The Bug Meister Pest Control Co. we are locally owned and have been servicing the local Valley areas from Brownsville to Rio Grande City, TX. and have been operating since 2008 with over 14 years of experience in the pest & termite field. We are licensed, certified and insured servicing both residential and commercial accounts.

We service for ants, bats, bees, bedbugs, birds, crickets, earwigs, fleas, flies, gnats, mosquitos , opossums, rodents scorpions, termites & ticks. We only use the most efficient and approved required insecticides by Federal and State Regulations. And for sensitive accounts we also use odorless and or natural insecticides. Service bi-monthly, monthly, every other month, every 2 months and quarterly (every 3 months) accounts mainly.

So how often should you do the pest service your home or place of business you might ask yourself? Although there are several variables to this question, there is a more concise answer. The key point in selecting the right service frequency is to balance the Target Pest over the Conducive Conditions over the Insecticide Residual Equation. Sometimes, you might need to do repetitive treatments depending on what bug issues you are looking at. Some structures commercial or non may have more conducive conditions than others. Next, different insecticides choices require different frequency applications due to loss of residual effect or to the favorable liking in the case of bait products. Without knowing your specifics, a regular or general pest control treatment for 'insects' every other month to every two months sounds and looks about right to the exterior of a residential setting. Bear in mind that, conducive conditions may require frequent inspections and or treatments. Finally, the following can also become a playing factor when deciding how often should you treat your home; geography, weather and customer tolerance level will differ often. The following detail has been based out of my field experience as a pest control operator in the Rio Grande Valley (RGV) area of south Texas.