Our Standard Structural Pest Control Program covers over 40+ common pests including ants, spiders, beetles, earwigs, mites, crickets, clover mites, silverfish, millipedes, centipedes, pantry pests, and more.
Yes. We use Syngenta products like Tandem and Demand CS, which are known for being among the safest and most effective industry-grade treatments. They are pet-friendly once dry.
Interior treatment is done as-needed. Most homes receive routine exterior treatments, with interior service added when activity is reported.
Minimal preparation is needed for general pest control. Ensure we can access baseboards, the garage, and any areas of concern.
Our products provide up to 90 days of protection, and we return every 60 days (residential) or 30 days (commercial) to keep the barrier active.
No. Our products are low-odor, non-staining, and dry clear.
Most rodents enter through garage gaps, crawl spaces, exterior cracks, or areas around utilities.
Yes. All rodenticide is placed inside tamper-resistant Protecta bait stations, designed to prevent access by pets and children.
Yes. If rodents are caught in snap traps or glue traps, you can request technician removal.
Rodent populations vary. Follow-ups may be needed depending on activity and seasonal pressure.
Bait stations reduce overall populations.
Glue and snap traps catch active adults immediately.
Both methods are often used together.
Most rodenticides begin working within a few days. Visible results vary depending on population size.
Roaches reproduce quickly, and their eggs are resistant to insecticides. Bi-weekly follow-ups break the life cycle.
No. Roach baits are placed in targeted cracks and crevices where only roaches access them.
Yes. Reducing food debris increases bait effectiveness and supports long-term elimination.
Most customers see significant reduction after the first 1–2 visits, but full elimination can take several weeks.
We treat behind and underneath appliances without needing to relocate them completely unless specifically required.
Our initial structural treatment helps prevent migration, and follow-ups ensure complete containment.
Yes. High heat kills eggs — a critical step before chemical treatment. Bed bug eggs cannot be fully penetrated by insecticide.
Most infestations require bi-weekly treatments until all stages (eggs, nymphs, adults) are eliminated.
No. Proper treatment usually saves mattresses, box springs, and beds.
Yes. All products used are approved for interior residential spaces and safe once dry.
Yes — which is why we perform an initial structural treatment to prevent migration before detailed bed bug work begins.
Most customers see a noticeable reduction after the first visit, with complete elimination after multiple treatments.
Backed by industry-leading Syngenta chemistry and professional protocols, our services deliver the strongest and safest barrier protection available.
