Thankfully, not everything is bigger in Texas, including wasps, yellow jackets, and other stinging insects. That said, these pests are big enough on average to still cause problems in your home and yard.
From mice and rats to skunks and opossum, wildlife are undeniably present in Tomball, Texas. Unfortunately, these creatures sometimes exist in your own home as well.
Few things strike fear into the hearts of homeowners, quite like the threat of termites. A single termite might not look particularly destructive, but a colony of termites can cause hundreds – even thousands – of dollars in damage in a short amount of time.
No matter the season of the year, an ant infestation is never a welcome sight. Unfortunately for most homeowners, an ant infestation is something you can’t avoid.
As we head into the cooler seasons, just like humans, animals are looking for warmth and a place to call home--and wildlife are no exception! Nuisance wildlife like rodents, squirrels, raccoons, and skunks find their way into homes just like yours all the time.
Here at EnviroCon, we remember in great detail the catastrophic flood disaster that hit our great city in late August. From unparalleled rainfall to flash flooding across multiple states, this damaging storm set a new U.S. tropical cyclone rain record.
Last Updated: December 7th, 2022: If you’re a true Texan, you know that spiders in Texas can be a real threat! Active year-round, spiders make their way into homes just like yours every month of the year.
For anyone who has pets, we know what an important part of your family they are! For most people who own pets, they’re an extension of our family.
If you have a fire ant problem, chances are you found out the hard way. Known for their painful stings, one step on or near a fire ant hill can result in dozens of fire ants crawling up your leg, each leaving multiple painful stings along the way.
The Zika virus has been in the news constantly for the past year and a half--and for good reason. As a quickly spreading virus, the number of reported cases in the United States has increased year after year, causing valid concern for many--particularly pregnant women.