22 10, 2020

Houston Fall & Winter 2020 – What We Can Expect

Ants, Blog, Cockroaches, Fall Pest Control, Pest Prevention Tips|

After several months of heavy rainfall and the flooding that comes with it, Southeast Texans are ready to see what fall and winter have in-store. [...]

10 05, 2019

What Are Crazy Ants, And How You Can Prevent Them?

Ants, Houston Pest Control|

If you haven’t heard about crazy ants and you live in Texas, some might wonder if you’ve been living under a rock. But if that was the case, there’s a good chance you’ve become acquainted with crazy ants anyway! These pests have gotten everywhere, but only in the last decade. Here is some insight into the history of crazy ants in Texas.

7 09, 2018

How Much Do You Really Know About Fire Ants?

Ants, Blog|

8 True or False Questions that Prove How Much You Really Know About Fire Ants Although they’re small, fire ants wreak havoc here in Houston. [...]

11 10, 2017

The Life Cycle of Weather and Pests

Ants, Biting insects, Residential, Rodents, Stinging Insects|

As time passes following Hurricane Harvey, Holder’s phone continues to ring with new pest questions daily. Houston’s weather is still readjusting from the extreme moisture, [...]

15 09, 2017

Why Does Flooding Bring Fire Ants?

Ants, Residential|

You have probably seen the images of floating red fire ants in Houston from news sources all over the nation. It begs the question, what [...]

13 09, 2017

Termites vs. Ants, What’s the Difference?

Ants, Blog, Residential, Termite Inspection, Termites|

Termites and carpenter ants can look almost identical to one another, and while both can be damaging, it’s important you know what you’re dealing with [...]

5 09, 2017

Pests Relocate Following Harvey Floods

Ants, Biting insects, Blog, Cockroaches, Houston Pest Control, Rodents, Termites|

Some are calling the floods following Harvey the worst flood in a thousand years, and it had many residents fleeing their homes. But residents weren't the [...]

26 04, 2016

Common Ant Prevention Techniques

Ants|

Pesky, invasive ants are nothing new to the residents of Texas. They can be seen marching across lawns like a mighty army as well as coming into your home through the tiniest opening. Argentine ants and pharaoh ants are no more than 1/16 of an inch long, making access into your home possible through window screens and under doors. Having been in business since 1947, Holder’s Pest Solutions is equipped with the expertise, training, and knowledge pertinent to every situation and need of our clients. Contact Holder’s today and arrange for the services of one of our certified Master IPM Specialists and licensed fumigators.

30 07, 2015

Six Bugs You Should Avoid In Texas

Ants, Stinging Insects|

Texas is a great place to live or visit. But, whether you live in the Lone Star state, or you're just visiting, here are six bugs you'll want to avoid.

18 06, 2015

Foods Pests Love

Ants, Food and beverage processing, Restaurant and food service, Rodents|

There are a lot of pests that want to invade your home or business. Some of them are only looking for a place to hide from the weather, but the vast majority come seeking food. If you know what foods pests eat, you can deter them from coming in, or in many cases, from sticking around once they've come in.

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