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Scorpions Creeping In? Here’s How to Keep Them Out of Your Home
Scorpions in your home? Learn how to protect your family with professional scorpion pest control strategies and prevention tips.
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Scorpions glow under UV light! Their exoskeleton contains a substance that reacts with ultraviolet light, causing them to emit a bluish-green glow. Scientists believe this glow might help scorpions find each other, protect them from UV rays, or even ward off predators. Cool, right?
Scorpion 101: Identification & Dangers
Before you start swinging a shoe at every little bug, let’s make sure you’re actually dealing with a scorpion. Here’s what to look for:
Common Scorpions in Texas
- Striped Bark Scorpion: 2-3 inches, yellowish with dark stripes.
- Texas Cave Scorpion: Darker, found in caves or rocky areas.
- Giant Hairy Scorpion: Large and rare in homes.
Are Stings Dangerous?
Most stings cause mild pain, swelling, and redness. Seek medical help for children, the elderly, or allergic reactions.
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How We Can Help: Expert Scorpion Pest Control Services
We understand how unsettling scorpion sightings can be, and we’re here to help! Our team uses advanced scorpion control methods tailored for Texas homes and businesses, ensuring complete eradication and long-term prevention.
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How to Get Rid of Scorpions for Good
Seal Entry Points
Check doors, windows, and walls for gaps. Use weather stripping and caulk to block their way inside.
Declutter Your Yard
Keep wood piles, rocks, and debris away from your home. Scorpions love hiding in clutter.
Eliminate Food Sources
Scorpions feed on insects. Use pest control to get rid of crickets, roaches, and spiders.
Use Natural Repellents
Lavender, cedar oil, and diatomaceous earth can deter scorpions. Spread them around entry points.
Maintain Outdoor Lighting
Scorpions are attracted to lights that draw insects. Use yellow-toned outdoor bulbs to minimize attraction.
Call a Professional
If the problem persists, get a pest control expert to safely handle the situation.
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FAQ’s
Are scorpions dangerous?
Yes and no. While most scorpions in Texas deliver a painful (but not deadly) sting, some people can have severe allergic reactions. The Arizona Bark Scorpion (which sometimes sneaks into Texas) is the most venomous in the U.S., so it’s best to avoid any close encounters!
What time of year are scorpions most active?
Scorpions love warm weather, so spring and summer are prime time for them to show up. But in colder months, they sneak inside looking for warmth—so they can be a year-round problem in Texas.
Can a scorpion sting kill me?
For most healthy adults, a scorpion sting is painful but not deadly. However, children, the elderly, and those allergic to venom are at higher risk for severe reactions. If you get stung and experience trouble breathing, severe swelling, or muscle twitching, seek medical attention immediately.
What should I do if I see a scorpion in my house?
1️⃣ Stay calm (easier said than done).
2️⃣ Use a glass jar or container to trap it.
3️⃣ Avoid handling it—even dead scorpions can still sting.
4️⃣ Call Texas Beeline for a full inspection—because if you see one, there are probably more!
What attracts scorpions to my property?
Scorpions are drawn to:
✅ Moisture (like leaky pipes or irrigation)
✅ Cluttered yards (woodpiles, rocks, and debris)
✅ Other insects (scorpions are hunters!)
Do scorpions travel in packs?
Nope! Scorpions are mostly solitary, except during mating season or when babies are hitching a ride on mama’s back. If you see multiple scorpions, it usually means your home is a great hunting ground for them—which is not a good thing.
How can Texas Beeline help me get rid of scorpions for good?
✅ We eliminate the bugs they eat (so they stop coming around).
✅ We seal up their hiding spots (so they have nowhere to go).
✅ We use scorpion-specific treatments (so they don’t just keep coming back).
✅ We provide ongoing prevention plans (so you stay scorpion-free).
Can I get rid of scorpions on my own?
You can try, but DIY methods often only work temporarily. Without professional-grade treatments and proper pest control, scorpions will keep finding their way back.
Why should I choose Texas Beeline for scorpion control?
🐝 Local experts – We understand Texas pests.
⚡ Fast service – No long waits, just quick results.
💰 Affordable pricing – Advanced treatments that won’t break the bank.
Are your scorpion treatments safe for pets and kids?
Absolutely! Our treatments are designed to be tough on pests but safe for your family and pets when used correctly.
Can scorpions survive being sprayed with bug spray?
Many store-bought sprays won’t kill scorpions on contact—they’re tough little survivors! That’s why Texas Beeline uses specialized treatments that actually work, targeting both scorpions and their food sources.v