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Glory Financial provides first class customer service and superior assistance for all of your short term financial goals and hardships. We pride ourselves in our extensive knowledge in the financial industry and in putting our customers' needs first.

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all major credit cards, financing available, check, debit

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Serving Greater San Antonio

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Northeast San Antonio

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English, Spanish

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Better Business Bureau

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http://www.onewaypestcontrol.com

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Pest Control Services, Animal Removal Services, Bee Control & Removal Service, Pest Control Services-Commercial & Industrial, Termite Control

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Pest Types: Cockroaches, Bed Bugs, Ants, Termites, Fleas, Ticks, or Mites, Spiders, Rodents

Pest Methods: Environmentally Friendly

Free Inspection: Yes

Emergency Service: Yes

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Phone: (210) 930-0280

Address: 9623 Salisbury Dr, San Antonio, TX 78217

Website: http://www.onewaypestcontrol.com

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One Way Pest Control

Residential Pest Control
If you already have anÂ In-Wall Pest Control System Â for residential pest control, we have the equipment and materials necessary for a follow-up injection. The best part is it doesnâ€™t matter if we installed the system to do the injections! During regularly scheduled visits, pest control materials are injected into the system through a port box on the homeâ€™s exterior.
Commercial Pest Control
Take the hassle out of Commercial Pest Control and sign up for our monthly maintenance service. We will work around you and your busy office schedules: Customer Meetings, Tours, Open House, Parties. Weâ€™ll stay out of the way and try to keep our work invisible while still providing you the services needed.

Insects and Spiders

Ants
This species of ants is highly aggressive and will attack the smallest potential threat. They do sting, and it can be a painful, itchy inconvenience.
Spiders
The name of the Wolf Spider originates from the initial belief that these spiders hunted in a pack together. They also go by ground spiders or hunting spiders, as they do not use a web; they literally hunt down their prey. These arachnids move quickly and can reach two feet per second, which reduces the likelihood that youâ€™ll even get near one. If you do have a close encounter; wolf spiders are not known for being aggressive, but they can and will bite when feeling threatened. If bitten, apply ice to reduce swelling, avoid movement if possible, and immediately seek medical attention. Spider bites can get worse over time, and the sooner a doctor sees you the better the outcome.
Termites
Termites Â are highly social insects that live in large colonies where populations can reach more than one million. A colony consists of several structurally differentiated forms living together as castes (including reproductives, soldiers, and workers) with different functions in community life.
Bed Bugs
One Way Pest Control offers Commercial Pest Control services throughout San Antonio and surrounding areas. Services provided include rodent control, rodent removal, or general insect problems such as, roaches, spiders, bed bugs, wasp, etc. At One Way Pest Control we understand the importance of your employeesâ€™ and customersâ€™ safety, which is why we provide service plans that will fit your businessâ€™ needs and that will also meet your budget.
Fleas
Our pets at home are part of the family, and most of us enjoy sitting with them on the couch or in bed. If there is a threat of fleas in or around your home, this can be a nightmare if they latch on to your furry friend! These insects, which commonly appear in warmer months, feed on the blood of any warm-blooded body. Typically biting humans, fleas can leave an itchy, unsightly trail of bumps on your skin as well as producing severe allergic reactions.
Cockroaches
A cousin of the American cockroach, the smoky brown cockroach resembles it in size, shape and their deep mahogany coloring. The adults measure at 1 Â¼ inch and both sexes have a full set of wings that extend past the abdomen. In warm weather, they are able to fly short distances fairly easily. During evening hours, they are likely to gravitate toward light.
Silverfish
They are little, gray insects that feed off of carbohydrates like starches and sugars. We tend to find them in dark, damp places such as near water sources in the bathroom, but silverfish are also attracted to paper, wallpaper paste and glues. This is why sometimes when opening a book, a silverfish might scurry out. Other places they might squeeze into include under drawer protective sheets, between the wall and wallpaper, or inside a framed print.
Bees
Paper wasps can be easily aggravated and attack if you even walk toward their nest in a close proximity; therefore staying away from nests is your best bet. Unlike bees, the paper wasp can easily remove its stinger from your body for multiple attacks. Over 500,000 people are sent to the emergency room each year from stinging insects.
Wasps
These umbrella-like nests are created in protected spaces and most likely places too high to reach unless on a ladder. Also, paper wasps live in small colonies of 100 or less; another difference between the species.
Ticks
My experience in the San Antonio extermination industry started back in 1989 while working at a veterinarian clinic. We dealt with flea and tick issues and the effects of what ticks can cause in not only pets, but humans, too. After my experience at the clinic, I started working with a National Pest Control Company in San Antonio.
Crickets
Crickets seem to be everywhere when summer turns to autumn, and are more of a nuisance than a threat. These creatures are not capable of biting you, but that doesnâ€™t prevent the shrieks if one happens to jump in your direction. The chirping at night can be bothersome as well, especially if one or many have crept into your home. The chirping is performed as a song by male crickets to attract the female crickets for mating purposes, and it is said that the frequency of chirps relates to temperature; the number of chirps in 15 seconds plus 37 will give you the approximate temperature (Fahrenheit).
Earwigs
Earwigs live in moist environments and can be found by the hundreds in damp soils such as marshlands and swamplands. We can also catch them in gardens and lawns if damp enough. Since earwigs thrive in wet areas, you are likely to spot one of these insects after a heavy rain because of the wetness of the soil and the surplus of food. Earwigs eat insects (dead or alive) and vegetation â€”food sources that are plentiful in tree holes and gardens.
Mosquitoes
Mosquitoes Â are one of the worst parts of summer and can make barbecues, pool parties and picnics more of a hassle than a good time. While we think of large, itchy and unattractive welts covering our exposed skin, there is a much greater risk to our bodies;Â West Nile Virus. Some cases can affect you with mild symptoms like that of a cold/flu, but thereÂ
Flies
The good news is they wonâ€™t be disturbing your picnic! The paper wasp, unlike the yellow jacket which enjoys sweets and proteins, preys on live insects such as flies, caterpillars, as well as beetle larvae which is fed to their young. This diet can be beneficial to gardeners, as they keep pests from eating plants. However, the females have the ability to sting; a reason to keep paper wasps away.
Centipedes
About 8000 species of Centipedes can be found on earth, and in all different environments. These creepy crawlers, named for their abundance of legs, have a poisonous bite.
Beetles
Ground beetles are actually beneficial to the ecological structure because they provide us with a pest control service all their own; eating! Ground beetles should
Scorpions
Only 20-25 species of scorpions are considered dangerous out of the 1,500 species on earth. While this specific scorpion wonâ€™t kill you upon contact, it is venomous and will cause a moderate reaction that might include redness, swelling, pain, and discomfort. An ice pack may relieve some of these symptoms. Allergic reactions are also a possibility, and if severe pain or difficulty breathing occurs, seek immediate medical attention.
Yellow Jackets
Paper Wasps Â seem nearly identical to yellow jackets, but they are a species all their own. Paper wasps get their name from their ability to make nests out of paper material from wood fibers. Yes, their wasp cousins do the same, but these wasps prefer a different environment. The table below can help you tell them apart.
Stinging Insects
500,000 people visit the emergency room each year fromÂ Stinging Insects, 40-100 ending in deaths from allergic reactions (caused from a severe allergy; anaphylaxis). Symptoms can include one or more of the following: skin rash and difficulty breathing or swallowing, while others may experience nausea and vomiting or in severe cases, death). These pests are hostile in nature and often sting as a method to protect their colonies or larvae, especially from humans who attempt to eradicate an infestation on their own. These pests almost always sting repeatedly which only increases the risk of skin irritation and severe allergic reactions.Â One Way Pest Control Service Â professionals provide a level of expertise and knowledge of available products that can best rid these stinging insects and prevent future infestations.
Mites
Springtails
Gardening is a hobby for some, and for others a chore in an attempt to beautify the homeâ€™s exterior. Whether youâ€™re an expert with a green thumb or you struggle to keep anything you plant alive, these little buggers can destroy any progress youâ€™ve made by munching on all your efforts! Springtails dine on sprouting seeds, and large numbers tend to attack young plants in greenhouse crops. While harmless to humans and animals, springtails can be devastating to vegetation, from a potted plant all the way to large crops.
Slugs
Since the centipede has no wax-like casing for the exoskeleton, it thrives in dark, moist conditions. You are likely to find them under leaves, stones and logs. Considering the range in habitat for the centipede, the diets are vastly different and can include: decaying plant matter, slugs, worms, soft insects, other centipedes, and small frogs and birds.
Pill Bugs
Pill bugs are not insects! They are actually part of the crustacean family, closer in relation to crayfish and shrimp than any insect.
Palmetto Bugs
There have been sewer scenes in numerous movies that include a massive cockroach infestation, and many wonder if thatâ€™s an accurate depiction of what goes on underneath our cities. It is! This occurs across the country, but is more likely in the northern states, as this species prefers a humid environment with temperatures between 70-80 degrees. In the southern states, these bugs are usually above ground and around water sources. The American cockroach has been nicknamed the palmetto bug, water bug, and flying water bug.

Raccoons
Raccoons can carry rabies, which is concentrated in the saliva of the infected carrier. If the carrier makes contact with a human, the disease can be spread through a scratch or cut. The virus can also enter a human through orifices such as the eyes, mouth and nose. Within the past 40 years, a new strain of rabies in raccoons has been infiltrating the eastern United States and is quickly making its way toward the west coast, making rabies a re-emerging national issue.
Snakes
Most people canâ€™t identify a harmless snake from a venomous snake if they encounter one, and it can be risky getting closer to one in an attempt to make the distinction. Either way, keeping one in or around your home is a big risk to you and your family. Some snakes are so thin that they can easily sneak into your home in hopes of a colder climate in the summer or because they have the ability to smell a rat in your attic and itâ€™s lunch time. If bitten by a venomous snake, this can cause severe bodily damage and there is a risk of death; seek medical attention immediately.
Wildlife
Opossums
While opossums are generally non-violent, if you attempt to grab a wild opossum, it could bite or scratch you. Usually, if an opossum feels threatened, it will hiss, growl or do what they are known for; play dead. Also, they have an unusually high resistance to rabies, so that is not much of a worry. If you happen to spot an aggressive opossum, this is uncommon trait which raises suspicion and you should treat it as though it is a potential carrier. Opossums are generally passive creatures and should never be killed in an attempt to remove them from your property. We can peacefully and humanely remove them for you, call us today !

Birds
Pigeons
Rodents, pigeons and other wildlife can have devastating effects on your health and cause damage to your home. Rodents can enter a home through almost any opening or crack. Inspecting undisturbed areas in your home under baseboards, in pantries, in attics and inside walls and conducting a thorough search is the only way to see where they are coming from in order to launch a plan of action for effective animal trapping.

Rodents
Unlike other rodents or insects that creep into or around your home, the pill bug will not be leaving behind bodily waste such as urine and feces. The pill bug, also commonly known as a â€œroly poly,â€ or blatantly a â€œdoodoo bug,â€ has no need to urinate and eats its own feces in order to maintain certain levels of copper in the body necessary for survival. These critters pose
Mice
Feces of rats and mice can cause Salmonellosis (causing abdominal cramps and severe diarrhea, which can lead to dehydration) in patients with low immune systems, (hospitalization or death may occur) and Leptospirosis (initial signs are similar to that of the flu and may include a rash). Victims might recover after this first phase but may fall ill again with more severe issues such as kidney or liver failure or Meningitis (inflammation of the membrane around the brain and spinal cord). This phase is also called Weilâ€™s disease. Unfortunately, sometimes there are no visible or noticeable symptoms, which poses a problem of not treating the disease. Without treatment, Leptospirosis can lead to kidney damage, meningitis, liver failure, respiratory distress, and even death.
Rats
Possums share some similar safety and health concerns asÂ rats Â andÂ squirrels Â (see tabs for more informative and descriptive information);
Squirrels
A general reaction to squirrels in the park includes comments on how adorable they are. Squirrels can be cute when in the correct environment which excludes your home where they can bring in outside elements and destroy the house you live in.

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