X Out Pest Services

03/12/2026

Getting more trucks wrapped and ready to hit the road so we can continue to serve you better! Contact us today to setup services. https://xoutpest.com




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03/12/2026

01/16/2026

These are American Roaches!
🪳 They are one of the largest home-infesting species at around 1.5 to 2 inches long.
🪳They are omnivorous and will eat just about anything! Examples: food, paper, glue, hair, etc. They can survive for months without eating and one month without water!
🪳Not only do they cause an unpleasant odor, they carry multiple diseases and parasites. On top of that they can also trigger allergies!
🪳Each female can produce up to 224 offspring in their lifetime! This helps them to infest areas quickly.
🪳Roaches are extremely resilient! Their exoskeleton can withstand up to 900x their own body weight. They can survive decapitation. They are one of the fastest crawling insects. And are able to hold their breath in water for up to 40 minutes.

Trust us when we say you do NOT want these guys in or near your home!

🌱Seeing pests or have more questions? Give us a call at 512-271-5656 or reach out at [email protected] 🌱

12/24/2025

12/18/2025

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12/18/2025

Temporary jail time for this trash panda, relocating rocket to a new home today. We got this one prior to it becoming a monster in the attic 😉

11/22/2025

🦂Awesome images captured by our tech of a mother scorpion carrying her babies! 🦂

Colder weather is coming! Don’t want this family moving in your home? Give us a call at 512-271-5656 or send us an email at [email protected]

11/14/2025

With the holiday season getting closer and closer make sure your home and yard are pest free! Contact us at 512-271-5656 or [email protected] to keep your friends and family safe from any unwanted surprises!

11/07/2025

This is a Black Witch Moth photographed by our tech!
▪️These moths wingspan can reach up to 7 inches, and are often mistaken for bats due to size and flight patterns!
▪️Some cultures consider these good luck while others see them as a sign of death or misfortune. In Mexico they are often referred to as mariposa de la muerte (the butterly of death)
▪️These moths are migratory and fly north into the U.S. from Mexico.
▪️Although they have many superstitious tales surrounding them, they do not bite, sting, or carry any diseases.
▪️They are nocturnal and Adults prefer to feed on overripe fruit.

Have some questions about pests in or around your home? Please reach out to [email protected] or give us a call at 512-271-5656