Pierson Pest, LLC

Pierson Pest, LLC We are a small family owned and operated company, with over 17 years of industry experience, we have the knowledge to provide service for any pest issue.
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We cover everything from Termites to Mosquitoes and Rodents.

📖 TEXAS PEST TALESBackyard Mysteries with Detective MatthewBook  #2 – The Midnight ScorpionMatthew, Maddie, and Jack had...
09/01/2026

📖 TEXAS PEST TALES
Backyard Mysteries with Detective Matthew
Book #2 – The Midnight Scorpion

Matthew, Maddie, and Jack had just finished roasting marshmallows in the backyard.

As everyone headed inside, Maddie remembered she'd left her favorite stuffed bunny on the patio.

She opened the door...

Walked barefoot toward her bunny...

And suddenly stopped.

Just inches away...

A tiny scorpion stood perfectly still beside it.

It hadn't chased anyone.

It hadn't come looking for trouble.

It was simply searching for insects to eat during the cool evening.

Matthew remembered what he'd learned.

Scorpions like to hide around rocks, landscaping, firewood, patios, and anywhere insects gather after dark.

Instead of getting too close, the kids backed away and called for help.

Pierson Pest, LLC inspected around the home and helped reduce places where scorpions like to hide.

Sometimes the scariest discoveries happen when we least expect them...

But knowing where to look helps families stay one step ahead.

🕵️ Mystery Solved!

📚 Join Detective Matthew next month for another Texas Pest Tale.

08/31/2026

🐭 Monday | Texas Pest Tip

It's still hot in Texas, but that doesn't mean rodents aren't already scouting for their next shelter.

Mice can squeeze through surprisingly small openings, so rodent prevention isn't about waiting until you see a mouse—it's about finding the entry points before they move in.

🔎 Check these spots:
•Garage door seals
•Door sweeps
•Gaps around plumbing & electrical lines
•Openings around AC lines
•Attic vents
•Gaps around pipes and utility penetrations
•Pet food and animal feed storage

Here's the part many homeowners don't realize: sealing the hole is often more important than simply catching the mouse. That's the prevention side of pest control—and it's a big part of keeping the problem from coming back.

08/24/2026

🐝 Monday | Texas Pest Tip

WHY ARE WASPS SO ACTIVE RIGHT NOW?

If you feel like you're seeing more wasps around your home lately, you're not imagining it!

According to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, social wasp colonies continue growing throughout the spring and summer. By late summer, colonies are at their largest, which means more worker wasps are out foraging for food and actively defending their nest. 🐝

That’s why August can bring a noticeable increase in wasp activity around:
• Eaves & porch ceilings
• Playsets
• Fences & mailboxes
• Sheds & outbuildings
• Shrubs & landscaping
• Around outdoor food and drinks

One important thing to know: the increase in activity doesn't necessarily mean there are suddenly more nests, it can mean the existing colonies are simply much larger and more active than they were earlier in the season.

So if you're noticing more wasps around your property this month, there's a reason!

📞 And if those wasps are becoming a little too comfortable around your home, give Pierson Pest a call. We're happy to help!

When you choose Pierson Pest, you’re supporting a local family (not a corporation). After 9 years in corporate pest cont...
08/12/2026

When you choose Pierson Pest, you’re supporting a local family (not a corporation).

After 9 years in corporate pest control, Casey started Pierson Pest, LLC in 2018 with one big goal: more time with his family.

That’s why every referral, recommendation, review, and call means so much to us. We’re grateful for every opportunity to serve each customer we meet.

Thank you for supporting our family and choosing local. 🏡🐜

08/11/2026

Monday | Texas Pest Tip
🐜 The fire ant mound isn’t actually their home! Think that big dirt mound in your yard is where all the fire ants live? Not exactly! 👀

That mound you see above ground is actually the result of fire ants digging an underground network of tunnels and chambers and bringing the soil to the surface. The majority of the colony is hidden beneath the ground. And just how big can that hidden colony be? A single fire ant colony can contain more than 100,000 ants, all working together to care for and protect their queen. 👑🐜

That’s why a mound can seem to appear out of nowhere (especially after a good Texas rain). Fire ants may move soil around as they adjust their underground tunnels, making their activity much more noticeable. It’s also why effective fire ant control goes beyond simply knocking down a mound or treating the ants you see on the surface. Professional treatments are designed to target the colony (not just what’s visible above ground).

So the next time you spot a fire ant mound, remember:
What you see above ground is only a small glimpse of what’s happening underneath. 👀🐜 A quick walk around your property after rain can help you spot new activity before those little fire ants become a bigger problem.

Have you noticed more fire ant mounds popping up after the recent rain? 👇

📖 TEXAS PEST TALESBackyard Mysteries with Detective MatthewBook  #1 – The Flea TravelerIt started with an itch...Matthew...
08/01/2026

📖 TEXAS PEST TALES
Backyard Mysteries with Detective Matthew
Book #1 – The Flea Traveler

It started with an itch...
Matthew noticed Mason's dog scratching more than usual.
Then Sophia came over complaining about itchy ankles after playing outside.
A few houses down, Maddie spotted tiny black specks hopping across the patio.
Everyone blamed Mason's dog.
But the dog wasn't the culprit...
The real travelers were fleas.
Wildlife like opossums, raccoons, stray cats, squirrels, and even rodents can carry fleas from one backyard to the next. Pets and people can unknowingly bring them inside after spending time outdoors.
By the time the kids noticed the itching, fleas may have already been hiding in shaded areas of the yard or laying eggs that hatch days later.
Thankfully, Detective Matthew knew exactly who to call. Pierson Pest tracked down the tiny travelers, treated the problem, and helped everyone enjoy the backyard again.
🕵️ Mystery Solved!
Every backyard has a story...
Some just need a detective.
📚 Join Detective Matthew next month for another Texas Pest Tale.
When your backyard mystery needs a real solution, the Pierson Pest family is here to help.

🍎✏️ TEACHERS, THIS ONE’S FOR YOU! ✏️🍎Back-to-school season is here, and Pierson Pest wants to help one lucky teacher get...
07/29/2026

🍎✏️ TEACHERS, THIS ONE’S FOR YOU! ✏️🍎

Back-to-school season is here, and Pierson Pest wants to help one lucky teacher get their classroom ready!❤️

HOW TO ENTER:
🐜 Make sure you’re following/like the Pierson Pest page
❤️ Like this original post
📲 Share this original post
🏷️ Tag a teacher in the comments!
🍎 TEACHERS: Comment with your Classroom Wishlist below so we can check it out!

Pierson Pest will choose ONE lucky teacher to sponsor from their wishlist! 🎉

🏆 Winner announced Friday, July 31st!

07/27/2026

🐜 Pest Pro Tip Monday

Don't Ignore One Ant...Have you ever seen one ant on your kitchen counter and thought, "I'll deal with it later"? 🐜 🐜 🐜

That single ant may actually be a scout.

Scout ants search for food and water, then leave a scent trail back to the colony so hundreds (or even thousands!) of other ants can follow.

If you spot one indoors, it's a good time to:
-Wipe away the trail with a household cleaner.
-Store food in sealed containers.
-Clean up crumbs and sticky spills.
-Check for places they're getting inside.

Stopping the scout early can help keep the rest of the colony from getting the invitation.

🕸️ Fun Fact Friday! 🕷️ Ever feel like you're walking through the same spider web every morning? You're not imagining it ...
07/24/2026

🕸️ Fun Fact Friday! 🕷️

Ever feel like you're walking through the same spider web every morning? You're not imagining it (but it might not actually be the same web)!

Many orb-weaver spiders (the ones that spin those beautiful "Charlotte's Web" style webs) often take down or even eat their old web and build a fresh one overnight. They recycle the silk to create a new, sticky web that's better at catching breakfast!

So if a giant web keeps appearing across your favorite walkway each morning, chances are you've got one hardworking little architect working the night shift.
The good news? Orb-weavers are beneficial spiders that help catch mosquitoes, flies, and other flying insects. 🪰🦟

Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas and a happy, pest-free New Year from all of us at Pierson Pest! ❤️❤️❤️
12/24/2025

Wishing you and your family a Merry Christmas and a happy, pest-free New Year from all of us at Pierson Pest! ❤️❤️❤️

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