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Scorpion Season is here.  Yes fall is prime time scorpion reproductive season.  Little eight legged scorpions are coming out all over the place.  They will hitch a ride on their mother’s back for a couple of weeks and then fall off as she moves around homes, buildings, yards, or fencing.  Each mother produces dozens of new baby scorpions.  Live ones at that.  Scorpions don’t lay eggs, they deliver babies just like we do, except they deliver a hundred at a time.

Here is what Sean in Austin wrote in:

We have are in the process of buying a new construction home in Sendero Springs. We would like to possibly start pest control service when we close. Please respond via e-mail. I would like a price quote and terms of any possible contract if one applies. The house is 1.5 stories and Approx. 2600 sq ft. I have seen scorpions and ants already and we have not even moved in. Thank you!

Sean P. | Austin, TX

I am sure we can help Sean.  And I am sure that you would like your home scorpion free before you move in. We would love to help you feel comfortable and safe in your new home.

How Do I get rid of Scorpions?

Calling an Exterminator is your best option, so long as you call a scorpion exterminator. There is a pest control solution available for scorpion infestations.  Bulwark has put in many hours and serviced over 20,000 scorpion infested homes across the US, developing their own scorpion control. You heard that right… It’s not a pest control solution its a scorpion control solution.  When you’ve got scorpions get scorpion control.

Learn more about SCORPION CONTROL.

Fall Scorpion Rush! Scorpion Control. It’s Scorpion Time

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Fall Scorpion Rush!

Scorpion Season – WATCH OUT! – You may see an increase in scorpion activity this time of year. Why? Because its birthing season.

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Scorpion Season – WATCH OUT!

Want to control Black Widow Spiders? Check out this informative video on Spider Control and specifically black widows:

A few Quick Black Widow spider facts:

1- While they are one of the most deadly spiders, Black widow bites are not usually fatal. If you do feel sever reactions then call your local poison control center, or visit your local hospital.

2- Black widows get their name because they have been known to eat their mates after mating. However, this ritual is not the norm. I guess most husbands are smart enough to run away these days… and FYI male black widows are not always black, they are usually a combo of brown, white, and black with spots and/or strips.

3- Black widows are reclusive by nature. They don’t actively hunt prey. They wait for the prey to come to them. So black widow bites are not common. Usually you have to be antagonizing the black widow in order to be bitten.

4- Black widows are notorious for the red hour glass on their underside, but not all black widows carry this mark. Some only red markings on their bellies, some have red spots on top, and some have no red at all but are pure black. The Black widow does have an overall look is unique to their species, so if it looks like a black widow, red hour glass or not, then it most likely is a black widow.