Remember, all pest control starts with YOU. Check the seals around your doors and windows quarterly to make sure that they seal properly. Keep your landscaping (bushes, trees, etc.) trimmed back away from the house. Store pet food and bird seed in plastic containers. Rake birdseed out from around the bird feeders. Use rubber mulch or remove mulch before bedding down new. Reduce leaf litter periodically. Pest control works the best when homeowners and companies work together. And the best weapon against a spider is your broom.

TERMITES

In this area, it’s not “if” you get termites, it’s “when”! Knowledge, and a termite treatment with Termidor ®, is your best weapon against these critters.

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ROACHES

Cockroach control may become a homeowner’s most difficult task because of the time and knowledge it often involves. The cockroach is considered an allergen source and an asthma trigger for residents.

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BEDBUGS 

Anyone can have these annoying creepy crawlies come for a visit. These buggies are an introduced pest, so be sure to check all of your luggage after a trip!

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WOOD BORING BEES

They are large, annoying and thankfully not aggressive. Wood boring (aka Carpenter) Bees are a major seasonal issue for Lower Alabama residents.

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LICE

Everyone can get lice. It’s not a cleanliness issue; it’s a bug issue! Just like bedbugs, these have to come from somewhere, so it’s best not to share hair accessories, brushes or hats!

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EARWIGS

Despite the fear-inspiring name, earwigs have no interest in your or my or anyone’s ears. But they do have a job to do, so check it out.

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SILVERFISH

Silverfish are a problem for libraries everywhere. Hopefully, not in your house too!

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FLEAS

Our service focuses on treating areas like carpeting, beneath furniture, cushions, and wherever your pet rests, sleeps or spends most of its time. There are steps you can do to help us help you.

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MSDS

Material Safety Data Sheets and all product labels can be found here.

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Links & Sources

There is no way we can do this all ourselves. Please check out the following link for those people and institutions to whom we owe our thanks.

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