Specialized Pest Solutions

Rodents love bird seed, and snakes eat rodents. If you have bird feeders, you will attract rodents, squirrels, and other animals, which attracts snakes.
I always have people tell me they've seen snakes on their property, most of them have rodents too, and something that is attracting the rodents.

Yes, your bird block will attract snakes. Anything that brings in prey items to a specific site will make for an easy hunting spot, and snakes learn this relatively quickly. If you are bringing in prey, you are also feeding predators. This is part of a larger concept that is often missed by those who kill rattlesnakes when they are found. In most instances, reason why those snakes are there to begin with are ignored once the snake is gone. The snake is usually the symptom of a predictable, preventable issue, and not the problem itself. This is why people who kill snakes they see may never experience any decrease in the number of encounters. There are better ways.

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Traveling brings adventure, but sometimes it brings along unwanted guests too! If you’re waking up with bites, it might be time to check for bed bugs. Choosing the right pest control company can make all the difference. Here are some quick tips to help you out:

- **Experience Matters**: Look for a company with a proven track record specifically in bed bug issues.
- **Check Credentials**: Make sure they have the necessary certifications and licenses in pest control.
- **Read Reviews**: Look for customer feedback to gauge their effectiveness and service.

Let's tackle those uninvited guests together! Call Specialized Pest Solutions for a free inspection 281-824-2241

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Specialized Pest Solutions Woman owned and operated. Over 20 years experience in the industry.
Residential & Commercial service

Rodents cause a lot of damage and create unsanitary conditions. This picture is rub marks showing the trails of roof rats inside a warehouse. They were chewing wiring in vehicles and big machinery, causing thousands of dollars in damage. They invaded the employee snack machine as well, the floor and everywhere else they run was littered with rat droppings and urine spots.

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Just got back from a trip and feeling some unexpected nighttime bites? 🤔 It’s natural to wonder if those uninvited guests may have traveled back with you. While bed bugs aren't known for spreading diseases, their bites can definitely lead to discomfort and allergic reactions. Here are a few tips to keep in mind if you think you may have them:

- Inspect your luggage and clothes when you return from travel. Look for small brown spots or the bugs themselves.
- If you notice bites, take some time to check your bedding and mattress seams for any signs of these pesky critters.
- Talk to a pest control pro to ensure your space is free from these unwanted guests. They're tricky to spot, and it’s better to be safe.

Have you dealt with bed bugs before? Share your experiences below or tag someone who might need to hear this! And remember, scheduling an inspection can give you peace of mind and quality sleep.
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Just got back from a trip and feeling a little itchy? You might have brought home some not-so-welcome guests. Bed bugs can be sneaky travelers! Here’s how to spot them:

- **Look for the Signs:** Bed bugs are tiny, flat, and reddish-brown. Check your bedding for dark stains or spots.
- **Nighttime Feeders:** They typically bite at night, so if you wake up with unexplained bites, it’s time to investigate.
- **Not Your Average Pest:** Unlike fleas or mosquitoes, bed bugs can’t jump or fly, making their movements a little more predictable.

If you think you might have an infestation, don’t wait around. Schedule an inspection today and let’s take care of those hitchhikers before they take over your home.
(281) 824-2241

Just came back from a trip and feeling itchy at night? You might have some unwanted visitors lurking around. Bed bugs are notorious for finding cozy hiding spots in our homes.

Check out some common places they love to hide:
- Mattress seams and bed frames
- Headboards and furniture crevices
- Cracks in walls and behind baseboards

Keeping an eye on these areas can help you catch a bed bug issue before it becomes a bigger problem. If you suspect you’ve brought back some uninvited guests, don’t wait! Schedule an inspection today to get peace of mind and a good night’s sleep.

Darlene Smith
Specialized Pest Solutions
(281) 824-2241
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