Pest Control Treatment

What treatment options cover

• By pest type: ants, rodents, termites, bed bugs, cockroaches, spiders, wildlife, and more.
• For your home—one-time treatment or ongoing plans.
• Removal and control for stinging insects (wasps, hornets, bees) and wildlife.
• Termite treatment (drywood and subterranean) and rodent proofing.

Why choosing the right treatment matters

Different pests require different approaches. Using the wrong product or method can waste time and money, and in some cases make the problem worse. For example, DIY treatments for bed bugs often miss eggs and hiding spots, leading to reinfestation. Termites need specific treatment strategies depending on the species and the type of damage. A local provider who specializes in the pest you’re dealing with can recommend the most effective treatment and explain what to expect before, during, and after the service.

What to expect from pest treatment

• An assessment of the pest problem and the areas affected in and around your home.
• A treatment plan tailored to the pest type—sprays, baits, traps, exclusion, or a combination.
• Clear instructions on any prep you need to do (e.g., clearing areas, vacating during treatment) and any follow-up visits.
• Guidance on preventing the pest from coming back, including sealing entry points or scheduling follow-up treatments.

Common questions about pest treatment

How soon can I expect results after treatment?

It depends on the pest and the treatment. Some pests die off quickly; others (like bed bugs or termites) may require multiple visits or a few weeks for full effect. Your provider should give you a realistic timeline.

Is treatment safe for my family and pets?

Licensed providers use products according to label directions and can advise on re-entry times and any precautions. Always ask about safety and follow the instructions they give you.

Should I do one-time treatment or an ongoing plan?

One-time treatment can work for a single, isolated issue. Ongoing plans are useful when you want continuous protection or have had recurring problems. Your provider can recommend what fits your situation.