Pricing is dependent upon the size of the property, the pests and intensity of the infestation, and the frequency of treatment. Quotes are made after an inspection, so that we know what we are looking at and the cost is appropriate for the job. The inspection and estimate is free, and all costs are finalized before treatment begins.
This is one of the most common questions we get. It is not only common that ant activity spikes after the initial treatment, but a sign that it’s working. Foragers carry the bait back to the colony to feed, so for 1-2 weeks you may see more. Avoid is spraying store-bought products over the top, as this kills the carriers and stretches out the process out. If activity is still persistant at the follow-up, we treat again.
We use low-toxicity formulas, and most of the application is on the exterior: perimeter, eaves, block walls, and along the foundation. Indoor treatment is strategically applied to prevent chemical spread across open floor. Our team will give you any post-treatment instruction or re-entry time when applicable.
For the initial treatment, yes, because it includes the interior inspection. After that, exterior service does not need you there as long as we have all necessary access and any pets are secured. If you want interior treatment on a given visit, we schedule it around you.
Call or text (760) 690-2260 and we come back. No questions asked, no hidden fees, and no debate about whether that particular bug counts. That is what the guarantee means.
For urgent pest problems, call or text (760) 690-2260. Treatment requests made before noon, are sometimes able to be treated within 24 hours.
You can, and sometimes that is the right call. One-time treatments are best for treating currently active pest problems, but they are not intended to maintain a preventative barrier afterward.
Yes. We work with homeowners, landlords, and property managers on single units and whole buildings. Call and tell us what you are managing.
No. Gophers, squirrels, raccoons, opossums, and other wildlife are outside what a structural pest license covers. Live honeybee colonies go to a keeper for removal rather than being exterminated.
