Entex Pest Solutions

Mostly gone are the truly superior pest control companies which operate on knowledge, training and a dedication to customer service. After years of managing operations for large and national pest companies, the leadership of Entex Pest vowed to create a pest control company that would be founded on customer-oriented service, tailored pest solutions and knowledge-based treatment strategies. Entex Pest Solutions may not fit the modern service company mold, but our very loyal customers appreciate our staff members' knowledge, experience, and heightened attention to detail.

No wood-eating insect is more destructive to North Texas homes than the subterranean termite. These insects often go completely unseen, hiding inside moldy and rotting wood, and cause thousands of dollars in damage to homes across this region. Termites actually do a lot of good for the environment, as they live by digesting dead and rotting cellulose (wood) that would otherwise clutter our world. Conflict occurs when the rotting wood they are consuming is a part of your house. At Entex Pest, centrally located in the Dallas/Ft.

Most of today's commercial pest service goes something like this: Twenty minutes of service time, a technician who cannot answer questions, a receipt or service ticket that does not communicate anything, and a signature request followed by, "See you next month." Entex Pest Solutions provides scientifically sure pest protection for your business. Our team is able to offer this level of service thanks to years of industry experience, consistent staff training, a dedication to continuing education, and earnest quality commitment.

At Entex Pest Solutions, our professionals study the biology of these commensal rodents to learn the most effective and least invasive methods to rid your home or business of these unsanitary intruders. Our tailored methods are proven to be faster, less invasive, more sanitary, and more effective in the long-term than those of other rodent control companies. House Mouse: Mus musculus This rodent is very small in size and does not require daily water. It usually builds an actual nest and travels short distances to its food sources.