It’s that time of year again — the air is cooler, the nights are longer, and Texas homeowners start noticing strange smells coming from under their decks or sheds. If…
As the weather cools down across the Texas Hill Country, many homeowners start to enjoy crisp mornings, changing leaves, and cozy evenings. Unfortunately, you’re not the only one looking for…
Over the last few years, there’s been growing talk about large animals like black bears, ocelots, and even jaguars returning to parts of Texas — including the Hill Country and…
Raccoons are some of the cleverest—and sometimes most destructive—wildlife you can encounter in Spring Branch, TX. They can tear through insulation, chew wires, and leave droppings that carry disease. That’s…
Living in the Texas Hill Country comes with plenty of perks—scenic views, peaceful neighborhoods, and plenty of wildlife. But sometimes, that wildlife can become a problem when animals make their…
Dealing with pests can be frustrating, and it’s tempting to try quick fixes or DIY methods to make them disappear. Unfortunately, many homeowners unknowingly make common pest control mistakes that…
When you discover an uninvited animal in your home or on your property, it’s tempting to take matters into your own hands. However, the dangers of DIY wildlife removal go…
If you’re dealing with ants in the kitchen, roaches in the garage, or mosquitoes taking over your backyard, professional pest control can be a lifesaver. But if you have pets…
Cockroaches are some of the most unwelcome houseguests in Texas—and unfortunately, they’re also among the most common. If you've spotted one scurrying across the floor (especially during the day), it’s…
Summer in Texas is one of the most beautiful times of the year—longer days, backyard barbecues, and plenty of time spent outdoors. But as the temperatures rise, so does pest…
April 2025 marks a huge milestone for us here at Varmint Masters: our 10-year anniversary!
What started in 2015 as a small, family-run operation based in Bulverde has grown into…
As temperatures rise in the Texas Hill Country, so does rodent activity—especially mice. Spring is the season when mice are on the move, looking for food, water, and shelter. And…