Proudly serving Austin and the surrounding communities, Chem-free Organic Pest and Lawn Services is the leading local provider of low-impact, environmentally friendly pest management and lawn care solutions.
The Chem-free team is proud to make environmental stewardship for Austin home and business owners a top priority. Our sustainability-minded team proudly adheres to the principles of Integrated Pest Management (IPM), an ecosystem-focused strategy which resorts to using chemical interventions only after exhausting other less invasive pest control methods. By making changes to your environment, such as adjusting how and when you water your lawn to provide less moisture for insects and animals, you can make your property less hospitable to a wide range of pests in the first place.
The low-impact, effective organic pest control and lawn services we provide our Austin customers include:
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Mosquitoes do come out in the rain and light rain can actually increase their activity by raising humidity levels and creating new breeding grounds. The real surge typically hits 3 to 7 days after rainfall, making it important for Texas homeowners to act quickly after storms.
As temperatures rise, our excitement to head outside and enjoy the weather can quickly turn sour when we find ourselves slapping at mosquitoes and scratching itchy bites. If this has happened to you, you might find yourself wondering whether mosquitoes bite during the day. Surely there’s a period when they’re less active and you can enjoy some outdoor time without being bothered—right?
In the German vs. American cockroach fight for world domination, there is already a clear winner, at least in Texas: the German cockroach, which is the most common cockroach species in the state. It’s also the most common species of cockroach in many other states, as well as in lots of other areas of the world.
