About Us

Extermination implies a one-time solution to eliminate the pest problem completely. However, in reality, sometimes it requires ongoing treatment. That’s where prevention and control come in – these are about managing and reducing pest populations over time. We focus on both immediate relief and long-term management, which might mean regular monthly or quarterly treatments. It’s important to understand that complete extermination isn’t always possible for certain pests, but we can significantly reduce and manage their presence with our expertise.

Our products have a residual of 2-3 months providing lasting protection between services to help control new pests from getting on or in your home.

More than likely, these are termite swarmers and not ants. Termites will typically swarm in the spring on a warm day after we have had some rain. This swarm will only last an hour or two but don’t be fooled, you more than likely have termites in your home. Call us for a free inspection!

Definitely NOT! Plugging up the only entry point to their nest will trap the vast majority of them inside your home. Those bees will not just give up and die off, instead, they will look for another way out. Quite often, that way out is by chewing through your drywall and entering your home. Trust us, you do not want that to happen. Give us a call today, and we can help you out.

Yes, we do! Our main goal when treating mice is finding how they got into your home and plugging up every possible entry point. Call us for more information!

Usually, a lot of house flies indicate a mouse died in the walls or attic, and the only thing you can do is vacuum up the ones you can, and they will disappear in 4-6 days. If they are smaller fruit flies and not house flies, the best and only treatment is finding the source of the flies and getting rid of it. Call us for more details!

Boxelder bugs will only enter your home in the fall months to try and survive the cold winter. If you see them in the spring, that is an indication that they successfully entered your home in the fall and are waking up from their winter “hibernation.” We can treat them in the fall to prevent them from entering your home as best as possible. We do not treat them in the spring, as the problem almost always takes care of itself after a few weeks.

We try our best to keep all honeybees alive as they are a vital part of nature. If you have them in your home, we will first get you in contact with a beekeeper who will attempt to extract them from your home if possible. Sometimes, that is not an option, and unfortunately, we would have to do a treatment to take care of them. Treating honeybees is a last resort.

As a general rule, it will take 2-3 weeks after the first service date to see complete results. The ants will sometimes get worse before they get better but know that all of the products we use are actively working to eradicate the problem. If after 3 weeks you still have more than an occasional ant, give us a call and we will discuss if a retreatment is necessary. As always, please call us with any questions or concerns.

Yes, we will! Unless there is lightning close by or the weather resembles a category five hurricane, we will still treat in the rain. Most areas we treat outside are under eves, decks, and siding where rain will not affect our treatment. Plus, we guarantee all of our work, so if you are seeing more insects than normal, give us a call and we will discuss if retreatment is necessary .

We do not treat wildlife in and around your home. If you have issues with anything larger than a mouse, we recommend that you call Lakeshore Wildlife Removal.

In the short term, grab a tennis racket and practice your forehand. For a more permanent solution, we recommend you call Vamoose Varmint for all your bat control needs.

Sorry, we’re not the bedbug whisperers! For these little biters, we recommend you contact Aardvark Pest Management or Rose Pest Solutions.

Most of the time, woodpeckers are not going after insects in your home/wood. They may be trying to attract a mate, defend/establish their territory, or simply enjoy the sound. You can try to keep them away from your home with reflective tape, aluminum foil around posts, and loud noises. Remember, persistence is key! For further information, we suggest you call Lakeshore Wildlife Removal.