Better Pest Control in Houston
From trading post to the fourth-largest city in the United States, Houston, named for Sam Houston, the first president of the Republic of Texas, is the hometown of Beyonce and Lizzo. As if that wasn't enough to boast about, H-Town also serves as a hub for culture, history, and sports.
The city's 17-block theater district includes a mix of nine performing arts organizations and six performance venues. It holds the second-largest concentration of theater seats in a downtown area. Catch a concert at Jones Hall, home of the Houston Symphony Orchestra, or enjoy a play at the Tony Award-winning Alley Theatre. Located in the heart of Houston's Theater District, Bayou Place is an entertainment complex with no shortage of movies, music, shopping, and dining.
Houston's restaurant scene is ethnically diverse and always available. For fusion sushi and sashimi, hit up The Blue Fish. If you're in the mood for Southern comfort food, stop by This Is It Soul Food, which has been serving up smothered pork chops, oxtails, and fried catfish since 1959. Other favorites include Brennan's of Houston, known for Creole fare and Coltivare Pizza & Garden. La Table dishes up perfectly sauced French cuisine.
On a hot summer day, there's nothing like taking the kids to cool off at Six Flags Hurricane Harbor SplashTown. More fun awaits at the Children's Museum of Houston, The Escape Game escape room, and NASA's Houston Space Center. Outdoor parks abound, too. There's Hermann Park, with its golf course, on-site science museum, kiddie train, and Japanese garden. Sam Houston Park has guided history tours of old buildings and sites. Built to honor the end of slavery, Emancipation Park was first used as a place for the African American community to celebrate Juneteenth.
Sports fans can cheer on their favorite players at Houston Rockets basketball games, Houston Astros baseball games, Houston Dynamo soccer games, and Houston Texans football games. Our city also hosts a major league rugby team called the Houston SaberCats. Every year there's also the annual Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.
History lovers will enjoy spending time at the Lone Star Flight Museum and the Buffalo Soldiers National Museum. There's also the American Cowboy Museum, and the Battleship Texas, which in its active years, participated in both World Wars. For those who like checking out quirky attractions, the National Museum of Funeral History may be up your alley.
The only way to get out and explore your city is to get out and explore your city. Hard to do when you're stuck at home, battling roaches, mosquitoes, and termites. LawnStarter has your back.
Go online or download the app. Put in your ZIP code, and create a free account to see a list of pest control companies in your area. Choose the one that works best for you and schedule your service date. It's simple. Experienced pros will come out and rid your home of ants, spiders, silverfish, bees, rodents, and millipedes. They also safely remove and relocate nuisance wildlife, like raccoons, squirrels, bats, and snakes. Once you've added LawnStarter to your team, you'll be free to explore your favorite parts of Houston.
