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Phone: (855) 929-7378

Address: 106 Corona Ct, Fort Worth, TX 76108

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Commercial Pest Control
XPest provides pest control service to a broad range of commercial accounts. We understand that every business is different, so we develop and implement a customized plan to address each customer’s pest control needs.

Insects and Spiders

Ants
Many have long considered fire ants to be a problem that Fort Worth residents only experience in the spring and summer months. However, fire ants are quickly becoming a year-round problem. Recent rains have resulted in a great many fire ant mounds popping up, despite the cooler temperatures we are still experiencing in the greater Fort Worth area. Residents must be weary of fire ants while engaging in activities in the yard or on the soccer field, especially those residents who are very sensitive to fire ant stings. The best defense against fire ants is to avoid them altogether. There also a lot of options available to prevent or remove fire ant mounds, including some home remedies. However, Fort Worth residents must exercise good judgment when experimenting with fire ant home remedies. Just this past week, a 12-year old boy in Southeast Texas was critically burned in a fire he started while using gasoline to eliminate a fire ant mound.
Spiders
Termites
Everyone looks forward to the warmer weather and flowering plants associated with the spring season. One of the most unpleasant aspects of spring is the emergence of termites. This is the time of year when termites seek out new mating grounds. Termite swarmers are typically the first sign of termite season as they show up in inside of homes, looking to start new colonies. As Fort Worth homeowners take on projects to improve their homes and gardens during the spring season, they should also look for telltale signs of termite infestation. Discarded wings on window sills or near doors are signs that swarming termites have made their way into a home. Homeowners should check their foundations for mud tubes that termites use to reach their food source. They should also look for cracked or bubbling paint or hollow spots in their sheetrock. If a homeowner detects these signs of termite activity, they should have their homes inspected by a termite professional.
Bed Bugs
In a previous story, we discussed how bedbugs were now being transmitted to homes via books that are borrowed from the local public library. We wise-cracked how this development could further drive readers toward electronic books. Well, it turns out we spoke too soon. Bedbugs are now increasingly being found in the bags that are used to transport tablets and notebook computers. The use of tablet computers has become very common in businesses and schools throughout the greater Fort Worth area, often replacing books in many high schools and colleges. Bedbugs are attracted to tablets and their storage bags because they provide the heat and harborage areas in which they thrive. Bedbugs hide in dark places with crevices, like the edge of a mattress or a cushioned tablet carrier. Tablet users often kick back on their beds at home while reading their tablets, making the infestation process all too easy. It has been established that bedbugs are becoming increasingly resistant to the commonly used pesticides. Well, now it turns out that they are also adapting to modern technology in ways we never anticipated. Tarrant and Parker county residents must remain vigilant to prevent the spread of bedbugs to and from their homes and places of business.
Fleas
The recent rains in North Texas have brought much needed relief to our dry soils and low lake levels. Unfortunately, the rainfall has also led to vast increases in flea activity. Fleas are blood-sucking parasites that attach to humans and animals by their mouths. Blood is a flea’s only food source and they cannot survive without it. Besides severe itching, fleas can also pose severe health problems for our pets. Eating a flea may cause a pet to become infected with tapeworm. Severe flea infestations can also cause a pet to suffer from anemia. To determine if your pet is infested with fleas, check for “flea dirt” on the pet’s skin. Flea dirt is actually flea droppings and looks like coffee grounds on their skin. Of course, the presence of a flea on your pet is evidence that there are far more in the environment. To prevent flea infestations, pet owners should ensure that their pets are protected by veterinarian-prescribed flea prevention medication. To remove existing flea infestations from inside their home or their yard, pet owners should contact a pest control professional.
Cockroaches
Silverfish
Wasps
Wasps continue to plague home owners in the greater Fort Worth area. Their ominous presence poses a constant threat to homeowners seeking to enjoy relief from the heat in their swimming pools. Wasp colonies reach their maximum size in late summer and early fall. The mild spring and warm summer we experienced this year have been favorable to increased wasp activity. More overwintering queens survive when the weather is mild, while wasp metabolism and growth rates increase in high temperatures. Wasp nests commonly occur around the home underneath eaves or in bushy plants. Wasps attack when the nest is disturbed and each wasp can sting repeatedly. Their stings typically cause localized pain and swelling, but sensitive individuals can experience severe allergic reactions. Wasps feed on other insects and are considered to be beneficial by many gardeners. However, those Fort Worth residents plagued by wasps fail to appreciate the benefits of these stinging pests.
Ticks
Crickets
There have been numerous sightings of tarantulas in the greater Fort Worth area. These tarantulas are Texas Brown Tarantulas, one of the most common tarantula species in the southern United States. Tarantulas are prevalent throughout Texas and are common in grasslands and open areas. Tarantulas use burrows, natural cavities under logs or stones, spaces under loose bark of tree trunks and even old rodent burrows as shelters. They also dig their own burrows. Tarantulas usually remain in their burrows waiting for prey to come by but may move a few yards out to forage when necessary. They typically feed on crickets, June beetles, ground beetles, grasshoppers, cicadas, and caterpillars. Texas Brown tarantulas usually don’t venture far from their burrows, except in the spring when male tarantulas actively wander apparently seeking females. Texas Brown tarantulas can grow over four inches in length and weigh more than 3 ounces as adults. The large size and hairiness of tarantulas attracts attention and concern from Fort Worth residents who observe them in and around their homes. However, the bites of the Texas Brown species are generally not serious to humans.
Earwigs
Centipedes
Millipedes
Beetles
XPest also offers termite soil pretreatments that are applied during home construction to prevent infestation by subterranean termites. Treatment of the soil prior to pouring the concrete slab on new construction creates a barrier to keep out subterranean termites. In addition to termite soil treatments, we also perform wood treatments using borates. Borates are liquid wood preservatives that work as insecticides and fungicides. Our borate treatments prevent the destruction of wood members due to termites, carpenter ants, wood destroying beetles and wood decay fungi. We apply the borate solution directly to the interior studs and sill plates during construction, up to two feet above the foundation. We work closely with builders to ensure the timely completion of the treatment. An XPest termite pretreatment is a long-lasting and economical solution that ensures protection for years to come.
Scorpions

Raccoons
Opossums

Rodents
Maybe it’s just me, but there seem to be a lot more houses decorated for the holiday season this year. This seems to be especially the case in Fort Worth, Weatherford, Aledo and other parts of Parker and Tarrant counties. When homeowners retrieve their holiday decorations from the attic or other storage places, it’s not uncommon for them to find that they have unwanted tenants sharing their home with them. As the weather cools off, rodents look for a warm, cozy place to set up for the winter. No place is more inviting to a rat, mouse or squirrel than a well-insulated attic. The first evidence of rodent activity in a home is droppings or the pitter patter of little feet emanating from the attic. There are steps every homeowner can take to prevent rodent infestation. One important step is to walk around the outside of your house and look for possible rodent entry points, especially near the eaves. Keep in mind that a rat can squeeze through a hole as small as a quarter while mice can squeeze through holes as small as a dime. A lot of these holes can be stuffed with steel wool or covered with hardware cloth. However, if you have larger holes around the outside of your home, it is wise to contact a pest professional. They can identify possible rodent entry points and seal those openings accordingly.
Mice
Rats
Ants, spiders, roaches, rats, fleas...these are just a few of the pests covered by our comprehensive guarantee! Our Precision Pest Control Program eliminates existing pest problems and prevents future infestations. We create a pest control barrier around the outside of your home, focusing on potential pest access points. We also treat pest harborage areas inside your home, including the attic and garage. Call today to schedule your initial pest control service.
Squirrels
Almost everyone shares the same iconic image of the squirrel. While we sit on the park bench tossing them nuts, they suspiciously approach us to feed on our offerings, never getting close enough for their own comfort. However, I have run into a few homeowners in the greater Fort Worth area whose image of the friendly squirrel has changed abruptly. Squirrels have gained entry and are nesting in their attics. Squirrels in attics are a major concern because they gnaw on boards and electrical wiring. They can also leave significant amounts of feces and urine in the attic. The best way to evict squirrels is by using human live traps. However, when trapping the adult squirrels it is important not to separate them from their babies who are also in the attic. If left alone, these baby squirrels will inevitably die and create major odor issues. After trapping and removing squirrels from the attic, it is critical to cover their access points using metal flashing. As a precautionary measure, homeowners should cut tree limbs that overhang or touch their roofs. Homeowners from Saginaw to south Arlington have called about squirrel invasions of their attics. It is an issue that all homeowners in the greater Fort Worth area need to be aware of.

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