We have a trained and licensed exterminator Dallas can trust to get rid of them successfully, without using toxic materials. Are you looking for companies that offer low-impact pest control Dallas homeowners can rely on? Integra Termite and Pest Control uses only organic, botanical, and low impact products that are harmless for you, your family, and your pets but tough on pests. With over twenty-three years of experience in the pest control business, we have the knowledge and expertise necessary to use these products safely and effectively in order to eliminate pests from your home.
If you're looking for the kind of exterminator Dallas and Fort Worth homeowners and business owners can trust, then call Integra Termite and Pest Control. We are one of the leaders in Dallas and Fort Worth termite control. We keep the overall condition of your home and business surroundings in mind as we do our job. Getting rid of pests in your home or place of work is serious business for us. In addition, we choose to deal with these problems in ways that will not put people in danger. Termites, cockroaches, rodents, and other pests often make their dwelling in and around the places where we live or work.
Fleas are a persistent pest that makes life difficult for pets and their owners. While there are hundreds of different species of fleas, they all share the same common traits: they feed on blood, spread disease, and can be incredibly difficult to get rid of. If you have a flea problem in your home, contact the Fort Worth flea control and extermination experts at Integra Termite and Pest Control. Fleas have four stage they go through during their life cycle - egg, larva, pupa, and adult. Most of the eggs are laid on an animal, and those that do not stick fall in pet beds, furniture, etc. Eggs typically hatch within one week, and tiny larva emerge.
If you wake up with small, red bite marks after a night's sleep and these bites are causing skin irritation, there may be bed bugs hiding in your mattress and they are keeping you from sleeping tight. According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), the common household bed bug (Cimex lectularius) is a public health pest. It feeds on human blood and causes a mildly itchy and irritating bite.
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