Safety & Health Information
Protecting Your Family, Pets, and Environment
Safety is our top priority. Whether you're considering DIY pest control or professional services, understanding health risks, product safety, and proper precautions protects your family, pets, and environment. Our guides provide evidence-based safety information you can trust.
Are Pest Control Chemicals Safe for Children?
Learn about modern pest control products, dry times, re-entry safety, and child-safe application methods.
Read Safety Guide →Pet Safety During and After Pest Control Treatments
Keep dogs, cats, and other pets safe with proper timing, product selection, and post-treatment protocols.
Read Safety Guide →Health Risks from Rodent Droppings
Understand hantavirus, leptospirosis, and safe cleanup procedures for rodent contamination.
Read Safety Guide →Bed Bug Treatment Safety: Heat vs. Chemicals
Compare safety profiles of heat treatments versus chemical applications for bed bug elimination.
Read Safety Guide →Asthma & Allergies: Pest Control Considerations
Special protocols for homes with respiratory conditions, including product selection and ventilation.
Read Safety Guide →Termite Treatment Chemicals: Toxicity and Safety
Understanding termiticides, soil treatments, and long-term safety for families and groundwater.
Read Safety Guide →Wasp Sting Allergies: When to Seek Emergency Care
Recognize anaphylaxis symptoms, carry EpiPens, and understand when DIY removal is too dangerous.
Read Safety Guide →Mosquito-Borne Diseases in Texas
Learn about West Nile, Zika, and dengue risks in Texas and protective measures for your family.
Read Safety Guide →Eco-Friendly Pest Control: Products and Methods
Environmentally responsible options including botanical products, mechanical controls, and IPM strategies.
Read Safety Guide →Safe Storage of DIY Pest Control Products
Proper storage, labeling, and disposal to prevent accidental poisoning and environmental contamination.
Read Safety Guide →Pregnancy and Pest Control Exposure
Special precautions for pregnant women, product avoidance, and safer alternatives during pregnancy.
Read Safety Guide →Food Safety After Cockroach Infestations
Contamination risks, proper cleaning protocols, and when to discard food after roach exposure.
Read Safety Guide →Our Safety Principles
Family First
Children and family safety guides every product choice and application method we recommend or use.
Pet Protection
Pet-safe products and protocols ensure four-legged family members remain safe during and after treatment.
Environmental Responsibility
Targeted treatments minimize environmental impact while maintaining effectiveness against pests.
Modern Products
EPA-registered products with proven safety profiles replace outdated, high-toxicity chemicals.
Transparency
Complete disclosure of products used, safety data sheets available, and honest safety information.
Licensed Professionals
State-licensed technicians trained in safe application methods and emergency response protocols.
Emergency Safety Information
Pesticide Poisoning
Poison Control: 1-800-222-1222
Symptoms: Nausea, dizziness, difficulty breathing, skin irritation
Severe Allergic Reaction
Call 911 Immediately
Symptoms: Difficulty breathing, swelling throat/tongue, rapid heartbeat
Rodent Bite
Seek Medical Care
Clean wound, monitor for infection, discuss rabies risk with doctor
Wasp/Bee Stings
Use EpiPen if Prescribed, Call 911
Multiple stings (10+) or known allergy require emergency care
Questions About Safety?
Our licensed technicians are happy to discuss product safety, application methods, and precautions specific to your situation.