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What to Know About Pest Control in Texas

By DoMyOwn staff
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Texas Extension Office Information

For more information and specific questions about Texas pest control, contact your local extension office.

Click here to learn more about contacting your local state extension office.

Most Common Household Pests in Texas

According to recent data, the most "important" (or in other words, the most common) insects encountered by Texas residents and Texas pest control operators are the following. For more information on the identification or control of any listed pest, just click on its name.

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