Recurring Pest Control
Monthly, every-other-month or quarterly visits that keep ants, spiders, roaches and other everyday pests from coming back.
Pest control services
Not sure what you need? Start with what you’re seeing. Every service begins with an inspection, because the right treatment depends on the pest, the property and how it got in.
Which service do I need?
Signs are a starting point, not a diagnosis — similar evidence can come from different pests.
| What you’re seeing | Where to start |
|---|---|
| Small hard pellets on windowsills, attic floors or under furniture; discarded wings | Termite Control |
| Mud tubes on the foundation, in the crawlspace or along slab edges | Termite Control |
| Itchy bites after sleeping; dark spots or tiny shells along mattress seams | Bed Bug Treatment |
| Lines of small ants in the kitchen or bathroom, especially after hot weather | Ant Control |
| Small brown roaches at night around the sink, stove or dishwasher | Cockroach Control |
| A large roach now and then near drains, the garage or the yard | Cockroach Control |
| Heavy webs on eaves and in the garage; black widows in storage areas | Spider Control |
| A paper nest under the eaves, or yellowjackets going in and out of the ground or a wall | Wasp & Yellowjacket Control |
| Being bitten in the backyard during the day | Mosquito Control |
| Brown insects with pincers under pots, in mulch or in the bathroom | Earwig Control |
| Silvery, fast-moving insects in the bathtub, closets or stored boxes; holes in paper | Silverfish Control |
| Several kinds of insects, or the same pests returning every season | Recurring Pest Control |
| Bees clustered on a branch, or flying steadily in and out of a wall | Usually a beekeeper or bee removal specialist — see the honey bee section of Wasp & Yellowjacket Control |
All services
Termite Control
Inspection-led termite treatment for drywood and subterranean termites, from localized work to whole-structure options.
Bed Bug Treatment
Inspection to confirm bed bugs, a treatment plan for your home or unit, and follow-up visits to check results.
Ant Control
Identify the ant, find where the trail starts, and treat the colony — not just the ants you can see.
Cockroach Control
Species identification, inspection of kitchens, plumbing and voids, and targeted treatment with sanitation and sealing.
Wasp & Yellowjacket Control
Assessment and removal of paper wasp and yellowjacket nests — and guidance when it turns out to be honey bees.
Spider Control
Web removal, treatment of harborage areas and fewer insects for spiders to feed on — usually part of recurring pest service.
Mosquito Control
Private-property mosquito reduction: finding breeding sites, reducing standing water and targeted yard treatment.
Earwig Control
Earwigs in the house, the bathroom or under pots: finding the damp hiding spots, treating the perimeter and keeping them outside.
Silverfish Control
Silverfish in bathrooms, closets, books or stored boxes: finding the damp areas they depend on and treating where they hide.
One-time visit or recurring service?
One-time visit
Best for a specific, recent problem — an ant invasion after a heat wave, a single wasp nest, a few roaches that came in from outside.
- Inspection and targeted treatment
- Follow-up only if the plan calls for it
- No ongoing commitment
Recurring service
Best when pests keep coming back — homes next to hillsides or canyons, heavy landscaping, older buildings. Usually monthly, every other month or quarterly.
- Regular exterior treatment and inspection
- Interior service where pests are active
- Ask what happens if pests return between visits
Termite and bed bug work follows its own plan — an inspection report, then treatment and any follow-up visits for that specific problem.
What affects the price
Pest control isn’t priced by the pest alone. Ask for a written estimate that lists what’s included, and compare like with like.
- The pest and how established it is — a few ants versus a long-standing German cockroach population.
- Size and type of property — square footage, number of units, crawlspace and attic access.
- Method — for example localized termite treatment versus whole-structure fumigation, or bed bug heat treatment versus product application.
- Number of visits — one visit, a set of follow-ups, or a recurring schedule.
- Preparation and repairs — sealing entry points or replacing damaged wood may be quoted separately.
Questions about choosing a service
Do I need to know exactly which pest I have?
No. Just describe what you're seeing when we talk. Identification is part of the inspection.
Can one visit cover more than one pest?
Often, yes — ants, roaches and spiders are commonly handled together, either in one visit or on a recurring schedule. Termites and bed bugs need their own inspection and plan.
Can I get a price before the inspection?
A rough idea is sometimes possible from a description, but an accurate price depends on what the inspection finds. You'll get the price before any work begins.
Is the treatment safe for children and pets?
It depends on the product and how it's applied. The provider gives you written notice of the products and instructions based on the label — mention children, pets and health concerns when you request service.
What we don't take requests for
This site doesn’t arrange commercial pest control programs, rodent control, wildlife trapping (raccoons, opossums, coyotes), bird control, dead-animal removal, attic restoration, mold remediation or general construction. Live honey bee relocation is best handled by a beekeeper or bee removal specialist. For public mosquito issues, contact your local vector control district — see mosquito control for links.
Tell us what you're seeing
Give us a call — we'll arrange an inspection and explain your options before any treatment.