Earwig Control in Cypress, TX

Earwig Control built for Cypress homes

Cypress sits on a flat Gulf Coast plain that drains slowly eastward, and when the area's roughly 51 inches of annual rainfall saturates already poorly drained soils, earwigs move fast toward drier ground. May and October bring the wettest stretches of the year, and those are the months when earwigs are most likely to push under door thresholds, through weep holes and into garages seeking shelter from flooded mulch beds and sodden soil. The watershed has flooded repeatedly, including during Hurricane Harvey, and each high-water event resets earwig populations toward structures. Winter cold snaps, averaging around 14 freezing nights annually between early December and late February, can push them further inside rather than slowing activity for long. A continuing program addresses that seasonal back-and-forth before earwigs establish interior harborage.