Licensed Nationwide · Est. 2003
Nationwide Pest Control Services Across the United States
Professional pest control and exterminator services for homes and businesses across the USA.
- Free inspection estimates
- Guaranteed re-treatment policy
- Licensed technicians in all service areas
Emergency pest situations—active termite swarms, ground entry, stinging insects near doors—require immediate attention.
Emergency Line: (855) 586-2083Pest Library
Common Pest Species We Treat
Ants
ModerateCarpenter ants tunnel through damp wood and are often mistaken for termites. Fire ants deliver painful stings and can appear in large colonies overnight.
Identification & Treatment
Termites
HighTermites cause an estimated $5 billion in structural damage annually. By the time surface signs appear, colonies may already number in the hundreds of thousands.
Identification & Treatment
Cockroaches
HighGerman cockroaches reproduce at rates of up to 30,000 offspring per year per female. A sighting during daylight usually indicates a large hidden population.
Identification & Treatment
Bed Bugs
HighBed bugs are not limited to unsanitary environments. They travel through luggage and used furniture and establish in any occupied structure within weeks.
Identification & Treatment
Mice & Rats
ModerateRodents gnaw through wiring, insulation, and structural wood. A single pair of mice can produce up to 60 offspring annually under favorable conditions.
Identification & Treatment
Spiders
VariableMost household spiders are harmless, but black widow and brown recluse bites require medical attention. Indoor populations usually indicate a separate prey insect infestation.
Identification & Treatment
Pest Resources
Knowledge & Treatment Guides
Pest Identification
Detailed guides for identifying common household pests including ants, termites, cockroaches, bed bugs, rodents, and spiders.
Learn moreRegional Guides
Climate-specific pest control information and entry prevention for Florida, Texas, California, and other high-risk states.
Learn moreTreatment Resources
Cost guides, treatment options, and answers to common pest control questions from homeowners.
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(855) 586-2083Regional Intelligence
Climate-Specific Pest Guides by State
Pest species, entry behavior, and treatment protocols vary significantly by climate zone. Each guide is specific to the pest pressures active in that state.
Florida
Texas
California
Common Questions
Homeowner Questions — Answered
Each answer is built around documented pest biology, not general advice. Find the specific answer to your situation.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How quickly can a pest control technician arrive?
- In most service areas, same-day or next-day appointments are available. Emergency pest situations—active rodent entry, ground-level termite swarms, or stinging insects near entry points—are prioritized for immediate dispatch.
- Are pest control treatments safe for children and pets?
- Licensed technicians use EPA-registered products applied at targeted rates. You will receive specific re-entry guidance based on the treatment type. Most residential treatments require 2–4 hours of ventilation before re-entry.
- What is the difference between a one-time treatment and an ongoing pest plan?
- One-time treatments address an active infestation. Ongoing quarterly or bi-monthly service prevents re-infestation by maintaining chemical barriers and catching early signs before populations establish.
- Do I need to leave my home during treatment?
- Interior spray treatments typically require vacating for 2–4 hours. Exterior-only treatments do not require leaving the home. Your technician will confirm requirements specific to your treatment plan before beginning.
- What should I do before a pest control appointment?
- Clear cabinet undersides, move items away from baseboards, secure food and water dishes for pets, and ensure the technician has access to crawl spaces, attic hatches, and utility areas.