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Guide To Avoiding Carpenter Ant Damage In Austin, TX
- Remove old or decaying wooden materials from your property. This could include stumps, logs, rotted trees, fences, and sheds.
- Clean your floors and counters regularly to pick up crumbs and sticky stains. Unlike termites, carpenter ants don’t eat wood and must find food sources elsewhere.
- Seal cracks and gaps around your foundation.
- Keep your garbage cans sealed and stored away from your exterior walls.
- Remove thick foliage from your property.
- Reduce moisture wherever possible.
How To Minimize Mosquito Exposure In Austin, TX
- Dump out flower pots, buckets, cans, bowls, toys, and any other items that may collect rainwater
- Clear debris from your gutters to ensure they are draining correctly
- Remove weeds, tall grass, shrubs, overhanging tree branches and other vegetation from around your foundation and exterior walls
- Fill in the low lying areas of your lawn
- Drain areas of still or standing water
Commercial Pest Control In Austin, TX
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