A new study by Terminix reveals that Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston are among the most pest-infested cities in the US for businesses. The study analyzed data from local businesses between October 2023 and September 2024, identifying common pest hotspots like restaurants, food retail stores, hotels, and healthcare facilities. Other Texas cities on the list include San Antonio, Corpus Christi, and Harlingen.
It’s no secret that Texas is crawling with creepy critters, and no, we don’t just mean your ex. According to a recently released study from pest control company Terminix, several locales in the Lone Star State were named in this study to find the most pest-infested cities in America — and two made the tippy-top of the list. Researchers collected data from local businesses for their study, which names 50 cities in total, between Oct. 2023 and Sept. 2024.
Bill Miller Bar-B-Q found liable in hot barbecue sauce case Here are the top 10 most pest-infested cities for businesses in America, according to Terminix: Dallas-Ft. Worth, TX Houston, TX Los Angeles, CA Atlanta, GA San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose, CA Honolulu, HI New York, NY Tampa-St. Pete, FL Columbus, OH Miami-Ft.
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