Pests We Treat
The pests that give High Desert homes the most trouble, how to spot them, and how we deal with each one.
What are the most common pests in the High Desert?
Ants are our number-one call, and black widows, scorpions, crickets and cockroaches are all common. Mice move indoors in fall and winter, and rattlesnakes turn up where newer homes back onto open desert. Most of them are handled by one recurring barrier treatment.
Ants
Recurring trails in the kitchen, bath, or along the foundation.
Ant ControlSpiders
Webs in corners and eaves — including black widows.
Spider ControlScorpions
The signature High Desert pest — active in warm months.
Scorpion ControlCockroaches
Indoor infestations in kitchens, bathrooms, and garages.
Cockroach ControlCrickets
Noisy invaders that pour in during the warm season.
Cricket ControlEarwigs
Moisture-loving pests in bathrooms, mulch, and entryways.
Earwig ControlSilverfish
Hidden paper- and fabric-eaters in dark, quiet spaces.
Silverfish ControlCentipedes
Fast-moving and unsettling — drawn in by other bugs.
Centipede ControlWasps
Nests under eaves, in attics, and around the yard.
Wasp ControlTicks
A health risk for pets and family in brushy areas.
Tick ControlSnakes
Rattlesnakes along back walls where homes meet open desert.
Snake ControlMice
Rodents that get into the home, garage, and attic.
Mouse ControlBed Bugs
Bites, blood spots and bugs in the bed — treated without a costly heat treatment.
Bed Bug TreatmentWant the bigger picture? See our services.
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