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Termites, rodents, bed bugs or roaches? Pest inspection, treatment and prevention for homes, rentals and commercial properties.
Call 24/7. Same-day appointments subject to availability.
What’s bugging you?
Signs include pencil-width mud tubes on foundations, discarded wings near windows and doors, and wood that sounds hollow. Leave mud tubes in place so they can be inspected. Treatment may be a liquid barrier, bait stations or a localized treatment, with monitoring where the plan calls for it.
Call about termitesNote where you hear scratching and where you find droppings, gnaw marks or nesting material. Avoid sweeping or vacuuming droppings dry. Rodent control usually combines trapping or baiting with sealing the gaps and entry points they use.
Call about rodentsCheck mattress seams, box springs and headboards for small dark spots, shed skins or live bugs. Avoid moving bedding or furniture to other rooms before treatment. Treatment covers the affected rooms and often needs a follow-up visit, with room preparation done beforehand.
Call about bed bugsNote where and when you see roaches, often at night near sinks, appliances and drains. Keep food sealed and fix leaks where you can. Treatment targets cracks, voids and harborage behind appliances, usually with gel baits and growth regulators.
Call about cockroachesNote where the trail starts and whether the ants are indoors, outdoors or both. Some species spread when trails are sprayed, so hold off on store-bought sprays. Ant control targets the colony with baits and perimeter treatment rather than the trail alone.
Call about antsSpider treatment focuses on webs, corners and entry points. Mosquito and tick treatment covers yards, shade and standing water. Keep your distance from wasp, hornet and bee nests, and mention any allergies when you call. For raccoons, squirrels or other wildlife, call to check availability in your area.
Call about your pestYou don’t have to identify the pest before calling. Describe what you’ve seen →
How it works
The pest, where you’ve seen it, how long it has been going on and the type of property.
Activity, damage, nesting areas and entry points are checked. Confirm any inspection charge when booking.
The treatment method, areas covered and price are set out before any work is approved.
Preparation and re-entry instructions, sealing entry points, and follow-up visits or monitoring where the plan includes them.
Properties
Pests, entry points and treatment schedules differ by property. Mention the property type, its size and where activity shows up when you call.
Call about your propertyMice in walls and attics, ants and roaches in kitchens, termites in foundations and bed bugs that spread between units. Multi-unit buildings often need neighboring units inspected, and tenants or property managers involved in preparation.
Cockroaches and rodents around kitchens, drains and dry storage, flies near waste areas and bed bugs in guest rooms. Treatment is often scheduled around service hours, with recurring visits to keep activity down.
Rodents at loading docks and in stored goods, ants in break rooms and spiders along perimeters. Prevention centers on sealing entry points, exterior treatment and regular monitoring.
Before you book
A few things to know before scheduling pest-control service.
Same-day and next-day appointments may be available. Call to check scheduling for your location and pest problem.
The pest, extent of the activity, property size and treatment method can all affect the price. Confirm any inspection charge and review the treatment quote before authorizing work.
Some pest problems need follow-up visits or monitoring. Ask what is included in the proposed treatment and whether additional visits would carry a charge.
Tell the technician about children and pets before treatment. Ask about preparation, product-specific precautions and when treated areas can be used again. Follow all label and technician instructions.
Ask whether a one-time treatment or an ongoing plan is appropriate for your pest problem. Review visit frequency, renewal and cancellation terms before choosing a plan.
Call with the pest, the property and where you’ve seen activity.