Rates for our services vary by the target pest and the amount of area to be treated.

No, our service agreements state that you may cancel service at any time with a 30 day written notice.

When an ant colony can't be located, use a insecticide bait. The toxicant is passed throughout the colony, killing the queen and all worker ants.

No. Carpenter ants get no nutritional value from wood, usually attack soft decaying wood creating galleries to make their nests.

We use only EPA registered pesticides that are labeled for use in and around homes. We also use the least toxic pesticide that is available to control the targeted pest and apply it according to label directions.

For lawn applications we can call before we come to treat the lawn so that you can keep kids and pets indoors until the products have dried on the lawn or have been watered in. For structures, pesticides are applied well away from children and pets in places such as cracks and crevices, behind heavy appliances, behind switch plates, underneath siding, etc. where insects hide and breed.

Depending on the setting and target pest, the treatment may last about 3 months on the outside of a house. We schedule exterior treatments from late March thru late October.

If we are treating just the outside of your house, you don’t have to be at home, just make sure children or pet toys are away from the structure foundation.

No, but our company policy is to keep people out of the treated are until it dries or for up to 2 hours. That is why we ask people to keep kids and pets inside the house while we our applications. It usually takes an hour or less for the spray to dry.

The insecticide we use is mixed with water and does not stain. It isn't greasy and doesn’t leave a film. Any residue that may be seen is easy to clean off with common household soap and water.