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TERMITES

Termites. It’s incredible to witness the damage such a small creature can inflict. With an amenable climate for these pests, Texas is highly prone to termites and the infestations that can come with them. They can eat your home from the inside out, causing problems that can start as cosmetic and wind up as structural. Three species inhabit Texas, winged termites, subterranean termites, and dry termites being the most prolific. The best way to know if your home is safe is to get a professional inspection. We recommend having your home inspected by a professional once a year. We also offer pre-construction treatments that help ward off termites from day one. 855Bugs has been helping people in the Waco and Temple area manage termites for over 10 years! Schedule a FREE Inspection, we’d be happy to help ensure termites never threaten your home or livelihood.

A swarm of termites on rotten wood.

BED BUGS

Bed bugs are often the most dreaded bug infestation in the eyes of the general public. If you’re terrified of bed bugs entering your home, you’re not alone! Let’s take a look at bed bugs: their appearance, their behaviors, myths, prevention, and, the topic everyone wants to know about, bed bug treatment.

A swarm of termites on rotten wood.

RODENTS

Mice, rats, and other rodents are extremely resourceful and persistent creatures. Did you know a mouse can squeeze through an opening as small as ½ inch? And, don’t think you’re safe because that hole is only ¼ inch. They can easily chew through many surfaces to make that hole large enough to sneak through. Rats are excellent swimmers. While it certainly doesn’t happen often, rats can swim through sewer lines and wind up in your toilet bowl.

WHAT'S BUGGING YOU?

Click on a pest below and read what they’re about and what you can do yourself to prevent them from bugging you.

A swarm of termites on rotten wood.

TERMITES

Termites. It’s incredible to witness the damage such a small creature can inflict. With an amenable climate for these pests, Texas is highly prone to termites and the infestations that can come with them. They can eat your home from the inside out, causing problems that can start as cosmetic and wind up as structural. Three species inhabit Texas, winged termites, subterranean termites, and dry termites being the most prolific. The best way to know if your home is safe is to get a professional inspection. We recommend having your home inspected by a professional once a year. We also offer pre-construction treatments that help ward off termites from day one. 855Bugs has been helping people in the Waco and Temple area manage termites for over 10 years! Schedule a FREE Inspection, we’d be happy to help ensure termites never threaten your home or livelihood.

A swarm of termites on rotten wood.

BED BUGS

Bed bugs are often the most dreaded bug infestation in the eyes of the general public. If you’re terrified of bed bugs entering your home, you’re not alone! Let’s take a look at bed bugs: their appearance, their behaviors, myths, prevention, and, the topic everyone wants to know about, bed bug treatment.

A swarm of termites on rotten wood.

RODENTS

Mice, rats, and other rodents are extremely resourceful and persistent creatures. Did you know a mouse can squeeze through an opening as small as ½ inch? And, don’t think you’re safe because that hole is only ¼ inch. They can easily chew through many surfaces to make that hole large enough to sneak through. Rats are excellent swimmers. While it certainly doesn’t happen often, rats can swim through sewer lines and wind up in your toilet bowl.

WHAT'S BUGGING YOU?

Click on a pest below and read what they’re about and what you can do yourself to prevent them from bugging you.

Scorpion Control Services in Texas

Are you looking for effective scorpion control services in Texas?

Look no further than 855Bugs! Our team of experienced pest control professionals provides safe and effective scorpion control solutions for homes and businesses across Texas.

With our comprehensive scorpion control services, we will eliminate scorpions from your property and take steps to prevent future infestations. We use proven methods and the latest technology to ensure your home or business is scorpion-free.

Don’t let scorpions invade your space! Contact us today to schedule a free inspection and learn how we can help you protect your property from these dangerous pests.

Our Scorpion Control Services:

  • Free Inspection: Our trained professionals will inspect your property to determine the extent of the infestation and recommend a customized solution.
  • Safe and Effective Treatment: Our scorpion control treatments are safe for you, your family, and your pets, while effectively eliminating scorpions from your property.
  • Preventative Measures: We’ll take steps to prevent future scorpion infestations by sealing off entry points and eliminating conditions that attract scorpions.

At 855Bugs, we’re committed to providing the highest level of customer service and satisfaction. Contact us today to schedule your free inspection and get started on your path to a scorpion-free home or business!

SCORPION FAQs

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What do scorpions eat?

Scorpions are carnivores and typically eat insects, spiders, and other small creatures.

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Is a scorpion an insect?

No, scorpions are not insects. They belong to the class Arachnida, which also includes spiders, ticks, and mites.
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Are scorpions deadly?

While most scorpion stings are not deadly, some species can be dangerous to humans. Seek medical attention if you experience severe symptoms after being stung.

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Can scorpions climb walls?

Yes, scorpions can climb walls and other surfaces.
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Do scorpions travel in pairs?

While scorpions are generally solitary creatures, it’s not uncommon to find multiple individuals in the same area.

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How many eyes do scorpions have?

Scorpions have between two and five pairs of eyes, depending on the species.

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Where do scorpions live?

Scorpions can be found in various habitats around the world, including deserts, forests, and grasslands.

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How to get rid of scorpions?

To get rid of scorpions, it’s important to eliminate their food sources and seal up any cracks or gaps in your home. 855Bugs professional pest control services can also help.
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What does a scorpion sting look like?

A scorpion sting can cause pain, swelling, and numbness, among other symptoms. The appearance of the sting may vary depending on the species.

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How long do scorpions live?

The average lifespan of scorpions varies between 2-10 years depending on the species and environmental factors. 

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Why do scorpions glow?

Some species of scorpions glow under UV light, a phenomenon known as fluorescence. The purpose of this glow is not fully understood.

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How do scorpions get in the house?

Scorpions can enter homes through cracks, gaps, and other small openings. Eliminating these entry points can help prevent infestations.

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Are scorpions arachnids?

Yes, scorpions are arachnids and belong to the same class as spiders, ticks, and mites.

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How many legs do a scorpion have?

Scorpions have eight legs.

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Can you eat scorpions?

While some cultures consider scorpions a delicacy, it’s not recommended to eat them as they can be poisonous.
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What eats scorpions?

Scorpions have many natural predators, including birds, lizards, and other small animals.

STAY SCORPION FREE. SCHEDULE A FREE INSPECTION TODAY!

SCORPION FAQs

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What do scorpions eat?

Scorpions are carnivores and typically eat insects, spiders, and other small creatures.

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Where do scorpions live?

Scorpions can be found in various habitats around the world, including deserts, forests, and grasslands.

image of a persons hand holding a scorpion by its stinger. scorpion control page. are scorpions arachnids card.

Are scorpions arachnids?

Yes, scorpions are arachnids and belong to the same class as spiders, ticks, and mites.
side profile of a scorpion on wooden surface out doors. scorpion control page. are scorpions insects card

Is a scorpion an insect?

No, scorpions are not insects. They belong to the class Arachnida, which also includes spiders, ticks, and mites.
Close up image of a scorpion on white background. scorpion control page. How to get rid of scorpions card.

How to get rid of scorpions?

To get rid of scorpions, it’s important to eliminate their food sources and seal up any cracks or gaps in your home. 855Bugs professional pest control services can also help.

overhead image of a scorpion on a rock. scorpion control page. how many legs to scorpions have card

How many legs do a scorpion have?

Scorpions have eight legs.
close up of a scorpion stinger. scorpion control page. are scorpions deadly card.

Are scorpions deadly?

While most scorpion stings are not deadly, some species can be dangerous to humans. Seek medical attention if you experience severe symptoms after being stung.
bare foot hovering over a scorpion on concrete floor. scorpion control page. scorpion sting card.

What does a scorpion sting look like?

A scorpion sting can cause pain, swelling, and numbness, among other symptoms. The appearance of the sting may vary depending on the species.
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Can you eat scorpions?

While some cultures consider scorpions a delicacy, it’s not recommended to eat them as they can be poisonous.
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Can scorpions climb walls?

Yes, scorpions can climb walls and other surfaces.
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Why do scorpions glow?

Some species of scorpions glow under UV light, a phenomenon known as fluorescence. The purpose of this glow is not fully understood.
close up of a scorpion on a branch. scorpion control page. scorpion eyes card.

How many eyes do scorpions have?

Scorpions have between two and five pairs of eyes, depending on the species.
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How do scorpions get in the house?

Scorpions can enter homes through cracks, gaps, and other small openings. Eliminating these entry points can help prevent infestations.

STAY SCORPION FREE. SCHEDULE A FREE INSPECTION TODAY!

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855Bugs is the best pest control company in Waco and Temple as voted by Locals Love Us! Let us worry about pests, so you can focus on what’s most important to you! So, what are you waiting for? To get started with the Don’t Bug Me Plan, give 855Bugs a call. We’re happy to answer any questions you may have and get your initial treatment scheduled! We proudly serve Waco, Temple, Belton, Harker Heights, Killeen, Copperas Cove, Gatesville AND surrounding areas. When the stakes are high, trust 855Bugs!

Scorpion Control in Waco TX

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