Reliable pest-control solutions designed for Arizona homes and the pests that thrive in our desert climate. We identify the source of the problem, provide targeted treatment, and recommend practical ways to prevent future activity.

Protect your Arizona home with targeted interior and exterior pest treatments. Initial, monthly, and quarterly service options are available to control current activity and help prevent pests from returning.
Common household pests include: ants, cockroaches, spiders, scorpions, beetles, crickets, silverfish, and moths.

Our cockroach treatments combine targeted applications, baiting, and monitoring to address active infestations. We tailor the service to the cockroach species, affected areas, and severity of the problem.
Common cockroaches include: American, German, Oriental, brown-banded, Turkestan, and brown cockroaches.
Our rodent-control service includes a thorough inspection, targeted trapping or control, and identification of possible entry points. We create a customized plan to remove rodents and reduce the chance of future activity.
Common rodents include: roof rats, brown rats, desert woodrats, kangaroo rats, cotton rats, house mice, field mice, and voles.

Stinging insects can become aggressive when their nests are disturbed. Our technicians locate and treat nests using professional methods selected for the species and location.
Common Arizona stinging insects include: paper wasps, yellow jackets, spider wasps, tarantula hawks, and mud daubers.

Our Arizona scorpion-control service targets the areas where scorpions hide, enter, and hunt around your property. We combine treatment with practical prevention recommendations to help reduce ongoing activity.
Common Arizona scorpions include: Arizona bark scorpions, striped-tail scorpions, giant hairy scorpions, and yellow ground scorpions.

Our spider-control service addresses spiders, webs, hiding areas, and the insects that attract them. Treatment is customized to the species and level of activity found during the inspection.
Common Arizona spiders include: black widows, Arizona brown spiders, wolf spiders, jumping spiders, house spiders, orb-weavers, and tarantulas.

Our targeted ant treatments address visible activity and the hidden colonies behind the infestation. We identify the ant species and treat nesting and travel areas to help provide lasting control.
Common ants include: fire ants, carpenter ants, Argentine ants, crazy ants, and common black ants.

Our technicians locate cricket activity, identify likely entry points, and treat affected areas. Preventive measures can also help keep crickets from returning and attracting predators such as scorpions.
Common Arizona crickets include: house crickets, field crickets, and tropical house crickets.

Our beetle-control service targets active areas, nesting sites, and potential entry points. Treatment is selected according to the beetle species and the areas of your property being affected.
Common Arizona beetles include: Palo Verde beetles, darkling beetles, ground beetles, June beetles, Bess beetles, Pinacate beetles, and carpet beetles.
Specialized solutions for bees, wildlife, mosquitoes, bed bugs, birds, snakes, and other challenging pest problems. Each service is tailored to the animal or pest, its location, and the needs of your property.

When conditions allow, we safely remove honey bees, colonies, and accessible honeycomb from structures and outdoor areas. We prioritize protecting your property while preserving these important pollinators whenever possible.

Africanized honey bees can become highly defensive, particularly near an established colony. Our trained team evaluates the situation and uses appropriate professional removal methods to protect people, pets, and property.
Common warning signs include: unusually defensive behavior, large numbers of bees, repeated activity around an opening, and an established colony near occupied areas.

We respond to bee swarms found around homes, businesses, and outdoor spaces. After evaluating the swarm and its location, we recommend the safest appropriate removal or relocation solution.
Common swarm locations include: trees, fences, walls, rooflines, utility boxes, sheds, and outdoor structures.

Our wasp-removal service locates and treats active nests around your home or business. Professional treatment reduces the risk of stings and helps you safely reclaim outdoor areas.
Common wasps include: paper wasps, yellow jackets, spider wasps, and tarantula hawks.
We inspect the property to locate hornet activity and safely treat or remove accessible nests. Our goal is to resolve the problem while minimizing disruption to your family, customers, and outdoor spaces.
Common nesting areas include: trees, rooflines, wall voids, sheds, eaves, and other protected locations.
We remove accessible mud dauber nests from walls, eaves, garages, patios, and other sheltered areas. We can also recommend preventive measures to discourage new nest construction.
Common mud daubers include: black-and-yellow mud daubers, organ-pipe mud daubers, and blue mud wasps.
Our water-source treatment helps discourage bees from gathering around pools and other outdoor water features. We use an environmentally conscious approach designed to make the area less attractive to bees without contaminating the water.
Common problem areas include: swimming pools, fountains, spas, water features, irrigation leaks, and pet-water areas.

We provide humane trapping and removal for smaller nuisance animals found around Arizona properties. Each solution is selected according to the animal, property conditions, and applicable wildlife requirements.
Common small animals include: skunks, ground squirrels, tree squirrels, rabbits, and ringtails.
Our wildlife service uses humane, species-appropriate methods to capture and remove nuisance animals. We also identify conditions that may be attracting wildlife or allowing animals to enter your property.
Common nuisance wildlife includes: raccoons, opossums, foxes, and other small Arizona wildlife.
We inspect lawns, gardens, and landscaped areas for active gopher tunnels before placing traps in targeted locations. Removing active gophers can help prevent additional damage to plants, irrigation systems, and outdoor spaces.
Common signs include: fresh soil mounds, damaged roots, dying plants, disturbed irrigation lines, and underground tunnel activity.

Our bed bug service begins with a consultation and inspection, followed by clear preparation and aftercare instructions. We use specialized product applications rather than whole-home heat treatment to target the infestation.
Common signs include: live bed bugs, dark spotting, shed skins, eggs, and unexplained bites after sleeping.

Our flea-and-tick treatments help control active infestations in indoor and outdoor areas. Organic and conventional options, along with recurring maintenance, may be available based on the needs of your property.
Common pests include: fleas, brown dog ticks, American dog ticks, and other locally occurring tick species.

We inspect your property for mosquito resting and breeding areas before applying targeted control measures. Recurring maintenance is available to help reduce mosquito activity during warmer periods.
Common breeding areas include: standing water, containers, clogged drains, irrigation runoff, and shaded vegetation.

Scorpions fluoresce under ultraviolet light, making nighttime inspections an effective way to locate them. Our technicians search common hiding areas and remove visible scorpions from the property.
Common hiding areas include: block-wall gaps, landscape materials, cracks, garages, exterior structures, and dark corners.

We identify slug and snail activity and recommend targeted measures to protect landscaping, gardens, and structures. Our approach balances effective control with responsible treatment around the surrounding environment.
Common signs include: slime trails, damaged plants, irregular feeding marks, and activity beneath pots or landscape debris.
We help prevent pigeons from roosting and nesting on buildings using appropriate exclusion and deterrent methods. Depending on the property, solutions may include screening, barriers, or bird spikes.
Common problem areas include: rooftops, ledges, solar panels, signs, vents, and covered patios.

We provide prompt, humane snake removal when a snake is found on your Arizona property. Our team uses appropriate equipment to capture and relocate the animal while prioritizing the safety of people and pets.
Common Arizona snakes include: rattlesnakes, gopher snakes, king snakes, coachwhips, and other desert species.

Help protect your Arizona property with professionally installed snake fencing and exclusion solutions. We identify vulnerable areas and create a physical barrier designed to reduce the risk of snakes entering your yard.
protection areas include: fence lines, gates, drainage openings, block-wall gaps, patios, play areas, and pet enclosures.
Flexible pest-management programs for Arizona businesses, HOAs, property management companies, multifamily communities, and commercial facilities. Each plan is tailored to the property, pest pressure, and desired level of ongoing protection.
Protect your Arizona business or managed property with a customized pest-management plan designed around your facility, community, and industry. We serve businesses, HOAs, property management companies, multifamily communities, and commercial facilities with solutions that protect occupants, customers, properties, and reputations.
Common commercial pests include: cockroaches, rodents, ants, flies, spiders, scorpions, pantry and stored-product pests, and stinging insects.
Our green pest-control options emphasize prevention, environmentally conscious products, and carefully targeted applications whenever practical. Each solution considers effective pest management alongside families, pets, beneficial organisms, and Arizona’s environment.
Common green-control methods include: exclusion, habitat modification, mechanical controls, monitoring, baiting, and targeted low-impact treatments.
Integrated Pest Management (IPM) combines inspection, monitoring, sanitation, exclusion, prevention, and targeted treatment. This long-term approach addresses the conditions contributing to pest activity while reducing unnecessary product use.
Common IPM methods include: sealing entry points, removing food and water sources, improving sanitation, monitoring activity, and applying targeted treatments when necessary.
