Pest library

Identify the pattern before choosing the response.

Use these fictional field notes to understand common Houston pest pressure, where evidence appears, and what an inspection should confirm.

01 / Fast indoor breeding

German roach

Moisture, food pressure, appliances, and neighboring-wall movement.

Look for
Location, time, moisture, food pressure, damage, and repeat movement.
Inspection goal
Connect visible evidence to the route and the condition supporting it.
02 / Attic + roofline

Roof rat

Overhanging trees, utility entries, soffits, garage gaps, and plumbing chases.

Look for
Location, time, moisture, food pressure, damage, and repeat movement.
Inspection goal
Connect visible evidence to the route and the condition supporting it.
03 / Soil colonies

Fire ant

Yard activity mapped around irrigation, shade, and movement toward the structure.

Look for
Location, time, moisture, food pressure, damage, and repeat movement.
Inspection goal
Connect visible evidence to the route and the condition supporting it.
04 / Hidden structural risk

Subterranean termite

Soil contact, moisture, expansion joints, plumbing entries, and damaged wood.

Look for
Location, time, moisture, food pressure, damage, and repeat movement.
Inspection goal
Connect visible evidence to the route and the condition supporting it.

A photo helps. A pattern helps more.

Where the activity appears, when it appears, and what changed around the property can narrow the first inspection path before arrival.

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