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Jager Pest Pros

1 Review

“He has done pest control, both indoors and outdoors. I had three other exterminators and fired all of them. Then Mik...”

Serving Pasadena Pest Control Needs License: 0640537
Professional Friendly Service Every Time! On demand service available with no contractual obligation. www.jagerpestpros.com 832.602.9874
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Eagle Eye Pest Control

4 Reviews

“professional. could not have had better service.”

Serving Pasadena Pest Control Needs License: 13329
Eagle Eye Pest Control & Termite has over 20 years of experience dealing with all types of pest control. We are extremely reliable and do offer emergency services. We take pride in assuring that your needs are taken care of. We are able to provide all of our customers with reasonable pricing, qualit...
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Nature's Own Pest Control and Lawn Services

2 Reviews

“Organic pest control. Technician John did a great job with the fire ant problem I was having in my yard.”

Serving Pasadena Pest Control Needs License: 43812
Nature's Own Pest & Lawn Services is one of the fastest growing Pest Control Companies in Texas... Our fast growth can be attributed to our attention to detail. We strive for excellence in customer service. Our professionals are taught that the customer is number one. We provide complete training t...
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In the hot summer months, Pasadena's drought-like climate causes bugs to stop by for a visit. According to pest control services in Pasadena and surrounding Texas areas, homes are being invaded by ants, fleas, and chinch bugs. The reason – the bugs are looking for moisture. Pasadena exterminators say the chinch bugs target grass, sucking out sap which causes it to ultimately dry out and die. Fleas, on the other hand, target humans and other mammals. The tiny insect, which can jump 7 inches vertically and over 10 inches horizontally, latches on to people and feeds off their blood. Not only do fleas leave irritating, itchy bite marks, they can also transmit diseases.