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Each pest guide includes identification tips, prep steps, and the right program to solve it.
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Most common
AntsTrailing lines near kitchens and slabs point to nearby nests. Targeted baiting plus fresh exterior barriers stop the loop.
- Signs:Trailing lines along counters or baseboards.
- Risks:Colonies can split after broad sprays.
- Treatment:Targeted baiting plus exterior barriers.
Most common
RoachesWarm cabinets and appliance voids let German and American roaches multiply quickly. Precision baits, sanitation, and follow-ups reset the interior fast.
- Signs:Night sightings in kitchens or baths.
- Risks:Allergens and food safety issues.
- Treatment:Targeted baits and follow-ups.
Biting
Bed BugsHitchhiking bed bugs hide in seams, bed frames, and furniture; success depends on prep and follow-through.
- Signs:Bites in lines or cast skins on bedding.
- Risks:Rapid spread between rooms.
- Treatment:Structured treatment with prep and follow-ups.
Wood-damaging
TermitesSubterranean and other wood-damaging termites quietly weaken structural lumber; inspections prevent expensive repairs.
- Signs:Mud tubes or discarded wings.
- Risks:Structural damage and repair costs.
- Treatment:Inspection with bait or liquid options.
Commercial impact
RodentsRats and mice contaminate food, chew wiring, and create noise in attics and walls; we pair trapping with exclusion.
- Signs:Droppings and scratching sounds.
- Risks:Food contamination and fire risk.
- Treatment:Trapping plus exclusion.
Most common
SpidersFresh webs on eaves, garage frames, and lights signal insect traffic. Sweeps plus precise exterior treatments keep spiders from rebuilding.
- Signs:New webs in corners or eaves.
- Risks:Bites for sensitive occupants.
- Treatment:Exterior treatments and web removal.
Biting
FleasBites at ankles and pet scratching point to fleas riding in from yards. Coordinated yard, interior, and pet treatments knock populations down quickly.
- Signs:Bites at ankles or pet scratching.
- Risks:Rapid population growth in warm weather.
- Treatment:Coordinated pet and home treatment.
Biting
TicksShade-loving ticks hitchhike on pets and people. Treating resting sites plus pet care keeps them from rebounding.
- Signs:Ticks on pets after yard time.
- Risks:Potential disease transmission.
- Treatment:Perimeter treatments plus landscape changes.
Wood-damaging
Powderpost & Old House Borer BeetlesWood-boring beetles leave fine powdery frass and small exit holes; confirming active activity prevents structural spread.
- Signs:Fresh frass under affected wood.
- Risks:Progressive wood weakening.
- Treatment:Inspection and targeted treatment.
Biting
Bees & WaspsStinging insects near doors, soffits, and play areas require careful handling; removal keeps people and pets safe.
- Signs:Visible nests or flight paths.
- Risks:Stings in high-traffic areas.
- Treatment:Safe nest treatment and removal.
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