Kenjura's Pest Management

06/06/2026

Here's a weekly report from our top technician @ Kenjura's here in Washington County:

The weather has been wet, and with that said, bug populations are plentiful and swelling.

A majority of our work has been securing homes from wasps and cockroaches, but we have also ran into issues like fleas, ants, and mosquitoes that require a little different approach than indoor residential pest control.

While the weather pattern seems to continue to remain wet and hot, watch untreated yards for signs of fire ant mounts to pop up once it starts to dry. If you have an animal companion, be sure to check your pants or ankles for fleas riding indoors with you. And, you can also check your sinks and cabinets for signs of black dust or droppings. Remember, bugs shelter from the rain just like you and I, so, unless you'd like to share your home with your creepy crawly friends, give us a call today to discuss how we can assist your home to remain as pest free as possible with a free estimate.

-Rodney "Buddy" Kenjura
(512) 216-3951
Kenjuras Pest Management
TPCL # 0985406

*Pictures: Dead Cockroaches (1). Live Paper Wasp Nest (2).

05/20/2026

Here we go.

A Harris County resident has been diagnosed with West Nile virus neuroinvasive disease, the rare but serious form that can cause severe neurological illness. This marks the first case of the year in the county.

https://www.khou.com/article/news/health/west-nile-case-neuroinvasive-disease-harris-county/285-1ae971d2-9e90-43f9-9977-11478a4dfd8a?utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook_KHOU_11_News

05/20/2026

Call us today to discuss how Kenjura's can assist your property management of mosquitoes!
We offer multiple tiers and packages to be as budget friendly for your backyard!
512-226-3951
TCPL #0950548

First West Nile case in Texas for 2026 confirmed to be in Harris County, DSHS says

05/13/2026

A haunting rat’s tale: Hauntavirus

By Rodney "Buddy" Kenjura In May 2026, global health officials began monitoring a cluster of hantavirus cases linked to a cruise ship outbreak involving the Andes strain of the virus. While public health agencies, including the World Health Organization (WHO), have emphasized that the overall public risk remains low, the event highlighted how quickly exposure to rodent-contaminated environments can create serious health concerns....

04/29/2026

The one about Ticks: Lone Star Ticks in Brenham and Washington County

By Rodney "Buddy Kenjura. As Brenham and Washington County head into peak tick season, public health experts are raising alarms about a potentially significant rise in Lyme disease. According to a recent PBS report, doctors are already seeing an unusually high number of tick bites early in the season—an indicator that 2026 could be a particularly bad year for this particular pest....

04/15/2026

Our top technician treating a flowerbed for Fleas.

Did you know that fleas love damp areas away from direct sunlight? Back yard ornamental gardens are perfect harboring areas for these blood suckers.

If you or your 4-legged companion are scratching and itching, give us a shout today for free estimate!

04/13/2026

Meteorologist are predicting a 'super' El-Nino this year, and f you've lived in the area long enough, you know that generally this calls for a wetter season, with warmer temperatures.

This year, Kenjura's is offering multiple packages to ensure mosquito elimination at a budget friendly cost.

If you and your loved ones are tired of them biting, swatting them away, or buzzing your ear, give me a shout today so we can setup a no-fly zone!

- Buddy & Kenjura's Pest Management

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04/08/2026

We've been busy this week doing multiple yard treatments for fleas!

Check out our latest blog in the comments, and give us a call or message to discuss your free estimate today!

04/07/2026

Fleas in Brenham, Washington County, and the Greater Houston Area.

04/07/2026By Buddy Kenjura With the temperatures on the rise, and summer on the horizon, you can rest assured that those 'creepy crawlies' are going to start coming out of their hiding spots, and from the underground. There are plenty of pests to cover, but one that has been red hot this season for us in Washington County are FLEAS. …...

04/07/2026By Buddy Kenjura With the temperatures on the rise, and summer on the horizon, you can rest assured that those ‘creepy crawlies’ are going to start coming out of their hiding …