• Really Easy To Work With
    I called them after noticing ants popping up everywhere. From the person who picked up the phone to the guy who showed up — everyone was friendly and helpful. I’ve already told two neighbors to check them out.”
    — Lindsey M.
  • Haven’t Seen a Bug Since
    They showed up right on time, finished the job, and I haven’t had any issues since. No bugs, no stress. They even explained what they were doing, which I appreciated. ”
    — Andre T.
  • Very Thorough
    The tech they sent out really took his time to make sure everything was taken care of. I’ll definitely keep using them.”
    — Rachel T.
Some of the most common pests we protect against
  • House Ants
    ANTS
  • Cockroaches
    COCKROACHES
  • Clothes Moths
    MOTHS
  • Mice & Rats
    MICE & RATS
  • Scorpions
    SCORPIONS
  • Silverfish
    SILVERFISH
  • Spiders
    SPIDERS
  • Centipedes
    CENTIPEDES
  • Earwigs
    EARWIGS
  • House Crickets
    CRICKETS
  • Millipedes
    MILLIPEDES
  • Paper Wasps
    PAPER WASPS

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q.

  • Why do I keep getting ants in my kitchen?

  • A.

  • Ants are drawn to even the smallest food crumbs or water sources. Kitchens are a hotspot because of easy access to sugar, grease, and moisture. Even sealed homes can have tiny entry points near windows, doors, or plumbing.

  • Q.

  • Are cockroaches only found in dirty homes?

  • A.

  • Not at all. Roaches can enter clean homes through grocery bags, drains, or cracks in walls. While poor sanitation can make infestations worse, even spotless homes can be affected if nearby conditions attract them.

  • Q.

  • What time of year are pests most active?

  • A.

  • Most pests become more active in spring and summer as temperatures rise. However, rodents often seek shelter indoors during the colder months, so pest control is really a year-round concern.

  • Q.

  • How often should I schedule pest control treatments?

  • A.

  • It depends on your location and the types of pests you’re dealing with, but most homes benefit from a treatment every 3 months. If you're in a high-activity area or dealing with recurring issues (like ants or roaches), monthly service might be a better fit.

  • Q.

  • How can I tell if I have a termite problem?

  • A.

  • Common signs include mud tubes near the foundation, discarded wings, hollow-sounding wood, or tiny holes in drywall. Because termites often stay hidden, regular inspections are the best way to catch them early.