Fly control

Treating and preventing ant infestations in homes or businesses using targeted sprays, bait stations, and perimeter barriers.

Specialized treatments to eliminate termite colonies and prevent further structural damage, including soil treatments, baiting systems, and wood treatments.

Using heat treatments, chemical sprays, or steam to eliminate bed bugs in mattresses, furniture, and carpets.

Eliminating rats and mice through traps, bait stations, and exclusion methods to block entry points and prevent re-infestation.

Using insecticidal sprays, baits, and traps to remove cockroach infestations in kitchens, bathrooms, and other common areas.

Treating indoor and outdoor areas to remove fleas and ticks, often using insect growth regulators and targeted insecticides.

Reducing mosquito populations with larvicides, fogging treatments, and habitat reduction to prevent breeding in standing water.

Safe removal and relocation or extermination of wasp nests and hornet hives around homes and businesses to prevent stings.

Sprays, dusting treatments, and targeted removal of webs and spider nests to reduce populations of venomous and non-venomous spiders.

Humane trapping and exclusion techniques to remove larger animals like raccoons, squirrels, and possums, and prevent their return.

Relocation of bee colonies without harming the bees, typically by professional beekeepers or pest control experts specializing in bee conservation.

Treatments using residual insecticides and habitat modifications to reduce scorpion activity in homes, especially in arid regions.

Using traps and insecticides to eliminate silverfish, which are commonly found in damp, dark areas like bathrooms and basements.

Reducing fly populations with bait, traps, and insecticidal sprays, often focusing on waste management and sanitation to prevent breeding.

Treating and preventing pantry or clothing moths with pheromone traps, sprays, and removal of infested materials.

Eliminating earwigs with targeted insecticides and habitat reduction, often focused on damp outdoor areas where they thrive.

Using netting, spikes, and other deterrents to prevent birds like pigeons from nesting or roosting on buildings.

Trapping or using repellents to manage populations of moles and gophers that damage lawns and gardens.

Targeted treatments to eliminate carpenter ants that can damage wood structures, often using baits and sprays.

Eliminating carpet beetles with vacuuming, insecticides, and treatment of fabrics and furniture where larvae feed.