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Professional pest control and exterminator services for your home or business since 1978. Guaranteed work and BBB A+ Rating. Green pest control options available.

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Phone: (832) 390-2562

Address: Houston, TX 77002

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Commercial Pest Control
Protex has provided guaranteed residential and commercial pest control and termite extermination services to the Houston area including The Woodlands, Spring, Conroe, Kingwood, Katy, Cypress and the suburbs for over 31 years.
Pest Identification
If you’re not certain about the pest identification, call on the services of a Houston ant control professional to be on the safe side.

Insects and Spiders

Ants
Spiders
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Termites
For each friend that you refer to our company that purchases a pest control service plan or a termite treatment, we will award you $25.00 off of your next service..
Bed Bugs
Bed bugs (bedbugs) are small nocturnal insects of the family Cimicidae that live by hematophagy, feeding on the blood of humans and other warm-blooded hosts.
Fleas
Adult fleas are small, black to brown-black creatures without wings. They are 1-4 mm long with laterally flat bodies and strong spring-like legs capable of leaping several inches high.
Cockroaches
Cockroaches can enter your home from outdoors via cracks, crevices, and tiny openings. They can hitch-hike inside grocery bags, furniture, packaging - virtually anything.
Silverfish
Silverfish are primitive, silver-gray, wingless, carrot-shaped insects about 1/2 inch long, There have been at least 13 species found in the United States.
Bees
Honey bees are social insects that live in colonies. There is a queen that is responsible for producing eggs. The worker caste is made up of sterile females who build and repair the nest, forage for food and tend to the young. Males are called drones and are produced for mating with reproductive females.
Wasps
Paper wasps receive their name from the paper-like nest they build. These nests can be found under the eaves of houses, under branches of trees and shrubs, under decks or inside pipes.
Ticks
An exception is flea or tick treatments. People and pets must vacate before our interior treatment to floors and not return for 2½ - 3 hours until the floors are completely dry.
Crickets
Pests like ants, cockroaches, spiders, earwigs, crickets, and centipedes are some of the pests that are controlled or stopped by perimeter pest control treatments. These pests usually breed outdoors and crawl in through cracks and crevices.
Earwigs
Mosquitoes
Mosquito bites can transmit diseases, such as malaria and West Nile Virus, so authorities in many areas take measures to reduce mosquito populations through pesticides or more organic means. An easy way to reduce mosquito populations in a residential area is the removal of standing water (where mosquitoes breed), and the use of repellents, such as DEET.
Flies
In the English language, the word Mosquito (Span., little fly) dates back to 1583; The word was adopted to replace the term "biting flies" to prevent confusion with the house fly. It is derived from the word musca (Latin fly, cf. Skt maksh) and is related to the Italian moschetta and the French moustique.
Centipedes
Scorpions are nocturnal creatures that spend their daytime hours in hiding. They consume spiders, small insects, centipedes, earthworms and other scorpions that cross their path.
Millipedes
Houston millipedes or “thousand leggers” are brown/black wormy little creatures about 1 to 1 1/2 inches long with many legs.
Beetles
Lyctid powder post beetles rarely infest wood that is older than 5 years, which places new structures and furniture at great risk. Imported tropical woods are more susceptible to attacks because of poor storage. Soft woods, such as pine, which are typically used for studs, joists, rafters and structural framing, are usually avoided by the Lyctid powder post beetle.
Scorpions
Scorpions are one pest that Texas residents do not relish coming across. According to Houston pest control experts, the most commonly found species in Texas is the striped bark scorpion.
Hornets
Pest control companies in Houston say that hornets and wasps are an important part of our ecosystem, but they are troublesome pests to have zipping around your garden, yard, doors and windows.
Yellowjackets
It does not take much to stir up a nest of yellow jackets. Usually yellow jackets will nest underground in an abandoned rodent burrow but sometimes the queen will begin the nest in an old log, a bush, a tree, or hanging from a soffit, etc.
Moths
The Indian Meal Moth was named such by an entomologist that observed the moth feeding on Indian meal (cornmeal). These moths are one of the most commonly found stored product pests in homes, food processing, food storage facilities and grocery stores.
Pantry Pests
Pest Control for Weevils and other Pantry Pests Involves Finding All Infested Sources and Treating Storage Areas.
Mites
When insects or mites bite, they will often leave swollen, red, itchy bite marks where the bite wound occurred. In most cases, the bite marks and itching will occur quickly, but sometimes it can take days for the bite wound to become problematic.
Springtails
Springtails are teeny tiny (about 1-2 mm long) and a common, mostly soil dwelling insect. They widely populate the U.S. including the Houston, Texas area.
Aphids
Ants are social insects that live in cooperative colonies that may include from dozens to millions of individuals. Omnivores and scavengers, ants will eat almost everything, including meat, eggs, fruit, vegetables, bread, fats, oil, sweets, and dead insects. Sweet exuded “liquid honey” produced by sap-sucking aphids, scales and mealy bugs is one of the ants’ favorite food.
Gnats
Fungus gnats breed in the damp soil of potted plants, and in any other soil that is high in organic material and constantly moist.
Firebrats
They have scales and a name that contains the word “fish”, but they are definitely not something that you would consider eating!
Psocids
Boxelder Bugs

Moles
While searching for their favorite meal source, a mole is able to tunnel at speeds of 15 feet per hour! The presence of moles is very recognizable by the raised excavation mounds and feeding tunnels that often seem to appear overnight.
Wildlife

Birds

Rodents
Identification by color only can be misleading since individual color variations can occur and resemble another species. Rodent control in Houston, TX area often involves the attic rat or roof rat which is a common rodent species to invade dwellings particularly into the attic areas and garages.
Mice
T he House Mouse or House Mice are the most common and economically important rodent living in close proximity to humans. Mice are more numerous than rats in both urban and suburban towns.
Rats
The House Mouse is a grayish color and weighs up to one ounce. A mouse can look similar to a young rat but the rat's head and feet will be unusually large in relationship to it's body. And adult mice droppings will be 1/8th - 1/4 inch long as opposed to rat droppings which are 1/2 - 1 inch depending on the rat species.
Squirrels
There are over 1500 species of fleas in the world with 95% of fleas attacking mammals and 5% attacking birds. Fleas are found on numerous rodents and animals including mice, rats, rabbits, squirrels, cats, dogs and often readily transfer to humans. Of the hundreds of flea species, only a few species present as a significantly important pest to humans or man's pets.
Voles
Chipmunks

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