FAQ

The typical drying time for the product is 25 minutes. When the product has dried, you may use it without worry. Homeowners should also be aware that, unlike older pesticides, modern chemicals leave no lingering odor and may be administered as a fine mist to the desired regions without harming other plants.

After any pest control treatment has dried, it is essential to clean the house thoroughly. Cleaning has two purposes: removing the risk of unintentional contact with the chemicals. It also reduces the likelihood that pests will return or invade in the first place.

Regular pest treatment prevents pest problems. It allows our pest control experts to immediately check for and identify insect activity symptoms and eradicate any threat. Preventative pest control helps safeguard your property and family from pests.

Professional exterminators from Bugco Pest Control are qualified and experienced in removing these rodents from any building they infest. Our experts may take several techniques to combat this infestation, but ultimately, a combination of methods will be the most effective.

Going outside is unnecessary because today’s modern pest control sprays are equally effective indoors and out. The technicians will apply the treatment but will ask you to wait around 15 minutes to allow it to dry.

Even if the considerable daily rain experiences can’t thoroughly wash away pesticides, they can dilute them. However, many pesticides work instantly on touch, so rain may not diminish their effect much.

After having your home treated for pests, one of the essential things you can do is seal up any entry points that rodents, insects, and other pests may utilize to enter your home. First, be on the lookout for:

• Cracks
• Gaps
• Holes
• Pipes with holes
• Vent openings
• Gaps in walls and floors
• Broken screen
• Hole in the ceiling

Caulk, grout, cement, wire mesh, and expanding-foam sealant can be used to repair most of these issues.

Rodents and cockroaches can spread diseases like E. coli and salmonella to the food you eat, while other pests like wasps and hornets can cause painful bites or blisters. Bed bugs, ants, and stinging insects can also cause skin irritation or an allergic reaction in some people, and cockroaches have even been linked to asthma attacks in some people.

It would be the use of chemicals. Chemicals that kill or otherwise prevent the spread of pests are called pesticides, and they are the most widely used technique of pest management. Most pesticides are categorized by the type of pest they are designed to kill.

Eliminating pests the natural way is by plants. You may achieve effective pest management through the use of companion plants. Planting melons next to radishes, for instance, prevents beetles from moving between melons because they dislike the flavor of radishes.

Always consider that an infestation has already taken place by the time you see insects, bugs, or rodents in your house or place of business. So here are some benefits of hiring a professional:

• Correct pest identification.
• Finding the source is more accessible.
• Less damage is done.
• Controlling pests is more effective.
• Avoid harm to your health.

A significant and noticeable decrease in insect activity is often seen within one to two days. The time it takes to see results and what materials are used depends on the type of pest we’re up against.

Several short-term approaches may work temporarily. In our experience, you must go beyond basic methods to maintain successful pest control. Over-the-counter pest control products might be ineffective when used by amateurs. Our qualified personnel will do the job accurately and to regulation.

We recommend scheduling attic sanitizing every few years or after any significant pest issue, water leak, or mold growth.

Absolutely. We use non-toxic, eco-friendly treatments that effectively clean your attic without exposing your family or pets to harmful chemicals.

Yes. By removing droppings and other attractants, you make your attic less appealing to pests, reducing the likelihood of future infestations.

Yes! We can customize your attic sanitation to suit your needs.

Pest control workers eliminate bugs, rodents, ants, bedbugs, and termites from homes, buildings, and the surrounding areas. Most of the time, they check facilities for signs of pests, figure out what needs to be done, and give clients an estimate of how much their services will charge.

Regular pest control appointments help eliminate bugs before they become a problem. Regular maintenance will let our professionals look for potential pest activity signals, identify them, and take fast action to eliminate any threat. Your house and family will be protected against bothersome and potentially harmful pests if you take a proactive, preventative approach to pest management.

Check your clothing and bags when you get back from a trip. You should contact our pest control expert if you suspect you may have a bedbug infestation. You cannot eliminate bed bugs using do-it-yourself methods.

If you see real signs of an infestation, such as ants or bees on the outside of your home or flies near garbage cans, it could mean that there are pests living on your walls. If you notice cracks and crevices around windows or doors, this can indicate that termites have gotten inside.

Yes. We will treat the exterior and interior of your house with a wide variety of products to eliminate pesky pests and prevent them from coming back.

Bed bugs, ticks, and fleas are migratory pests easily transported from one place to another or within an apartment complex. It may therefore require several service visits to locate the infestation’s source and take the necessary precautions to prevent a re-infestation.

Attic insulation should be replaced if you notice any of the following signs:

• Decreased Energy Efficiency: If your home is experiencing higher energy bills due to heating or cooling inefficiency, it may be a sign that your insulation is no longer effective. Insulation that is damaged, compressed, or degraded can’t properly regulate temperature.
• Age of Insulation: Insulation typically lasts 20 to 30 years, but it can wear out sooner depending on factors such as moisture, pests, and wear. If your insulation is older than this and showing signs of wear, it’s a good time to replace it.
• Pest Infestation: If pests such as rodents, termites, or insects have infested your attic, they may damage or displace insulation. In some cases, they may even nest in the insulation, which not only reduces its effectiveness but can also cause health risks.
• Moisture Issues: If your attic has experienced water damage from leaks, condensation, or flooding, the insulation can become damp, compressed, or cause irritants and allergens. Wet insulation loses its ability to insulate effectively, so it should be replaced immediately to prevent damage to beams, sheetrock, or other parts of the structure.
• Visible Damage: If you see visible damage to your insulation, such as gaps, compression, or discoloration, it’s time to replace it. Insulation that is missing or unevenly distributed can cause temperature fluctuations in your home or be a sign of pest urine and droppings.
• Temperature Fluctuations: If certain rooms in your home are significantly colder or hotter than others, or if you notice drafts, it could be a sign that your attic insulation needs replacement.
• Soundproofing Issues: Insulation not only regulates temperature but also helps reduce noise. If your attic insulation is no longer absorbing sound as effectively, it might need to be replaced.

Replacing your attic insulation is an important step in controlling pest issues, and maintaining a comfortable and energy-efficient home. If you’re unsure whether your insulation needs replacing, a professional inspection can help determine the best course of action.

Your new insulation infused is with a naturally derived, non-toxic pest-repellent agent helps control and reduce infestations by incorporating specific properties that deter pests from entering or nesting in your attic. Here’s how it works:

• Repellent Action: The pest-repellent agent infused in the cellulose insulation has natural properties that make the environment less attractive or inhospitable to common pests such as termites, ants, fleas, cockroaches, silverfish, beetles, and rodents. These pests are repelled by the scent or the chemical barrier created by the insulation, effectively discouraging them from nesting in or near the treated areas.
• Disruption of Pests’ Nervous Systems: Some naturally derived pest-repellent agents work by interfering with pests’ neurological systems, making it difficult for them to thrive or reproduce. This can reduce the overall pest population in your attic or home, preventing future infestations.
• Long-Lasting Protection: Since the pest-repellent agent is infused directly into the insulation, its effectiveness is built in and can last for years. The cellulose insulation, being a dense material, helps to keep pests from burrowing into it or damaging it, which may be an issue with other types of insulation like fiberglass or foam.
• Non-Toxic to Humans and Pets: The pest-repellent agent used in the insulation is naturally derived and non-toxic, ensuring that it does not pose health risks to humans, pets, or the environment. This makes it a safe, sustainable choice for families while still being effective against pests.
• Preventative Barrier: The insulation acts as a preventative barrier, making it harder for pests to enter the attic in the first place. It creates a sealed and protected space that discourages them from finding suitable conditions for nesting or breeding.

Overall, this type of cellulose insulation not only improves the energy efficiency of your home but also provides a pest-resistant solution without the need for harsh chemicals or pesticides. It’s an environmentally friendly way to safeguard your attic from infestations while promoting a healthy living space.

Yes. By removing droppings and other attractants caused by pests, you make your attic space less appealing to future pest infestation now that the old, soiled nesting areas are gone and that space is sanitized, it helps reduce the likelihood of future infestations. So, you have the One-Two Punch of making it less appealing and creating a less suitable area for pests with treated insulation. As.

Yes, our technicians are trained to handle animals safely, so there is no risk involved. We can also help with indoor or outdoor pests that bother your pets, such as fleas and ticks.

Our cost varies depending on the size and location of your home or business. Contact us for a free estimate.

Contact us immediately, as termites can cause significant damage in a short amount of time. We’ll thoroughly assess the situation and determine the best treatment option for your home or business.

We recommend that you have your property treated every year. This will eliminate any existing termite colonies and prevent new ones from forming. We offer monthly and annual pest control packages customized to fit your needs.

Proactivity is always better than reactivity, and it applies to pests. They will return to your home one way or another; you can decide whether you want protection when they come back. We at BUGCO® Pest Control are here to help you solve this problem.

The best way to tell if your house is infested with pests is to look for signs of their presence. These can include:

• Holes in walls or ceilings
• Droppings, dead insects, and live ones
• Scratching sounds in the attic or basement

We provide a free inspection, so you know exactly what kind of pests you’re dealing with and how they are getting in.

The time it takes to get rid of pests depends on the type of problem you have and how quickly you want it resolved. We can usually provide a quick solution within 24 hours, but if you need long-term pest control service, we offer monthly plans.

Never do we ask for a contract. Even though we have many customers on quarterly and yearly programs, we are delighted to provide care as needed. For ant, roach, and yard treatments, we will send you a quarterly reminder card; for flea treatments, we will send you an annual reminder; or, if you prefer, we will contact you to remind you.

We advise waiting until all tradespeople have finished their work before performing the pest treatment (painting, carpet laying, landscaping, and final clean-up). Ideally, a day or two before moving in.

Termites are always looking for new food sources, so if they find a significant amount of untreated wood in or near your home, they can move on the same day. If you’re moving into a new home, termites can even infest the structure before it is finished.

Some choices include DIY pest treatment, conventional pest management, and environmentally friendly pest control. Regardless of the approach selected, the expense of pest control is worth it. They can save money by recognizing and eradicating pest problems early, saving costly infestations and damage.

Many pesticides can’t dissolve in water so that they won’t be washed away by rain. It’s a different thing when it rains for days. If the weather keeps getting worse instead of better, you may need to reschedule your appointment with the pest control company.

Pests can get into homes through holes in the walls and floors. Even around pipes or cracks, as well as through spaces under doors or windows. Insects that need a place to stay build nests or sleep in the walls, attic, or living spaces. Pests are drawn to food, light, warm air, and water.

Think about doing the following:

• Take note of all pest areas.
• Clean the floors well.
• Get rid of the mess.
• Fix water leaks.
• Put away food and cooking tools.
• Pets should be kept away.
• Move big, heavy things.

Some pests are tougher to exterminate than others, and some residences are more challenging to reach and treat than others. Depending on the problem’s severity and the selected treatment technique, clients may have to wait anywhere from 30 minutes to 8 hours for treatment.

When you observe the first symptoms of an infestation, you should call an exterminator. The longer you wait to contact and seek treatment, the worse your pest problem will get. A licensed exterminator can end the infestation before it spreads too far.

Pests are harmful to human health. Many household pests, like mice, rats, ticks, and mosquitoes, can transmit dangerous diseases to people if left unchecked. Maintaining a regular pest management program is the best way to safeguard your home and loved ones from danger.

Contact a pest control expert if you notice any signs of an infestation. Pests will worsen the longer you wait to contact for help. Because where there’s one, there’s bound to be more, it’s best to call an exterminator before the situation gets out of hand.

Wait for at least two to four hours before going inside. You should exercise caution since the chemicals used by the exterminator can be absorbed via your skin and lungs if you enter the house too soon after they have been applied.

Some pests are more challenging to eliminate than others, and some homes are more difficult to access and service than others. Treatment times might range from 30 minutes to as much as 8 hours, depending on the condition and the method used.

Inquiring about a pest inspection or management service indicates that you have already attempted a DIY solution to the problem. Taking matters into one’s own hands has its benefits, but when it comes to pest management, it’s usually more work than anyone has time to provide. Homeowners rarely have the time or training to deal with the variety of insect problems that might arise in and around a property.

It varies from situation to situation. Certain pests require more time and effort to eliminate than others, and some properties are more extensive to service than others. Some treatments can be completed in thirty minutes, while others might take as long as eight hours, depending on the severity and the treatment necessary.

There are bed bugs outside of beds. They can actually be found behind picture frames and in chair cushions, sofa cushions, gaps and crevices under baseboards, and behind electrical outlets. Bed bugs can therefore reside almost anywhere.

There may be a few short-term solutions that work. Our experience has shown that conventional approaches to pest management aren’t enough for long-term success. Some DIY pest control with over-the-counter solutions won’t work. Pesticides are dangerous, and just like other chemicals, they should be handled accordingly. At BUGCO® Pest Control, we have trained workers to complete tasks correctly and within the rules.

For the most part, hiring a professional exterminator will yield better and quicker results than attempting to do it yourself. Spotting pest issues early and swiftly eradicating them can save you money in the long run by preventing an expensive infestation or damage.

Mice start building their winter nests in dwellings as early as October, and they start reproducing in the early spring. Winter is an excellent time to take precautions, even if you haven’t seen any symptoms of an infestation. This will lessen the possibility of an invasion during the spring when numbers surge.

Keep the kitchen clean by removing crumbs, spills, and other dirt. Do frequent shelf cleaning—cereal, flour, and dog food should be kept in resealable containers. Clean up trash regularly and keep it stored in tightly sealed containers.

The first step is to call your local pest control company like us and schedule a consultation. Our technician will evaluate the situation, determine how best to treat it, and give you a quote for services rendered.

Our Buda TX customers choose between two primary treatment forms: liquids and baits. To provide long-term protection, liquids should be applied around a home’s perimeter. Bait systems entail planting underground monitoring units.

The time a pest control treatment will last depends on the type of procedure you choose, how often it is applied and what types of pests you are trying to eliminate. Some products will only need to be applied once every year or two; others may need to be reapplied every few months.

Pests of various kinds invade our houses continuously throughout the year. You can choose between controlling your insect issue for a month (one treatment) or annually (a quarterly program). Selecting one of our pest control plans establishes a barrier around your house, guaranteeing that no pests will enter it.

A quarterly program is recommended for people who want to be sure that no more pests will enter their homes and for those who want to avoid using chemicals as much as possible.

Yes, we do. Our pest control guarantee ensures that you will be satisfied with our services. If you have any problem with pests or if they come back after the treatment, please tell us so we can send an exterminator immediately. We will not charge for this visit.

Treatments for mites and bedbugs last one to two hours, and the fogging phase of the treatment requires a three- to four-hour evacuation period. Termite treatments do not involve evacuation but may take half an hour for tiny spot treatments to several hours for larger infestations. Your technician will call and give you a time estimate and pricing estimate.

Mice steal paper from your home to make their nests, so finding this together with tiny rice-like droppings is a sure sign that you have furry company. Try our pest control service offers assistance with extermination or prevention. Our professionals provide year-round, long-term rodent control solutions. Call us right away.

Being extremely evasive, bed bugs are frequently discovered in places other than the bed. Bed bugs can endure various temperatures, from below freezing to 122 degrees Fahrenheit, and survive for months without feeding. You can manage bed bugs with caution, ongoing inspection, and expert pest control services.

Having a pest control program in place will offer year-round defense and should do away with the need to treat the inside each time. Following the initial interior treatment, routine exterior treatments are planned to maintain a treated area (wall) around your home, preventing pests from entering.

Reduce the number of harborage locations on your property where pests can live. Trim back any vegetation or ground cover near your property, such as heavy layers of pine needles or ivy. Fix any obvious flaws and openings intruders might use to enter your house.

Although it is secure, we advise that you leave your home while the procedure is being done and to give the rooms three hours to ventilate thoroughly before returning.

• Examine your home’s exterior for cracks and holes, and seal them. 
• Find any leaky faucets or other areas where moisture can collect around the foundation of your house by walking around the outside of it. 
• Clear gutters of debris 
• Trim the bushes and tree limbs surrounding your house.

Our priority is safety. Our service specialists have received training on applying products correctly to guarantee a healthy and secure environment for our customers’ families and pets. The EPA has approved the usage of every professional pest control product we employ.

Each customer will receive a unique strategy as part of our mission. Each service program considers the environment, your home, and the pest problem. To discuss prices for your home, get in touch with our office!

Sprayed regions can cause some concern while still wet. However, after the carrier (tap water) has evaporated, the active ingredients will stick to the surfaces and will not contaminate the area or be hazardous to your health. However, if you come into contact with it while it’s still wet, immediately wash it with soap and rinse thoroughly with water.

Yes, BUGCO Pest Control offers comprehensive pest control services for both residential and commercial properties.