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Ants & Roaches
Inspection and treatment options for trails, nests, harborage areas, food sources, and recurring indoor activity.
Residential pest control help
Unwelcome Guests? Start With a Local Pest Professional.
Tell us what you have noticed and where. We’ll check for a participating provider who can inspect and explain treatment choices.
- Inspection and treatment options
- One-time and ongoing service
- Provider availability varies
Household InsectsAnts, roaches, and spiders
RodentsMice and rat concerns
Wood-Destroying PestsTermites and related insects
Stinging PestsWasps, hornets, and bees
Common pest concerns
Identification Comes Before Effective Treatment
The right approach depends on the pest, extent of activity, property conditions, occupants, and applicable regulations.
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Mice & Rats
Options for trapping, monitoring, exclusion, sanitation recommendations, and identifying possible entry points.
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Termites
Inspection and treatment choices for active infestations, evidence of activity, and risk areas around the structure.
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Bed Bugs & Fleas
Assessment and treatment planning based on pest confirmation, affected areas, preparation, and follow-up needs.
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Wasps & Hornets
Evaluation and removal options for accessible nests and stinging insects around the home.
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Seasonal Prevention
Recurring inspection and treatment plans for pests common to your home, climate, and time of year.
Clues around the home
Signs It May Be Time for an Inspection
- Droppings, gnaw marks, tracks, or scratching sounds
- Discarded wings, mud tubes, or damaged wood
- Live insects appearing repeatedly in kitchens or bathrooms
- Nests, webs, trails, or unexplained bites
- Gaps around pipes, doors, vents, rooflines, or foundations
Keep people and pets safe: Do not disturb stinging-insect nests or wildlife. Follow all product labels and discuss children, pets, pregnancy, allergies, and sensitivities with the provider before treatment.
How Pest Service Typically Begins
Describe the activity
Note where and when you see pests, how often, and whether the issue is getting worse.
Inspect and identify
The provider may inspect active areas, possible entry points, moisture, food sources, and structural conditions.
Review the plan
Ask about preparation, products, treatment areas, re-entry time, follow-up, prevention, pricing, and guarantees.
Pest Control Questions
Is one treatment always enough?
No. Some concerns may be handled in one visit, while others require monitoring, follow-up, exclusion, sanitation changes, or an ongoing plan.
Are pest treatments safe around children and pets?
Safety depends on the product and application. Tell the provider about occupants and pets, review the label, and follow all preparation and re-entry instructions.
Can someone remove wildlife?
Some providers offer wildlife services, but availability and legal requirements vary. Describe the animal and location when calling; do not approach or handle it.
Seeing Signs of Pests?
Call to check availability with an independent pest control provider near you.