Century Pest Control, Inc

05/28/2025

Who needs cages? Raccoon juveniles were taken to Animal Rescue.

03/14/2025

Fire Ants Taking Over Your Yard? Here’s What to Do!

Fire ants are more than just a nuisance—they deliver painful stings and can quickly take over your yard if left unchecked. These aggressive pests thrive in warm climates and often build large, visible mounds in lawns, gardens, and even near foundations.

Signs of a Fire Ant Infestation:
✔ Large, dome-shaped mounds in soil or grass
✔ Aggressive swarms when disturbed
✔ Painful stings that cause burning and itching

How to Get Rid of Fire Ants:
🔹 Treat mounds with fire ant bait or insecticide
🔹 Keep your lawn well-maintained and free of debris
🔹 Use boiling water as a natural treatment for small infestations
🔹 Call a professional for severe infestations

Don’t let fire ants take over—take action now to protect your yard.
Centurypest.com
210-344-8002

03/14/2025

Signs of a Rat Infestation:
✔ Scratching noises in walls or ceilings
✔ Droppings in pantries, cupboards, or along baseboards
✔ Chewed wires, furniture, or food packaging
✔ Grease marks along walls and floors

03/14/2025

Termite Season in San Antonio: What You Need to Know

Termite season in San Antonio typically runs from March to November, with peak activity occurring in the spring and early summer (March to June). During this time, subterranean termites, the most common type in Texas, swarm in search of new colony locations.

While termites are most active in warmer months, they can cause damage year-round, especially if they find shelter in a home or structure. Regular inspections and preventative treatments are key to protecting your property.

Stay ahead of termite trouble—schedule an inspection today!
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Centurypest.com

02/10/2025

The American cockroach is the largest pest cockroach in North America, averaging 1½ inches long.
In cooler or drier regions, however, American cockroaches are more confined to sewer and drainage systems, which provide the right environment and a food source.
Understanding the habits of the American cockroach and using targeted treatments allows pest management professionals to eliminate infestations for good while ensuring customer satisfaction.
American cockroaches are peridomestic, meaning they typically live outdoors but will move indoors when conditions are favorable. As pest management professionals know, American cockroaches thrive in high heat and humidity and are commonly found outdoors in tropical and subtropical areas, such as the southeastern US.

02/08/2025

Century Pest Focuses on these five key traits:
1. Licensed and Certified – They should have proper licensing and certifications to ensure they follow industry regulations and use safe, effective methods.
2. Experienced and Knowledgeable – Technicians should be well-trained and knowledgeable about different pests, treatment options, and prevention strategies.
3. Eco-Friendly and Safe Solutions – A reputable company uses treatments that are safe for people, pets, and the environment whenever possible.
4. Transparent Pricing and Services – Clear communication about costs, treatment plans, and guarantees ensures no hidden fees or surprises.
5. Good Customer Reviews and Service – Positive feedback and responsive customer service indicate reliability, professionalism, and effectiveness.

06/19/2024

Hidden ways termites find entry into your home. Three common ways are moisture issues close to the home, inside the home and slab foundation expansion joints inside the house. First image is moisture pooling from a A/C drip line seen here next to the house. The second is a hidden expansion joint that was discovered under a wooden floor. The third is a leaking shower pan that allowed water to escape into the closet that shared the same wall.

11/23/2023

Thank you to all those that follow us, do business with us and know us. If you’re new to us we thank you too. All of us at Century wish you and yours a Happy Thanksgiving.

11/22/2023

11/05/2023

Screened off deck to prevent animals from entering.

10/08/2023

To prove that we care for the animals we trap. Here’s a baby skunk we picked up and eventually reunited with momma.