Scorpions are nocturnal pests that can sneak into homes and yards while searching for food, water, and shelter. Their painful stings make them especially concerning for families and pets.

Just like with other dangerous pests, controlling scorpions often requires a combination of treatments—reducing their food sources, sealing entry points, and applying targeted applications in problem areas. For safety and effectiveness, these steps should always follow manufacturer guidelines and local regulations.

Not sure where to start? Call our team of experts today—we’ll help eliminate scorpions and keep your home protected.

Bed bugs are sneaky invaders that can hitch a ride home with you from many of your favorite places — and some unexpected places, too — including hotels, airplanes, hospitals, gyms, movie theaters, clothing and furniture.

The thought of having bed bugs can be stressful and scary, but don’t let these pests make you lose sleep. Schedule your free inspection today.

With over 1,000 known species in the U.S., ants are found just about everywhere.

But an ant infestation can be troublesome when found in and around your home. Inside or out, if you’re seeing an ant problem you need a solution that works.

Ant control treatment plans should include killing the entire colony. Just spraying an ant with a store-bought ant spray not only spreads dangerous chemicals around your home but will remove a few ants at best.

In the U.S., there are 3,000 species of spiders. These resilient creatures live year-round and are notorious for seeking shelter inside your home.

Spiders enter your home through tiny cracks and crevices in search of food, a mate, or a safe place from outside conditions.

In order to keep spiders from returning, we do a full inspection of your home, sweeping away all webs that they could return to. We then use a non-toxic spray to provide a barrier against any returning pests and your home.

Found throughout North America, there are nearly 4,000 different types of wasps. These pesky insects are often found nesting on ledges outside of your home or surrounding trees and plants.

Wasps are very territorial, and if you get too close to their nest, they have been known to attack. Unless you’re allergic, there’s typically no real danger to a single wasp sting, however, when trying to remove a nest it may agitate the entire group.

Don’t try to remove a nest yourself, reach out to one of our experts and we can take care of the problem for you in a safe, environmentally friendly manner.

Fleas prefer cool, shady, damp places. This means you can commonly find these pests in shrubs, bushes, leaves, trees, and around your deck and patio.

They often make their way inside by hitching a ride on the neck, back, and underside regions of cats and dogs. Once inside they can lay hundreds of eggs at a time, which is why a simple flea bath simply won’t do the trick of getting rid of them the way you need.

Our 5-step inspection and removal process allows us to make sure any possible eggs are killed and you won’t have to worry about every small itch being a cause of these tiny pests.

Not only are ticks a commonly found pest you don’t want to see around your home, but they also pose a fair risk to your family. Many ticks carry Lyme Disease or other illnesses, which can turn into a fairly serious issue.

Often found in wooded and grassy areas, they can also be found near the beach, in parks, and in residential areas. In yards, ticks are most often found in piles of wood, high grassy areas, stone walls, piles of leaves, low-hanging branches, or overgrown shrubs.

Keep your family safe and protect your property against these pests and any future invasions that may occur.

Termites are one of the most destructive pests that can infest a home or business. By the time you see a termite in the building, if you ever see one at all, there’s already a colony at work destroying your foundation, structure, and maybe even your furniture. The soil surrounding new homes is treated to protect them from a termite infestation. However, within three to five years, termite pretreatment wears off, leaving your property exposed.

Termite extermination for your home or business begins with a complete inspection by a trained termite exterminator. We will identify the species of termite and the location of their colony.