subject: Pest Control Austin: Putting Pests To Rest [print this page] The cold winter chill will disappear in a few days time and the warmer winds will usher in the new breath of spring, all over the US. The leaf shorn trees will begin to shoot; grass and bushes will push through the ground once the ice cover melts. Spring is a time when there is a high influx of pests in every garden and home across the US, which turns millions of dollars worth of home gardens and agricultural produce into waste. The beautiful lawn that you nurtured with love will soon be literally crawling with bugs. All the effort, time and pleasure that went into digging, planting and nurturing your home will soon be an open buffet for thousands of little mouths. Ants, spiders, lizards, mites, rats and all kinds of insects and mammals inhabit our gardens as well as indoors and begin to live with us, uninvited. You didn't put in those long backbreaking hours for nothing. If your kitchen or basement or any other room in the house is infested with creepy crawlers that have grown out of control, it is time you find a professional exterminating service.
If you live in Austin, Texas, which has a humid subtropical climate for most of the year with the heaviest rains in the spring season, planning ahead for pest control would be a beneficial idea. This region has a diverse ecology and is home to a variety of animals, insects and plants. Pest control Austin has to fight against the moderate winters and humid summers, a contributing factor to the pest problems. The climatic condition of the season encourages the spread of pests such as, the Black Widow spider, Scorpion and the Texan Red Fire Ant, which is capable of reproducing at an alarming rate. Mass influx of seasonal pests can create destruction and damage to property as well as harm humans. Pest Control Austin is faced with the task of eliminating the poisonous black widow spider, the large Orb Spiders, common house spiders, the crippling violin spider (also known as a brown recluse) and big ugly Wolf Spiders. A periodically focused and multi-layered approach to extermination is needed for every homeowner to counter the rising menace.
A bite from a wolf spider, though not fatal to humans, is venomous enough to kill large pet dogs and cats and is usually found in suburban gardens as well as in dark areas indoors which requires the use of pest control Austin. The usual methods employed in controlling pests by their exterminating services include, the application of residual sprays, misting, fogging, baiting, dusting, foaming, netting, trapping, prevention and exclusion. But care should be taken that your pest control Austin services do not use pesticides that come with warning labels, as this could harm you and your family. They only use chemicals, which are human friendly, and have a negligible impact on the environmental to treat your pest problems in Austin.
