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All Gone Services For the last decade or two, research in products and technology have focused on less-toxic, more environmentally-friendly methods of managing pest populations. As a result, the entire industry is moving toward "green" pest control methods built around the core principles of Integrated Pest Management (IPM).

When corrective action is necessary, IPM plans usually specify that non-chemical methods (if any exist) be tried first, followed by the use of the least-toxic pesticides that are effective against the given pest if the problem can't be solved non-chemically. These pesticides may be naturally- or synthetically-derived unless the customer specifies the all-natural approach.

We consider all of our Residential IPM programs to be earth-friendly because we routinely use the least-toxic materials available. But there are some customers who prefer that their pest control be performed using only naturally derived materials. This approach is frequently referred to as organic.
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  • Ants, Bedbugs, Fleas, Spiders, Squirrels, Birds, Hornets, Termites, Mices, Rats, Bugs, Moles, Wasps, Cockroaches, Mosquitoes, Scorpions, Yellowjackets
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Residential Services If there's one thing we have plenty of in Texas, it's bugs. Our climate is ideal for a wide variety of crawling insects and arthropods, making residential pest control a real challenge. No worries, though. ALLGone Services offers comprehensive, customized extermination plans that are specifically designed to provide effective, preventative treatment for the pest problems most frequently encountered in Texas. We offer monthly, quarterly, yearly, and custom service plans. After a thorough inspection of your home, we'll recommend the plan that best addresses your needs.
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Wildlife Nuisance animals are basically wild or feral animals who are not wanted in a given location, but who are treated a little differently than the vermin we call " pests." In general, animals classified as nuisance wildlife must be humanely removed from a building or property. Usually this means trapping and removing them unharmed, and releasing them in a suitable area.

In other cases, it may simply mean sealing them out of a building once we know they're not inside. Sometimes, such as when a trapped animal is sick or injured, they can't be transported and released. In those cases, we have to put the animal down humanely. But whenever possible, the goal is to trap and release an animal unharmed, far enough away that it will no longer create a nuisance.
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