Got Pest Problems?

Yes! The warm summer months provide the perfect conditions for pests to thrive and multiply quickly. This season sees an increase in activity from insects such as ants, mosquitoes, and fleas, cockroaches, spiders, scorpions, and more. Which are not only annoying but can also pose health risks. Additionally, with the humidity and occasional summer rains, your home can become a haven for pests seeking shelter and moisture. Regular pest control during the summer can help manage these populations, keeping your home comfortable and pest-free. This proactive measure prevents infestations before they start, ensuring you can enjoy your summer without unwanted guests.

At Romex, all of our Pest Control treatments are kid and pet friendly. Our priority is keeping your family safe from your creepy crawly invaders, without putting them at any risk.

A common worry when making a new investment. You deserve to have a bug free home, which is why we guarantee our services. If you're still seeing bugs between your scheduled services, we will set up a free return appointment to make sure you get the results you're looking for. Consistent treatments (whether it be your normally scheduled services or a return appointment) are necessary to keep your pests out for good.

Your concern about handling pest control on your own is completely valid.

While DIY methods can sometimes help with minor pest issues, professional pest control offers several key advantages. Our technicians are trained to identify specific pest species, their behaviors, and the most effective treatments. We use safe and targeted methods, eliminating any potential harm to your family and pets. Plus, we have access to commercial-grade products that are more potent than what you'll find in stores, ensuring a more effective and long-lasting solution for your pest problems.

Neglecting pest control can lead to significant issues. Pests, including insects and rodents, have the potential to cause substantial damage to your property. They might chew through electrical wires, cause structural damage (like termites and carpenter ants), and contaminate your living spaces, leading to costly repairs. Moreover, pests can carry diseases, posing severe health risks for you and your family. Delaying pest control can make the situation more challenging and expensive to address. Investing in professional pest control not only safeguards your property but also ensures the well-being of your household and maintains a pest-free living environment.

We understand your concerns about termite infestations. They've taken a special liking to homes in the South Central region of the USA and can cause MAJOR property damage if left uninterrupted. Recognizing the signs early is crucial to addressing the issue. Here are some indicators to look out for:

Wood Damage: Inspect areas behind walls and under floors for unexplained wood damage. Termites often chew through wood, leaving it weakened and susceptible to crumbling.

Hollow Sounds: Tap on wooden surfaces around your home. If you hear a hollow sound instead of a solid one, it could be an indication of termite damage. Termites consume wood from the inside out, leaving a hollow structure.

Maze-like Tunnels: Check for maze-like tunnels within wooden structures. Termites create these tunnels as they burrow through the wood fibers. If you notice these intricate patterns, it's a sign of termite activity.

Discarded Wings: Termites swarm during certain seasons, and discarded wings near entry points could signal their presence. Swarmers shed their wings after finding a new location to establish a colony.

Mud Tubes: Outdoors, pay attention to the presence of mud tubes near potential food sources, such as wooden structures or tree branches. Termites use these tubes for protection as they travel between their nest and food.

Understanding these signs is crucial because termite infestations can pose significant risks to your home. The structural integrity of wooden elements may be compromised, leading to costly repairs. Timely detection and intervention are key to mitigating these risks.

If you suspect termites in your home, ask us about our FREE termite inspections today.