike termites, they cannot digest wood cellulose. They forage mostly at night. Solitary ants seen during the day are usually scouts looking for suitable food sources. Nesting SitesCarpenter ants normally build their nests in hollow trees, logs, posts, landscaping timbers and wood used in homes and other structures. Unlike termites, they do not feed on wood but merely use it as a place in which to build a nest. They prefer moist or partially decayed wood, frequently entering existing cavities or void areas through cracks and crevices. The ants usually cut galleries with the grain of the wood, following the softer parts. They leave the harder wood as walls separating the tunnels. They cut openings in these walls to interconnect the galleries. Access to the outside may be through natural openings, or the ants may cut openings where none exist naturally. Occupied galleries are kept immaculate. Shredded wood fragments from the excavations are carried from the nest and deposited outside. Cone-shaped piles of these fragments sometimes build up beneath the “windows” or other nest openings. The piles may also contain inedible parts of insects from their diet, bits of sand or soil, dead ant bodies from the colony, and gener-al debris. This “sawdust” or “frass” is not always visible, because ants may dispose of it in hollow parts of trees, void areas in structures, or unused galleries in the nest.

Bats
There are other types of bed bugs including the bat bug, the chimney swift bug and the swallow bug. All of these relatives survive on blood feeding, however these secondary parasites thrive on either bats or birds as their primary victims.
Raccoons
Trapping these guys is the same as all critters that have invaded the attic. However, the accepted acquaintances and generational scenario is the same. Repellents usually do not work for raccoons and opossums. Most of the time, trapping is the only way to go.
Snakes
All Seasons Termite & Pest Control - Services Who Sharing your Home with you? For each and every home, it is important to have a year-round protection from pests. Pest control is necessary when you are trying to eliminate or control the population of rodents, pests, birds, animals and insects.If you have a large backyard or lawn, your property may be susceptible to flying insects such as mosquitoes, flies, bees, wasps and moths. If your house is surrounded by trees, you might have pesky visitors such as squirrels, birds, bats, raccoons, snakes and lizards. Inside the house, common pests include lice an fleas, ticks, termites which can eat up your wooden furniture, ants and spiders. Their customer service is second to none.......Gary & Rhonda- Katy, Texas They work around my schedule....Debra- Sugarland, Texas Their prices fit our budget just right...Sean & Vivian - Houston, Texas
Opossums

Birds

Rodents
All Seasons Termite & Pest Control - Rodent Exclusion The most effective means employed to control rodent is exclusion. If openings are eliminated, in most cases, rodents cannot get into a structure. However, sometimes a dirt floor may exist inside a structure to which a burrowing rodent may find entry. Exclusion or rodent-proofing, requires strong material through which rodents may not be able to gnaw such as concrete, sheet metal, coarse grade steel wool, hardware cloth and crushed glass. We can provide you all services related to exclusion at a very affordable cost.The next step in controlling rodents is eliminating food sources. People are often surprised to find out that foodstuffs that had long been forgotten are the source of food for rodents. The bird seed up in the attic or in the garage or a box of food which fell down behind a shelf somewhere. Therefore, it is important to seek those things out. Also, any food in boxes or bags as well as the daily garbage must be protected by placing these items into impervious containers of metal or glass. Outside, to keep rodents away, our company offers several products you can use to control the recurrence of rodents.The last step in rodent management is removal of rodents from a structure. It may be achieved in a number of different ways. There are electronic devices which emit very high frequency ultrasonic sounds which frighten rodents out of a building. Trapping would be the another possible step in rodent control. There are "humane" and multiple catch traps which usually capture rodents without harming them. There are also snap traps and glue traps which may be used for this purpose.Finally, the most common rodent control technique application of rodenticide bait. Most products used today are anti-coagulant type baits. These kill the rodent by thinning the blood until the animal hemorrhages internally. The animal suffers some dizziness, then dies from the loss of blood. This process may take from five to ten days. Unlike pellet baits which are sometimes horded and stored, meal baits are consumed from the package which helps to assure success. Bait packs must be placed in areas that are inaccessible to children or pets.If you need specific information about any of the products we use, please send your inquiry and we will be happy to provide you with complete product pharmacology and use.
Mice
Although most people consider mice less objectionable than rats, mice are more common and cause significantly more damage. Mice are prolific breeders, producing 6-10 litters continuously throughout the year. The greatest economic loss from mice is not due to how much they eat, but what must be thrown out because of damage or contamination. Food, clothing, furniture, books and many other household items are contaminated by their droppings and urine, or damaged by their gnawing. House mice gnaw through electrical wiring, causing fires and failure of freezers, clothes dryers and other appliances. Mice also can transmit diseases, most notably salmonellosis (bacterial food poisoning) when food is contaminated with infected rodent feces.
Rats
Roof rats are largely commensals and live in close association with man. They seldom become established as feral animals as do the Norway rats. They may live near the ground, but usually they frequent the attics, rafters, and crossbeams of the buildings. They make typical runways along pipes, beams or wires, up and down the studding, or along the horizontal ceiling joists, often leaving a dark-colored layer of grease and dirt to mark their travelways. Like the Norway rat, the roof rat is largely nocturnal and only where populations are relatively high does one see them frequently in the daytime. There is some indication that the larger and more aggressive Norway rat is supplanting the roof rat in many parts of the United States. In the southern United States, however, the roof rat is by far the more common of the two.
Squirrels
If your house is surrounded by trees, you might have pesky visitors such as squirrels, birds, bats, raccoons, snakes and lizards.

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