FullScope Pest Control

10/14/2026

We all have those phrases we hear our bosses say day in an day out... here are a few of ours.

10/14/2026

Fun thing to see in the morning, not on arrival way to dark, LOL😀

10/13/2026

💗🦆 SMALL DUCKS. BIG IMPACT! 🦆💗

A HUGE THANK YOU TO OUR AMAZING POWER OF PINK DUCK RAFFLE SPONSORS! 🎀

We are incredibly grateful for the generosity of these local businesses and organizations who stepped up to make our Power of Pink Duck Raffle something special!

🏆 FIRST PRIZE – PINK YETI PACKAGE!
A fabulous collection of pink YETI goodies, including a cooler and drinkware!

💗 Generously donated by Edward Jones – Financial Advisor: Kari B Duggar

🥈 SECOND PRIZE – TURTLEBOX SPEAKER!
Take the party anywhere with this awesome portable speaker!

💗 Generously donated by FullScope Pest Control

🥉 THIRD PRIZE – PINK GIFT BASKET!
A beautiful basket filled with goodies for a little pampering and relaxation!

💗 Generously donated by Health Center of Southeast Texas

👏 THANK YOU for supporting the Power of Pink and making a difference in our community!

🎟️ JUST $20 PER DUCK!
🗓️ Drawing: October 29
📍 Reyes Mexican Grill – Cleveland, TX
⏰ 5:30 PM

Every duck purchased helps support the Power of Pink initiative, raising funds to provide breast cancer screenings and diagnostic services for women in our local community.

💕 You could win an amazing prize while helping a local woman get the care she needs!

🦆 Quack for a Cause! 🦆

Let's turn a little friendly competition into a BIG community impact!

10/12/2026

Hear that? That is the sound of termites snacking on wood!

This swarm definitely caused a lot of damage before we go thtere.

10/08/2026

The sewer is full of roaches. They don't stay down there. 🪳

American cockroaches live in sewers, drains, and the dark lines running under the whole neighborhood. But they travel, and they come up looking for food, water, and shelter, often straight into your home through drains, pipes, and gaps around plumbing.

So a clean house doesn't keep them out. If the plumbing gives them a path in, they'll take it.

Spotting roaches around drains in North Houston? Let us shut the door on them before they settle in.

10/07/2026

Should be a wonderful evening! Perfect weather!

🩷🎀Tomorrow night y’all!!! Come out and support a great cause with some awesome food and drinks and even more amazing people!!!🎀🩷

10/06/2026

10/06/2026

That ant hill in your yard is holding a lot more than you'd think. 🐜

A single fire ant mound can house anywhere from 100,000 to 250,000 workers, plus one or more egg-laying queens running the whole operation underground.

And the mound you see on the surface? That's the small part. The real colony lives below it, in a deep network of tunnels and chambers.

That's why knocking down a mound never works. You're barely scratching the top of a colony that just keeps rebuilding. To actually solve it, you have to treat the colony at the source.

Seeing mounds around your yard in North Houston? Let us take care of it the right way.

10/04/2026

See the damage? Now meet what caused it. 🪵

Those are drywood termite swarmers, and when they come pouring out of the wood, the colony isn't coming. It's already here.

When drywood termites are ready to expand, they send out these winged swarmers to fly off, drop their wings, and start new colonies. Unlike other termites, they don't need soil or moisture. They live right inside the dry wood they eat, your framing, beams, and trim, so they hide where you'd never think to look.

A swarm like this is often the first time anyone realizes they're there.

Seeing swarmers or little piles of shed wings around your home in North Houston? Let us take a look before the damage adds up.

10/02/2026

That mound in your yard? It's the tip of the iceberg. 🐜

What you see on the surface is less than 10% of what's actually there. The real colony lives below, a deep network of tunnels and chambers running several feet down, holding up to 250,000 workers and a queen laying around 1,500 eggs a day.

That's why the DIY stuff doesn't work. Knocking down the mound or pouring something on top barely touches the surface. The colony underneath keeps right on going, and within days you're back where you started.

To actually solve a fire ant problem, you have to treat the colony itself, not the mound you can see.

Seeing mounds pop up around your yard in North Houston? Let us handle it at the source.