Our pest control methods, including IPM and any chemical treatments that prove necessary, prioritize safety, especially concerning pets and children. Although the treatments are safe, we advise keeping pets and children away from treated areas for a specified period as a precaution. Our technicians will provide detailed guidance on post-treatment protocols for your specific situation.

Acting quickly by calling our office can help prevent property damage, contamination, and health hazards. For businesses, we work to safeguard operations, your brand reputation, and customer safety while ensuring compliance with health regulations at the local, state, and federal levels.

Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is a comprehensive approach that includes regular monitoring to identify pest infestations early, habitat modification to make environments less conducive to pests, and biological control using natural predators. Targeted treatments are applied only when necessary.

Our services cover a wide range of pests, including ants, cockroaches, wasps and hornets, fleas and ticks, mosquitoes, rodents, spiders, and termites.

The benefits of IPM lie in its sustainable and environmentally friendly approach to pest control. It provides long-term solutions by addressing the root causes of pest problems, leading to more effective pest management.

We perform regular inspections, use mattress encasements, and employ heat or chemical treatments.

Rodent infestations are often signaled by droppings near food sources, in cupboards, or under sinks. Gnaw marks on furniture, wiring, or food packaging are common, as rodents constantly chew to manage their tooth growth. Scratching or scurrying noises may be heard in walls or ceilings, particularly at night. Spotting any of these signs warrants a thorough inspection by our team and a customized rodent control plan to address the issue effectively.

Signs of an ant infestation include visible ant trails, especially near food sources or along wall edges. You may also find small piles of dirt, which indicate nesting sites, and food particles or crumbs being carried away. Ants often infiltrate kitchens or pantry areas, so check for these signs in areas where food is stored or prepared.

Flea and tick infestations are often indicated by excessive scratching or biting by pets, as these pests cause them discomfort. You may notice red or irritated skin on your pets, and flea dirt, which looks like small black specks, on your pet’s bedding or fur. Ticks can sometimes be seen attached to your pet or around your home in areas with tall grass or foliage.

Signs of a bee or wasp infestation include the presence of nests, which are often found under eaves, in trees, or in attics. You may also notice increased bee or wasp activity around your home, especially near sugary foods or flowering plants. Hearing buzzing sounds in certain areas can also indicate nearby nests.

Spider infestations can be identified by the presence of webs in corners, ceilings, or other undisturbed areas. You might see an increase in spider sightings, especially if other insects are abundant, as they serve as prey. Some spiders leave egg sacs, which look like small, white, silk-wrapped balls, in sheltered areas.

During a service visit, our technicians conduct a thorough inspection, identify pest issues, and apply appropriate treatments customized to your needs.

Regular maintenance, proper sanitation, and sealing entry points can help reduce the odds of future infestations. Our technicians provide specific tips and recommendations that will be customized to your situation.

The cost varies based on the size of your property and the extent of the infestation. We offer free estimates to help you understand your options.