Scorpion Control in Midland, Tx

As the seasons change and temperatures rise, scorpions become more active, often seeking shelter indoors as they search for food and water. Warm spring and summer months are when scorpions are most likely to invade homes, especially in areas with dry climates. They tend to hide in dark, secluded spaces such as basements, attics, and under furniture, where they can go unnoticed. Scorpions are nocturnal hunters, feeding on insects and small pests, and they’re attracted to areas with high insect populations. Although most scorpions are not dangerous, their stings can cause pain and discomfort, and some species can pose a health risk. Preventing scorpion infestations involves sealing cracks, reducing clutter, and controlling other pests that scorpions feed on.

About Scorpions

Scorpions are predatory arachnids known for their distinctive pincers and venomous tails. Found in warm climates around the world, they often hide in dark, secluded spaces like cracks, under rocks, or in piles of debris. While most scorpion species are not deadly to humans, their stings can be painful and cause localized swelling or allergic reactions. Scorpions are nocturnal hunters, feeding primarily on insects and small animals. They use their pincers to capture prey and their venomous stinger to subdue it. Scorpions can be attracted to homes in search of food, water, and shelter, especially in areas with high insect populations. Controlling scorpions involves reducing clutter, sealing cracks, and managing insect populations.


Signs of a Scorpion problem

If you suspect a scorpion problem in your home, there are a few key signs to look for. The most obvious sign is seeing scorpions themselves, particularly in dark, hidden areas like basements, attics, or under furniture. Scorpion stings are another warning sign, with symptoms including pain, redness, and swelling. You might also find discarded exoskeletons or dead scorpions around your home, which indicates an infestation. Scorpions prefer dark, damp environments, so check areas like closets, bathrooms, or crawl spaces for activity. If you notice an increase in pests like insects, which scorpions feed on, it could also signal a potential scorpion issue. Early intervention and pest control can help prevent scorpions from becoming a larger problem.​

Our Process

Schedule

Give us a call at (432) 247-1219 for your free inspection! Contact us early, and we can often schedule a same-day visit.

Please note that remote locations or special conditions may require next-day service.

Treatment

A certified technician will assess your property and deliver a tailored pest control solution designed specifically for your needs, based on the inspection findings.

Follow Up

Each service provides a detailed report & helpful tips to keep pests away. We return regularly throughout the year, increasing protection with every visit.

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We Service
Midland, Odessa, Andrews, and Greenwood