A pest control visit to a Pearland home runs in four steps: inspection, treatment, sealing, and a follow-up call.
01
Inspection of the yard, foundation, and rooms
The crew walks the yard, the foundation line, and the rooms where activity shows, and names the pest before any product opens. The inspection marks entry gaps at weep holes, door sweeps, and pipe penetrations, and the plan follows those marks.
02
Treatment indoors where activity shows
Indoor treatment lands where the inspection found activity: under sinks, along baseboards, inside the pantry line, and in the garage. Targeted placements and baits sit out of reach of children and pets, and the crew names the dry time before leaving.
03
A treated band outside and sealing at the gaps
Outside work lays a treated band around the Pearland foundation, along the fence line, and under the eaves where insects rest. Sealing follows the same route, with screens at weep holes, sweeps at doors, and sealant at utility gaps.
04
Follow-up check and the next visit
The follow-up check reads the placements and any activity left in the house, on the schedule the first visit sets. Quarterly visits hold the outside band through the warm months, and a heavier problem takes a shorter cycle.