Scorpion Control in Cypress, TX

Scorpion Control built for Cypress homes

Cypress follows the Cypress Creek corridor, where the creek runs about 49 miles through Waller and Harris counties before reaching Spring Creek to the east. The land is a flat coastal plain that gradually loses elevation from west to east, and stretches along the creek mix coastal prairie with pine and oak forest. Striped bark scorpions in Texas are documented shelter-seekers under bark, leaf litter and dense vegetation of exactly this kind, and those forest edges along the creek bring that habitat close to home foundations. The watershed has flooded repeatedly, including during Hurricane Harvey, and saturated ground following heavy rain pushes scorpions toward exterior walls and into garages. With roughly 14 freezing nights a year and mild stretches between cold snaps, scorpion activity does not fully stop in winter, which is why an ongoing home program suits Cypress conditions.