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No. You’ll only sign a 4-month agreement which includes your initial treatment & one additional treatment (plus, anything you might need in between). No need to sign a new agreement after the 4-months, service will continue until you decide otherwise.

Yes. If you call by 2 p.m., in most cases, we can service the same day. Otherwise, we’ll schedule an appointment for you the next day.

You can, but we advise against it. The 4-month agreement helps us ensure that we take care of the eggs that hatch, and also other migrating pests from the surrounding areas. If you choose a one-time treatment, it costs $179 and comes with a 30-day warranty.

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• Bed Bugs
• Bees
• Mosquitoes
• German Roaches
• Mice & Rats
• Termites

Here are some of the most common signs of termites:

• Visible flying termites (called warmers)
• Discarded wings
• Termite droppings (called Frass, these are the color of wood)
• Mud tubes
• Hollow wood, damaged paint or wallpaper

They can. There are two types of termites that we typically see:
Subterranean termites. These require moisture through soil contact to survive and thats why they build their nests in the ground.
Dry wood termites. These do not need moisture from soil contact to survive and can thrive in colonies inside your home.

It’s possible! If they are termites, you’ll notice swarmers flying towards light fixtures.

Termites and ants can look quite similar. Here are a few ways to tell them apart:

Wings: Termites have wings in the front and back that are equal in length and double the size of their body. Ants have shorter wings that are not the same length. Their front wings are longer than their back wings.

Antennae: If you see an insect with straight antennae, it’s a termite. If the antennae are bent, it’s an ant.

Yes. If you call by 2 p.m., in most cases, we can service the same day. Otherwise, we’ll schedule an appointment for you the next day.

German cockroaches can be one of the hardest insects to treat, because they are fast, resilient, and multiply quickly. The easiest way to tell a German roach from other kinds of roaches is noticing their tan to light brown coloring and two parallel stripes on the back of their heads.

Treatment consists of an inspection, flushing them out of their hiding places, and ongoing treatments to take care of the egg hatchlings. We will come back every two weeks to break the lifecycle of the roaches and their eggs.

The most common factors that attract roaches to clean homes include:

• Untidy landscaping from fallen palm fronds and rotting fruits
• Moisture from leaking sinks or washing machines
• Food sources that we may not consider food, like cardboard, hair, and even glue
• Overflowing trash cans near easy entrance points
• Easy entrance points, including gaps under doors and torn screen doors

No. You’ll only sign a 4-month agreement which includes your initial treatment & one additional treatment (plus, anything you might need in between). No need to sign a new agreement after the 4-months, service will continue until you decide otherwise.

Yes. If you call by 2 p.m., in most cases, we can service the same day. Otherwise, we’ll schedule an appointment for you the next day.

You can, but we advise against it. The 4-month agreement helps us ensure that we take care of the eggs that hatch, and also other migrating pests from the surrounding areas. If you choose a one-time treatment, it costs $229 and comes with a 30-day warranty.

The mosquito is attracted to a special odor in the trap. When they land on the floating gauze strip in these traps, they are exposed to a bioactive powder and a naturally occurring fungus.

The powder attaches to the mosquito’s legs and feet; the fungus is then absorbed into the body.

The fungus in the trap will affect the mosquito’s ability to bite or sting humans, and the In2Care active ingredients will ultimately kill the mosquito.

As the mosquito flies out of the trap, touching multiple places to lay eggs, it spreads the mosquito-killing powder, killing the larvae before they hatch. It also kills larvae in the nests of other mosquitos.

Typically, it is due to standing water and a food source (mammals).

Mosquitos are only active during dusk and dawn. During the day time, they are nesting on the shrubs and bushes around your home. Because of that, we also treat all the bushes where the mosquitoes nest during the day time so that we can wipe out the adult population. We do this for you monthly to keep the population down.

You can try eliminating any standing water. That may help alleviate some of the mosquito population. If you are still having problems, give us a call.

No. You’ll only sign a 4-month agreement which includes your initial treatment & one additional treatment (plus, anything you might need in between). No need to sign a new agreement after the 4-months, service will continue until you decide otherwise.

Yes. If you call by 2 p.m., in most cases, we can service the same day. Otherwise, we’ll schedule an appointment for you the next day.

You can, but we advise against it. The 4-month agreement helps us ensure that we take care of the eggs that hatch, and also other migrating pests from the surrounding areas. If you choose a one-time treatment, it costs $99 and comes with a 3-day warranty, great for weekends or outdoor parties. Not a long term solution.

Many infestations are effectively eradicated within the first couple of treatments. Our inspector will provide a detailed plan and start treatment the same day.

Inspection is key to eradicating mice and rats. You need to discover how they are getting into the home and seal the entry points. Over-the-counter traps will help, but they will not stop them from coming inside.

Usually not. As long as there is a food source and a place to sleep, they will continue to come around.

Yes. Clean houses can get rats, just like dirty houses. Rats and other rodents can come if you provide them with easy access to food, water, and shelter.

Yes. If you call by 2 p.m., in most cases, we can service the same day. Otherwise, we’ll schedule an appointment for you the next day.

The fastest and most effective way to eradicate bed bugs:

• Understand their reproductive & lifestyle habits
• Utilize regular treatments designed to keep them out
• Incorporate the right equipment and products
• Hire a company with experience treating bed bugs

It’s very difficult. Time is extremely important when treating bed bugs. For example, female bed bugs can lay up to 4-8 eggs a day. If there are 10 females laying 4-8 eggs a day eggs, bed bug issues can get out of hand very quickly. You can try to use natural treatments for bed bugs, but they are largely ineffective. Hiring a professional is the best way to quickly and permanently eliminate bed bugs.

Yes. If you call by 2 p.m., in most cases, we can service the same day. Otherwise, we’ll schedule an appointment for you the next day.

Most of the time, beekeepers will charge for beehive removal.

Yes. If you are looking for a service to remove and relocate bees, you’ll want to reach out to a beekeeper.

By law, you must wait 48 hours before any type of treatment. They will typically move on within that time period.

Is it a wasp, a hornet, or a bee?

Many people struggle to tell the difference between wasps and bees because they appear very similar at a distance. When you get up close, you can notice some key differences.

• Bees are fuzzy with round bodies and legs that help them collect pollen.
• Wasps are thinner with narrow wastes and skinny legs. They don’t have hairs, which makes them appear shinier.
• Hornets, which are part of the wasp family, look very similar to wasps except bigger.

Yes. If you call by 2 p.m., in most cases, we can service the same day. Otherwise, we’ll schedule an appointment for you the next day.

The most common are carpenter ants, fire ants, pharaoh ants, little black ants and odorous house ants.

No. Those are included in the service.

Ants send out scavengers looking for food, water & shelter. Once they find what they are looking for, they leave a pheromone trail for the other ants to follow. Ants can sneak through the tiniest of cracks.

No. You’ll only sign a 4-month agreement which includes your initial treatment & one additional treatment (plus, anything you might need in between). No need to sign a new agreement after the 4-months, service will continue until you decide otherwise.

Yes. If you call by 2 p.m., in most cases, we can service the same day. Otherwise, we’ll schedule an appointment for you the next day.

You can, but we advise against it. The 4-month agreement helps us ensure that we take care of the eggs that hatch, and also other migrating pests from the surrounding areas. If you choose a one-time treatment, it costs $179 and comes with a 30-day warranty.

Most of the time, beekeepers will charge for beehive removal.

The roof line is a secluded area that is not easily disturbed.

It is uncommon for them to nest inside the home, but they can make nests in the attics if they can find a way in. If they do make a nest inside the attic, it is possible for them to come in through light fixtures or vents if there is a hole big enough for them to fit.

No. You’ll only sign a 4-month agreement which includes your initial treatment & one additional treatment (plus, anything you might need in between). No need to sign a new agreement after the 4-months, service will continue until you decide otherwise.

Yes. If you call by 2 p.m., in most cases, we can service the same day. Otherwise, we’ll schedule an appointment for you the next day.

You can, but we advise against it. The 4-month agreement helps us ensure that we take care of the eggs that hatch, and also other migrating pests from the surrounding areas. If you choose a one-time treatment, it costs $179 and comes with a 30-day warranty.

Spider bites are typically random, one or two at a time.

Bed bug bites, may occur in a line or a zig-zag pattern across your arms, hands, face, neck & shoulders.

If it's below the knees, it more than likely flea bites.

We treat for every type of spider. The most common ones seen are: brown recluse spiders, black widows, daddy long legs, wolf spiders & hobo spiders.

Yes. The treatment is the same.

Wolf Spiders are not considered to be poisonous. They do have a painful bite that causes pain & swelling.

It's unlikely for a human to die from a spider bite. Hospitalization might be necessary if bitten by a brown recluse or black widow spider.

No. You’ll only sign a 4-month agreement which includes your initial treatment & one additional treatment (plus, anything you might need in between). No need to sign a new agreement after the 4-months, service will continue until you decide otherwise.

Yes. If you call by 2 p.m., in most cases, we can service the same day. Otherwise, we’ll schedule an appointment for you the next day.

You can, but we advise against it. The 4-month agreement helps us ensure that we take care of the eggs that hatch, and also other migrating pests from the surrounding areas. If you choose a one-time treatment, it costs $179 and comes with a 30-day warranty.

Flea eggs can lay dormant for up to a year in a home, especially in carpets. Because of that, even if you get rid of the adults, they have a tendency to come back.

Bed bug bites, may occur in a line or a zig-zag pattern across your arms, hands, face, neck & shoulders.

Flea bites are most common below the knees.

Fleas prefer to feed on pets rather than humans. Fleas usually only bite humans when a pet has been removed from the home, unless there is a major infestation.

No. You’ll only sign a 4-month agreement which includes your initial treatment & one additional treatment (plus, anything you might need in between). No need to sign a new agreement after the 4-months, service will continue until you decide otherwise.

Yes. If you call by 2 p.m., in most cases, we can service the same day. Otherwise, we’ll schedule an appointment for you the next day.

You can, but we advise against it. The 4-month agreement helps us ensure that we take care of the eggs that hatch, and also other migrating pests from the surrounding areas. If you choose a one-time treatment, it costs $229 and comes with a 30-day warranty.

Like all insects, they come into the home looking for food and water. They find little cracks around doorways and windows, plumbing pipes and utility lines. Basically anywhere they can find a way in.

They have a painful sting but are not considered poisonous. It is common to go to the hospital with a scorpion sting.

If you are seeing more than one a month, you may have an infestation. You a take an ultraviolet light at night, and go around your home to have an idea as to how many are out there.

If scorpions get in contact with regular treatments, it will eradicate them. Scorpions are known to migrate so it’s important to create and maintain a barrier around your home through regular service.

No. You’ll only sign a 4-month agreement which includes your initial treatment & one additional treatment (plus, anything you might need in between). No need to sign a new agreement after the 4-months, service will continue until you decide otherwise.

Yes. If you call by 2 p.m., in most cases, we can service the same day. Otherwise, we’ll schedule an appointment for you the next day.

You can, but we advise against it. The 4-month agreement helps us ensure that we take care of the eggs that hatch, and also other migrating pests from the surrounding areas. If you choose a one-time treatment, it costs $179 and comes with a 30-day warranty.

Like all insects, they come into the home looking for food and water. They find little cracks around doorways and windows, plumbing pipes and utility lines. Basically anywhere they can find a way in.

Crickets are attracted to moist, dark and protected areas. This includes tall grass and vegetation around the home. If even your home doesn’t have tall grass & vegetation, your neighbors house might. Crickets are constant migrating looking for food and water.

With crickets, the best remedy is to create and maintain a barrier around your home. If they migrate into your yard, regular treatment will eradicate them.

No. You’ll only sign a 4-month agreement which includes your initial treatment & one additional treatment (plus, anything you might need in between). No need to sign a new agreement after the 4-months, service will continue until you decide otherwise.

Yes. If you call by 2 p.m., in most cases, we can service the same day. Otherwise, we’ll schedule an appointment for you the next day.

You can, but we advise against it. The 4-month agreement helps us ensure that we take care of the eggs that hatch, and also other migrating pests from the surrounding areas. If you choose a one-time treatment, it costs $179 and comes with a 30-day warranty.

Yes.

They like to eat grasses, tree bark, roots, tubers, and vegetable crops.

The best way is thorough baiting and trapping. This can accomplished through a regular general pest treatment plan.

No. You’ll only sign a 4-month agreement which includes your initial treatment & one additional treatment (plus, anything you might need in between). No need to sign a new agreement after the 4-months, service will continue until you decide otherwise.

Yes. If you call by 2 p.m., in most cases, we can service the same day. Otherwise, we’ll schedule an appointment for you the next day.

You can, but we advise against it. The 4-month agreement helps us ensure that we take care of the eggs that hatch, and also other migrating pests from the surrounding areas. If you choose a one-time treatment, it costs $249 and comes with two treatments, two bait stations & a 30-day warranty.