Tough On Pests, Not the Planet

At Pestmaster of San Antonio, we believe in protecting our environment. That’s why we use environmentally conscious solutions that are applied by our experienced and licensed technicians. But that doesn’t mean we let pests off the hook!

Our products are tough on insects and rodents and we have techniques to help us locate them at their source so that we can get rid of them – and keep them away. 

Our San Antonio pest control team will customize a solution to perfectly fit your home or business so that we can deliver the most effective solution. Request a quote today!

Signs You Might Have a Pest Problem

Many pest problems may go unnoticed, since they can often fly or crawl undetected. As such, it's important to pay attention to signs of pest infestations.

Some common signs of a pest infestation include:

• Sightings - Even if you don't see any pests, some may still be present, as many are nocturnal and only come out at night.
• Foul Odors - This could be the smell of rodents, cockroaches, or even termites. If you notice any strange smells, be sure to investigate further, as this could be a sign of a serious problem.
• Nests or Hives - Insects like bees, wasps, and termites build nests and hives to house their young. They can be dangerous to remove, and you should contact a professional if you see any.

If you find any of these common signs or have suspicion of pest issues in your home or business, contact us online for quick and effective pest control in San Antonio, TX!

Protect Your Family & Property

Finding pests in your home is a major cause of stress and discomfort. Not only can pests create an unpleasant living environment, but they can also carry diseases, destroy property, and leave behind waste that can contaminate food and furniture.

If you have experienced a problem with pests in your home or business, pest control is necessary as pest activity can spread quickly and become difficult to eradicate once an infestation has occurred. 

 Doing so not only helps alleviate stress, it also provides peace of mind knowing that you are protecting your family from communicable illnesses brought on by pests.