Go Dallas is here for your tick removal needs!

Regrettably, tick bites are usually pain-free, which means they may be tough to detect. You might not even know when a tick is feeding on you. Most individuals will not produce signs and symptoms from the tick bite. But this doesn’t imply that they aren’t spreading disease.

If you have ticks call us right away; we can treat your tick problems now! Contact Go Dallas Pest Control for Dallas Tick extermination.

Contact us for all of your stinging insect removal needs!

Our staff works through the entire Dallas, Texas area to remove all types of bees, wasps, and other stinging insects. Our stinging insect experts are experienced with removing honey bees, Africanized bees, wasps, hornets, and yellow jackets. We will remove the existing threat, as well as work to prevent the stinging insects from returning. Our experts will also clean-up the mess that the bees often leave behind. This usually involves removing any nests and waste materials that is left behind.

Below is a set of items to consider when attempting to eradicate a bee problem:

1. Bees will mind their own business as long as they are not disturbed. If you find a nest or swam of bees, just back away and do not disturb them. Be cautious about Africanized bees because they do not necessarily need to be provoked to attack. These bees tend to be more hostile.
2. Whenever you remove any stinging insect away from your home or business, you must also have the nest and any other left overs removed or the insect will come back. When obtaining rates, make certain that the businesses include this service within their quote or it may wind up costing you a lot more than you anticipated.
3. When our bee specialists go to your home, they’ll ensure that there are no openings in the house, such as holes in the walls or gaps in your roof top, that the bees or wasps can use to go in your home. It is always our first priority to see that your family and pets are protected.
4. Do not be deceived by the bee and wasp insecticides sold in stores. These items are just temporary solutions plus they won’t dispose of the beehive. Spraying bees is only going to annoy them and send them into attack mode. Bee removal is best left to specialists.
5. When you notice a nest or swarm, you should never approach it. Africanized bees may look just like honey bees, but they’re considerably more aggressive. We have had customers get stung in excess of thirty times simply because they attempted to remove a beehive with a broom. We simply cannot emphasize this enough: Avoid beehives. Bee attacks could be fatal to people.

As opposed to some other Dallas pest control companies, we don’t just send out our everyday pest control technicians to manage a bee removal job. Our Dallas bee removal specialists are truly passionate about safeguarding the families of Dallas and take their work seriously. Chances are, if you’ve seen several bees around your house or office, then you probably have a bee swarm or bee nest in the area. A single nest of bees will contain 1000s of bees! I know we do not have to inform you how dangerous it really is to possess a bee nest near your house.

If you feel bees have constructed a nest near your house or you want us to clear out a swarm that’s staying around, give our Dallas bee removal experts a phone call. Don’t fret, do not be forced to pay any kind of inspection fee. After you contact us we’ll ask you details about your problem so that we can present you with an estimate right over the phone. We provide you with flat-rates to ensure you know exactly how much it’s going to cost. We even guarantee our work, so that you know it will be done correctly. Call us today so we can show you how we’ll earn your business.

Dallas Cockroaches: The American Cockroach

The American cockroach, and other similar cockroaches such as the smoky-brown cockroach or oriental cockroach, can reach up to two inches in size. You might hear friends and family refer to these as tree roaches or wood roaches. People will use a number of names to keep from calling them cockroaches. These cockroaches typically live outdoors in wood piles or hollow trees. If you live anywhere near trees, then you probably have a hollow tree somewhere that’s perfect for these cockroaches to nest in. It’s common for Dallas residents to encounter these cockroaches outside. Many people also find a few of them in their homes in week. These cockroaches will often enter through cracks found near loose-fitting windows, or holes where electric wires or pipes pass through. These cockroaches usually won’t hide immediately when you turn on the lights. If you have been having these cockroaches enter your home and you would like to not encounter them in the future, we can come out and spray around your house. We’ll also inspect your home and cover up any problematic areas where they are entering from.

Dallas Cockroaches: The German Cockroach

The German cockroach is the disgusting cockroach that most people think of when they think about cockroaches. They’re typically about a half-inch in length and they have wings when they’re adults. If you notice one of these cockroaches in your home, then you need to call us immediately. Once they’re in your home, German cockroaches can lay egg capsules, which hatch in about three days after being deposited in your home. Each capsule contains 30 to 40 eggs. This means that within a few days of a cockroach entering your home, you could soon be dealing with 10s, if not 100s of cockroaches, depending on how many females there are. These cockroaches are active at night, and are afraid of the light. They’re often found in kitchens and bathrooms because they look for a source of food, moisture and warmth. Other common areas they’re found include attics, crawl spaces, and garbage areas. The German cockroach has also become more resistant to over-the-counter insecticides over recent years. This is another reason why it’s important that you call us immediately at the first sign of such a cockroach in your home.

Everyone agrees that the cockroach is one of the most disgusting insects. Not only are they disgusting, but cockroaches are also known to transmit food poisoning, salmonella and typhoid. We care about the safety of your family, pets, and home. If you suspect cockroaches, please be sure to call us and we’ll send out our Dallas cockroach professionals today!

Don’t get bitten; call us today!

Right here at Go Dallas Pest Control, we are proud of guarding the residents of Dallas from bed bugs. Recently, we’ve seen a substantial rise in the quantity of bed bug problems in the Dallas, Texas area. No one knows for certain why there’s a surge of bed bugs in Dallas, but it’s likely caused by more and more people buying used furniture from Craigslist and unintentionally bringing these bed bugs home.

The idea of bed bugs in your home will probably strike an unpleasant feeling. Bed bugs will make their presence known in a way that makes it impossible to ignore them. Bed bugs feed on humans when they’re sleeping. They do this by piercing the skin with a stylet (basically, a long part of its mouth). It sounds disgusting, but the bed bug will use this stylet to saw through the tissue to find blood vessels. It will then suck blood for about five minutes before returning to its hiding place. This area where he bed bug has fed will often swell up and itch a great deal.

It’s not unusual to not spot the bed bugs themselves. Not only are bed bugs nocturnal, but they’re also small and very adept at hiding in small areas. Most of the people do not realize they have a bed bug problem until they wake up with tons of little bites on their body. If you start noticing little fecal spots or blood smudges on your bedsheets, then you’ve likely been infested with bed bugs and you should call us immediately. Once you think it is possible that you could have bed bugs you should not sleep in your home until it’s been treated.

If you suspect you might have a bed bug infestation, Go Dallas Pest Control can treat all your bed bug problems and provide the bed bug treatment you need! Not all Dallas bed bug treatments are the same, so contact us today to have our Dallas bed bug experts come out to your home.