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More of the Pests We Treat

Fleas & Mites

Small pests that spread quickly, hitchhike on pets, and often involve pets or wildlife.

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Crawling Insects

Insects that move through the home and settle in quiet, low-traffic areas where conditions work for them.

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Flying Insects

Defensive stinging insects that build visible nests and don’t appreciate people getting too close.

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Rodents

Sneaky pests that chew, contaminate, and move through walls long before you ever see them.

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Occasional Invaders

Seasonal pests that wander indoors during weather changes and overstay their welcome.

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Wood-Destroying Pests

Quiet wood-destroyers that work out of sight and cause damage long before anyone notices.

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Moles & Voles

Underground diggers that turn lawns into rollercoasters while chasing insects below the surface.

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Fleas & Mites

Fleas and mites are commonly introduced by pets, rodents, or wildlife and reproduce fast. Because they hide well and move through multiple life stages, problems can escalate quickly if even one step is missed.

Associated Species

Small dark brown jumping insect with a flattened body that feeds on human blood.
Human Flea
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Tiny bright red mite with a round body known for causing itchy bites on humans and animals.
Chigger
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Very small reddish mite with long front legs commonly found on exterior walls and windows.
Clover Mite
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Tiny reddish-brown jumping insect with a flattened body that feeds on the blood of pets and wildlife.
Cat Flea
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Common Locations

Pet bedding, carpets, upholstery, cracks in flooring, yards

Homeowner Tips

What helps right now


  • Treat pets and wash bedding at the same time — timing matters more than strength.

  • Vacuum slowly along edges and resting areas, not just open floor space.


What actually helps with prevention


  • Treat both indoor and outdoor environments to break the full life cycle.

  • Reduce wildlife or rodent activity that may be reintroducing pests.

Reality Check

How to know it’s time for an expert


  • Bites or itching continue after 2–3 weeks of consistent pet treatment and cleaning.

  • Activity seems to drop briefly, then returns without a clear trigger.

  • You’re vacuuming and washing regularly, but new signs keep showing up in the same areas.

Consultation

Not sure what you’re dealing with? Let our experts take a look and recommend the right solution — no pressure, no obligation.

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