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Ants
Named for their burning sting, fire ants present quite a nuisance even though they typically are found outdoors. Fire ants are distinguished by their reddish-brown color, with the head more red and the body more dark brown. Fire ants build a series of close, small nests in dry ground, often with an object partially concealing the crater-like entrance. Most nests are out in the open, but sometimes nests appear on the edge of walkways or at the base of plants.

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One Stop Termite & Pest Control Inc

Insects and Spiders

Ants
Named for their burning sting, fire ants present quite a nuisance even though they typically are found outdoors. Fire ants are distinguished by their reddish-brown color, with the head more red and the body more dark brown. Fire ants build a series of close, small nests in dry ground, often with an object partially concealing the crater-like entrance. Most nests are out in the open, but sometimes nests appear on the edge of walkways or at the base of plants.
Spiders
Of the many species of identified spider species, house spiders are the most frequently found in human dwelling places. Although their presence is discomforting, house spiders are not necessarily lethal to humans. Small, controlled populations can even prove useful, as they consume other unwanted household pests. House spider webs are typically funnel-shaped and can be located in various places within a home, including windows, ceiling corners and above or beneath fixtures. House spider webs are large and constructed of thin silk threads. They serve both as dwelling places and as traps for prey. A house spider’s body is divided into the cephalothorax and the abdomen. They are classified as arachnids rather than insects and have eight, single-lens eyes. House spiders are brown in color and also have dark markings on its abdomen.
Termites
Try the best Termites Control services in Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington TX. Our Termite Specialists will evaluate and treat each situation precisely and will gauge the infestation characteristics due to the migration or season patterns of the particular termite species.
Bed Bugs
Bed Bugs may not be as lethal and dangerous as other household pests, they can still be a terrible nuisance. These microscopic critters are hard to detect with the naked eye, incredibly fast and elusive, and pack a painful bite. Bed Bugs are not only a menace to a lot of households in Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington Texas, they also post a threat to businesses.
Fleas
Fleas are small, wingless, and about 1/12- to 1/6-inch long. The flea is a parasite that attaches to a host. Fleas are external parasites which can be found attached to the skin of their hosts. Adult fleas measure approximately 1/8-inch in length. Their bodies are shiny and reddish-brown in color. They are covered with microscopic hair and are compressed to allow for easy movement through animal fur. Fleas do not have wings, although they are capable of jumping long distances.
Cockroaches
The problem with cockroach infestation is that many people take them less seriously and undermine their danger. Cockroaches are not known for their bite, or for their destructive capabilities. These pests are infamous for spreading like wildfire in a home or business and bringing with them various bacteria and viruses.
Silverfish
Wasps
The brown widow is generally lighter in color than the black widow. The color can range from tan to dark brown to black, with shades of grey also possible. Like the black widow, the brown widow has a prominent “hourglass” marking on the underside of the abdomen; the brown widow’s hourglass, however, is usually a vivid orange or a yellowish color. The brown widow has a black-and-white “geometric” pattern on the dorsal side of its abdomen. Brown widows are often preyed on by mud daubers and sometimes by digger wasps. The brown widow has neurotoxic venom that is as toxic as the black widow’s.
Ticks
Ticks vary in color by species. Adult ticks are smaller than a sunflower seed (1/8- to 5/8-inch long if engorged with blood), while nymphal (or immature) ticks are less than 1/16-inch. Common problem ticks include the American dog tick, deer or black legged tick and lone star tick. Ticks are often found near wooded and highly vegetated areas. Some species require moisture to survive. All females and males of most species feed on blood of mammals, birds and reptiles. Ticks not only cause irritation and discomfort, but they are also capable of transmitting serious diseases to humans and other animals.
Crickets
Adult crickets are about 3/4-inch long with three dark bands on the head and thin antennae. The body is yellowish-brown. Crickets are active at night and attracted to lights. Crickets dwell beneath rocks and logs and are nocturnal in nature. They are omnivorous scavengers and renew soil minerals by breaking down plant materials. When mating, male crickets create sound by rubbing their forewings against each other.
Earwigs
Earwigs frighten many people because of the pinchers on the back of their abdomens. Earwigs use these pinchers for defense and for catching prey. Adult earwigs range in size from ¼” to 1”. Earwigs are active at night. During the day they hide in cracks in damp areas. They live under rocks and logs and in mulch in flowerbeds. Earwigs eat plants and insects. Earwigs move into homes to find food or because of a change in weather. Homeowners often find them in areas where there is water – kitchens, bathrooms, and laundries. Earwigs can also find their way into bedrooms and family rooms. They turn up in almost every part of the house.
Mosquitoes
Mosquitoes are not only annoying, but they carry serious health risks. They reproduce quickly, and in many types of environments. One Stop Pest Control can control your mosquitoes to make sure your family stays healthy, and gets to enjoy the outdoors comfortably. At One Stop Pest Control, we have a specialized mosquito program that dramatically reduces the presence of mosquitoes at your home. We treat the grounds, flower beds, gutters and standing water. Let us make your backyard enjoyable again our with our mosquito pest control program.
Centipedes
Scorpions have been around for a long time – over 420 million years. What makes scorpions stand out is that they can inject potent venom through their menacing tail. Scorpions are nocturnal feeders and survive on a diet of insects, spiders, centipedes and other scorpions by using their front claws (pedipalps) and stinger. It also possesses sensory hairs that are used for detecting the vibrations of a possible snack. In attack, these scorpions will grab their prey with their claws, and sting only if the victim shows signs of resistance. In a human victim, a scorpion’s venom may cause symptoms like swelling at the site of the sting. However, some people experience numbness, and convulsions. In extreme cases, some people may experience difficulty in breathing. People who are allergic are most likely to die from a dangerous scorpion’s venom.
Millipedes
Millipedes are brownish and 1 inch to 1 1/2 inches in length. Millipedes are nocturnal. They normally live outdoors under objects located on damp soil; hordes will crawl into homes. Millipedes feed on damp and decaying wood and plant matter.
Scorpions
Mites
Unique Characteristics: Household Bed Bugs are dark, reddish brown and quite small (4-6 mm), making them even harder to detect. They can be mistaken for ticks, mites, or lice, but can be distinguished for their agility and size.
Aphids
The only acrobatic thing about the acrobat ant is how it curls its heart-shaped abdomen over its back when threatened, like a scorpion. Acrobat ants are small in size, shiny dark brown to black in color, and reside only in moist areas, especially where there is rotting wood. Acrobat ants have a sweet tooth, especially for honeydew excreted by aphids. These ants are like helicopter parents to aphids; they will go to great lengths to protect them, even build a wall of dirt around them.
Firebrats
The firebrat is a small insect, typically 1–1.5 cm in size. The firebrat is similar to a silverfish. Firebrats prefer higher temperatures and require some humidity, and can be found in bakeries or near boilers or furnaces. They feed on a wide variety of carbohydrates and starches that are also protein sources such as dog food, flour and book bindings. They are normally found outdoors under rocks and leaf litter, but are also often found indoors where they are considered pests. They are primarily a nuisance inside the home or buildings, as they do not cause major damage, though they can contaminate food, damage paper goods, and stain clothing.
Pill Bugs
Pill bugs get their name from their habit of curling into a ball when they are disturbed. Some people call them “roly polies” for the same reason. Pill bugs usually live in areas where there is high moisture. Their bodies do not hold water. Because of that, they stay hidden during the day and are active at night. They commonly live under landscape timbers and flowerbed mulch. It is common to find them under flowerpots and trashcans. They eat decaying plant material. They sometimes damage young plants. Pill bugs often invade homes through sliding glass doors and other ground-level entrances. They also enter garages and storage buildings.
Sow Bugs
Sow bugs are flat, oval creatures. They are about ⅜” long. Their body has several segments. They have seven pair of legs and two pair of antennae. Sow bugs are not able to retain water in their bodies, so they spend most of their time in damp places. Outdoors they hide under logs, rocks, flowerpots, and trashcans. Sow bugs eat organic debris and decaying plants, so it is common to find them under mulch in flowerbeds. To conserve moisture, they are usually active at night. Sow bugs wander to all parts of the home. They also invade garages and storage buildings. Since many areas in a home are too dry for sow bugs, they usually die after they come indoors.

Bats
Bat Bug – A species that mostly feeds on bats, but will still resort to human blood if primary source is unavailable; often swarms in warmer, tropical areas.

Birds

Rodents
The roof rat is black or brown, seven to 10 inches long, with a long tail, large ears and eyes, and a pointed nose. Their body is smaller and sleeker than a Norway rat. A roof rat’s fur is smooth. Roof rats nest inside and under buildings, or in piles of rubbish or wood. These rodents are excellent climbers that can often be found in the upper parts of structure. They are very agile; can squeeze through openings only 1/2-inch wide. This rodent is a carrier of many serious diseases.
Mice
House mice are small and slender, three to four inches long, with large ears, small eyes and pointed nose. They are usually light brown or light gray. House mice droppings are rod-shaped. The house mice will nest within structures and burrows. These rodents establish a “territory” near food sources that are generally 10 to 30 feet from nest. House mice are very good climbers. House mice can squeeze through a hole that is 1/4-inch wide. This rodent is a carrier of many serious diseases.
Rats
Norway rats are brown, heavy-bodied, six to eight inches long, with small eyes and ears and a blunt nose. The tail is shorter than the head and body. Its fur is shaggy. Droppings are capsule-shaped. These rats nest in underground burrows, from which they enter buildings in search of food. Norway rats tend to hide during the day. They have limited agility, but are excellent swimmers. This rodent can carry many serious diseases.

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