Since 1974 Certified has been providing the most effective Pest Control, Rodent, Wildlife and Termite Control Services in the Dallas & Fort Worth area. We've been providing customer-centered pest control and extermination services in the Dallas & Fort Worth area since 1974. Our business includes a well-trained network of licensed technicians, field supervisors, and customer service representatives.We take pride in having some of the most educated and experienced professionals in the business. It's how we grew into one of the most well recognized regional pest control organizations.
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Certified Termite & Pest Control is proud to be a part of a nationwide pest control family. While Certified provides a number of quality pest control services to homes and businesses in the Dallas and Fort Worth area, a number of our sister companies do the same around the country. Schendel Pest Service provides residential and commercial service throughout Kansas, Oklahoma, and Arizona.
Pests and rodents aren't simply a nuisance - they can severely affect your health and the health of your family. This is why bug and insect prevention is critical in protecting homes, businesses, schools, and any other place where human beings live, work, or play from a pest infestation. Seal cracks and holes on the outside of the building including entry points for utilities and pipes.
Africanized "killer" bees are a type of honey bee that is a common nuisance for Texas homeowners. They were first introduced to the United States in 1990 when the killer bees escaped from a testing facility in Brazil. In North America, the first recorded sighting of Africanized killer bees was near the United States and Mexico border in the town of Hidalgo, Texas.
Pests are attracted to food, water and shelter. Exclusion techniques and removing food and water sources will help deter pests. Simple measures such as keeping food in sealed containers and cleaning up after each meal to avoid leaving crumbs can help. Fix leaky pipes and drains to ensure that if pests do get in, they won't have ideal conditions in which they can thrive.
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