Serving Phoenix
Pest Control in Phoenix, AZ
Bark scorpions in block walls, roof rats in citrus, desert termites under slabs — the Phoenix trio.
Get a free quoteMost of Phoenix sits on slab-on-grade with concrete block perimeter walls, from the mid-century ranch tracts around Camelback and Encanto to the stucco subdivisions pushed out to Desert Ridge, Laveen and Ahwatukee. Those hollow block cells, and the decomposed granite spread over what used to be lawn, are exactly what bark scorpions want: tight, dry, cool voids with insect traffic. Treatment here is about sealing weep gaps, expansion joints and stem wall lines, not just spraying a perimeter band.
The irrigated older neighbourhoods behave differently. Arcadia's citrus, oleander hedges and unskirted palms keep roof rats moving along fence lines and canal banks into tile roof edges and attic soffits. Desert subterranean termites run mud tubes up stem walls all year, and they do not wait for spring.
Monsoon changes the calendar. The first heavy storms flood wall voids and drive scorpions, crickets and American cockroaches indoors from irrigation boxes and sewer laterals almost overnight.
Where we work in Phoenix
- Arcadia
- Ahwatukee Foothills
- Encanto-Palmcroft
- Desert Ridge
What Phoenix calls us for
Scorpion Control
Phoenix block-wall construction and granite landscaping give bark scorpions harbourage on nearly every lot, so exclusion matters as much as product.
Termite Control
Desert subterranean termites work year-round against slab edges and stem walls, and pre-construction barriers on older tracts have long since aged out.
Rodent Control
Roof rats travel the citrus, oleander and canal corridors of the older irrigated neighbourhoods and enter high, through roof tile and soffit.