Keep the Surprises Outside.
Scorpions are nighttime hunters that shelter in protected spaces during the day. Around homes, gaps and clutter can put those hiding places closer than you’d like.
We look at the activity you’re seeing and the property around it, then recommend a plan that combines appropriate treatment with prevention.
Where Scorpions Find Shelter
Exterior Doors & Thresholds
Small gaps beneath doors can provide a way inside. We check likely entry points and recommend improvements to door sweeps and weatherstripping.
Rock & Wood Piles
Materials stored against a house can offer cover. Moving them away from the foundation can make inspections and prevention easier.
Garages & Storage
Undisturbed boxes and stored equipment create hiding places. Clear floor space helps you spot activity and reduces shelter.
Foundation & Wall Gaps
Cracks and utility openings deserve attention. We identify possible access points and discuss suitable exclusion measures.
HOW IT WORKS
A Smarter Approach
To Scorpion Control
Inspect
We inspect reported activity, likely access points, and sheltered areas around the home.
Treat
We recommend targeted treatment where appropriate, based on the inspection and product label requirements.
Protect
We help you prioritize sealing gaps, reducing clutter, and changing conditions that support activity.
Signs of Scorpion Activity
Avoid handling scorpions with bare hands. Let us assess the activity and likely entry points.
Why Are Scorpions Showing Up?
Shelter and access matter.
A treatment alone may not resolve every entry point. Gaps, stored materials, and protected spaces can continue to bring scorpions close to the house.
We connect what we find with practical next steps for your property, so your plan addresses more than the latest sighting.
Take the Sting Out of Surprise Visits.
Let’s find out what’s bringing these visitors in. We’ll inspect your property and recommend a practical plan to address scorpion activity.
Call (254) 870-8225
Say goodbye to pests.
Ants, cockroaches, termites, mosquitoes, rodents, and scorpions can make themselves at home in Central Texas any time of year. We look for what’s bringing them in, treat where it’s needed, and help keep them from coming back, with a plan that fits your home. Get to know the pests we treat below.