Residential & Commercial Pest Control Services

While most spiders are harmless, their presence can cause fear and discomfort, especially for individuals with arachnophobia. Some species, like the black widow or brown recluse, can deliver venomous bites that may require medical attention.

Scorpion stings can be painful and potentially dangerous, especially for children, pets, or those with allergies. Certain species, such as the bark scorpion that is common in Arizona, have venom that can cause severe reactions.

Termites feed on wood and can cause significant structural damage to homes and buildings if left unchecked. Their presence can weaken structures, leading to costly repairs and compromises to the integrity of the property.

Cockroaches can carry pathogens and allergens, triggering asthma and allergies in susceptible individuals. They can also contaminate food and surfaces with bacteria, posing a health risk to residents.

While earwigs are mostly harmless to humans, their presence in large numbers can be a nuisance. They may enter homes in search of shelter and food, potentially causing damage to plants and outdoor vegetation.

Bed bugs feed on blood and their bites can cause itching, discomfort, and allergic reactions in some individuals. Infestations can spread rapidly and are notoriously difficult to eradicate without professional intervention.

Ants can contaminate food, invade living spaces in large numbers, and cause structural damage by nesting in walls and foundations. Certain species, like carpenter ants, can weaken wooden structures over time.

Rats, mice and other rodents carry diseases, contaminate food supplies, and cause damage to property through gnawing and nesting. Their presence can also pose a fire hazard due to chewing on electrical wires.

Fleas and ticks can transmit various diseases, including tapeworms, Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever, through their bites. They often latch onto humans and pets while outdoors, posing a risk of infection.

While bees play a crucial role in pollination, they can become a concern when they build nests in or near residential areas. Allergic reactions to bee stings can be severe, and large bee populations near homes may pose a danger to residents.

Silverfish feed on carbohydrates and can damage paper, clothing, and stored food items. Their presence may indicate excess moisture in the home, which can lead to mold growth and other issues.

While crickets are generally harmless, their chirping can be a nuisance, especially at night. Large cricket populations can also damage plants and outdoor vegetation in gardens and landscapes.