Most people take a reactive approach to pest control. Only treating pests when they appear isn’t nearly as effective as preventative and proactive pest control. Through regular maintenance, you can keep pest populations in control.

Pest products break down naturally in the environment after about 90 days. By returning to your home and treating, we ensure there’s never a lapse in the protection of your home. Having your home treated once isn’t going to be nearly as effective as regular treatment.

Starting with the foundation, we create a barrier of about 3×5 ft. This treatment is pet- and child-friendly so you don’t need to worry about lingering harmful chemicals. Pests won’t be able to enter the nooks and crannies they need to get inside your home. 

Doors and window are an easy place for pests to sneak in. Often, windows and doors can have openings in the seams/caulking and weep holes that give pests access points. We inspect and treat all your windows and doors as part of your service.

Pests love to make their homes in your flower beds and mulch areas around your home. We inspect these areas and treat with green products that won’t kill or damage your plant life.

Pests love to build nests in tall, overgrown vegetation. Some pests also find safe havens in wood stacked or stored near your home. We inspect all of these areas and treat them.

Pests love kitchens. They love to find areas where they can find leftover or spoiled food in your garbage cans. Because some pests can carry bacteria, we check and treat your kitchen very thoroughly to keep them away and keep you safe.

Pests are often drawn to areas that have water or moisture. Bathrooms are often a place where we find pest entry points or activity. We treat bathrooms as part of the Home Protection Plan every quarter.

The last thing you want is to find a pest where you sleep. We inspect your bedrooms for common places where pests appear. After we inspect, we treat to keep them from finding there way in.

Baseboards are an easy place for pest entry as it’s where the caulking or sealing material can separate and allow small entry points. We treat all accessible baseboards as part of our Home Protection Plan.

Attics are common places to find pests. We inspect your attic areas to make sure that no pests are building nests, getting into your belongings, or growing in population.

Being thorough means that we check every potential entry point. This includes your basements or crawlspaces. Pests often find shelter or will build nests in these areas.