Pest Control

General Pest Services to Protect Your Home

Health Risks

Disease Transmission: Rodents, mosquitoes, cockroaches, and ticks can carry harmful diseases like:

  • Salmonella
  • Lyme disease
  • West Nile virus
  • Hantavirus

Allergies & Asthma: Cockroach droppings, shed skins, and urine can trigger allergic reactions and worsen asthma—especially in children.

Our general pest service is designed to protect your home from a wide range of common household pests. After you schedule your appointment we come to your home and perform a thorough inspection and we develop a customized plan to suit your needs. See our process below.

Our Process

Common Service Intervals


While specific recommendations can vary based on your home and pest pressure, common service intervals include:

  • Quarterly (Every 3 Months): This is a very common and effective interval for general pest control, providing consistent protection against a broad range of pests.
  • Bi-Monthly (Every 2 Months): Some homeowners opt for bi-monthly service for a bit more frequent attention, especially if they’ve experienced persistent pest issues.
  • Monthly: This interval offers the most consistent protection and might be recommended for severe infestations or specific pests that require more frequent treatment, like mosquito services during their peak season.

Why Service Intervals are Important


Pests are a continuous threat, and their populations can rebound if not consistently managed. Regular service intervals are crucial for:

  • Year-Round Protection: Different pests are active during different seasons. Consistent service ensures your home is protected no matter the time of year.
  • Preventing Infestations: Proactive treatments help prevent small pest issues from escalating into major infestations, saving you time, stress, and potential repair costs.
  • Maximizing Effectiveness: Pest control products have a limited residual effect. Regular reapplication maintains the protective barrier and keeps pest populations in check.
  • Addressing New Threats: Ongoing monitoring allows technicians to quickly identify and address new pest threats before they become established.