Monthly pest control service

When to use this service

• When you want to stop infestations before they start—especially after a recent treatment.
• For ongoing protection with monthly, quarterly, or annual pest control maintenance.
• When you need perimeter treatment, sealing of entry points, or pest monitoring.
• To protect your property year-round with a schedule that fits your situation.

Why this matters for homeowners

Termites alone cause billions of dollars in damage each year; rodents can chew wiring and spread disease; ants, cockroaches, and other pests can multiply quickly once they're inside. A good monthly pest control service plan reduces these risks. Regular service also means you have a trusted provider who knows your property and can respond quickly if something changes.

What to expect from prevention and maintenance

• An initial assessment of your property to identify risk areas, entry points, and any existing pest activity.
• A schedule that fits your needs: monthly, quarterly, or annual service, with options for interior and exterior work.
• Ongoing treatments such as perimeter sprays, bait stations, or exclusion work (sealing, screens, etc.).
• Recommendations for what you can do at home: reducing moisture, storing food properly, trimming vegetation, and closing gaps.

Common questions about pest prevention

How often should I have preventive pest control?

It depends on where you live and your property. Many homeowners choose quarterly (every 3 months) or monthly during peak pest season. Your provider can recommend a schedule based on your situation.

Are eco-friendly or organic options as effective?

Eco-friendly and organic methods can be effective for prevention and for certain pests. Discuss your priorities and the pest pressure in your area with the provider to find the right approach.

What's included in a typical maintenance visit?

Usually an exterior (and sometimes interior) inspection, application of preventive products, and a check of bait stations or monitors. The exact scope depends on your plan and the provider.

Can I skip a visit if I don't see any pests?

Prevention is most effective when done on a consistent schedule. Skipping visits can allow small issues to become larger. If you're unsure, ask your provider about the best schedule for you.