When it comes to maintaining a pristine and pest-free outdoor space for your business, HOA, or apartment complex, you need a reliable...

Living in Midland, Texas, means enjoying wide-open spaces and sunny days, but it also means dealing with pesky sticker weeds like...

Living in Midland, Texas, means enjoying wide-open spaces, warm weather, and a vibrant community. But it also means battling weeds that...

Living in the Permian Basin, you know pests can be a year-round headache. Whether it’s ants marching across your kitchen counter,...

In the rugged landscapes of West Texas—spanning Midland, Odessa, Andrews, Pecos, Monahans, Big Lake, Rankin, Big Spring, and...

Key Points Tejas Pest and Weed Control offers professional pre-emergent applications using indaziflam, superior to store-bought options...

Lawn aeration is the process of creating small holes in the soil of a lawn to allow water, air, and nutrients to penetrate deeper into...

Here in Andrews, Midland, and Odessa we have huge soil temperature fluctuations in the late winter and early spring. Most weeds begin to...

The two usual roaches we come across here in the West Texas area are German Roaches and American Roaches. Roach infestations are caused...

Wayne K. Clatterbuck Associate Professor Forestry, Wildlife & Fisheries University of Tennessee Introduction Late-season droughts are...

For Midland, Odessa, and Andrews that means MORE mosquitos and MORE rodents. You can learn more about rodent control from a previous blog...

This odd looking caterpillar is called a puss caterpillar. These fuzzy looking guys are deceiving. The hairs are actually like hypodermic...

Mice and rats live among us in the county and within the city. They are everywhere. Keep a look out for droppings around your home....

This is a must read article if you live in West Texas (Midland, Odessa, Andrews, and surrounding areas) where weeds are a constant...

Cooler weather is fast approaching and nasty bugs like scorpions are preparing by moving into your home! They commonly work their way...