Insect Control
Ants, flies and crawling insects traced to the nest and cleared.
Learn MoreTake the House Back From the Bugs
You should not have to share your home with anything that bites, chews or scurries. I deal with insects, rodents, termites, bees and bed bugs, one house at a time.
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About the service
Pest Control That Starts With the Cause
Spraying a bug you can see is the easy part. The ones you cannot see are the reason it keeps coming back. I start every service with a walk-through to trace entry gaps, moisture, food sources and nesting spots before I pick any product.
- Entry points sealed, not just treated around
- Products matched to the pest and the room
- Plain answers on what to expect afterwards
Services
Common Pests, Handled Properly
Rodent Removal
Mice and rats trapped, then the gap they used sealed shut.
Learn MoreCockroach Elimination
Gel baits placed in the warm, damp gaps where roaches breed.
Learn MoreTermite Treatment
Hidden wood damage found early and treated before it spreads further.
Learn MoreBee Elimination
Nests near doors and eaves removed safely with the right timing.
Learn MoreBed Bug Removal
Mattress seams, frames and cracks treated so the biting finally stops.
Learn MoreWhat Happens During a Service
Three steps from the first sighting to a pest-free home, each one explained as it happens.
Find the Source
I check the spots pests favour, from under sinks to the attic, and work out what you have and where it gets in.
Treat the Problem
Baits, dusts or sprays go only where that pest lives. You get clear timing on when each treated spot is safe again.
Block the Return
Gaps get sealed and I point out the damp corner or woodpile that drew them, so the same pest does not come back.
Questions
Things People Ask Before Treatment
Usually not. Most indoor work uses baits and targeted spot treatments. If a room needs to be cleared for a while, I will tell you before it starts.
I plan product choice and placement around who lives in the home. Baits go where paws and hands cannot reach, and you get clear timing on when a treated spot is fine to use.
Sprays hit the few pests in the open. The nest, the eggs and the entry gap stay put. Treating the source is what makes the difference.
Repeat sightings in the same spot, droppings, shed skins or a musty smell are the usual signs of a larger group. A quick inspection settles it either way.
Clear counters, pull small items away from the walls where you saw activity, and keep food sealed. I handle everything else on site.
