Signs It Is Time to Call
- The same pest showing up again and again
- Droppings in cabinets or drawers
- Shed wings on windowsills or mud tubes on the foundation
- Bites you cannot explain
- Scratching in walls or the attic at night
Residential Exterminator Service
Infinite Pest Control Pros handles residential pest control for homeowners: roaches, rodents, ants, termites, bed bugs, scorpions, mosquitoes and wasps.
What We Treat
Seeing a single bug is normal around any home. Seeing the same one every day is not.
Why Pests Get Into Houses
Most pests come inside for food, water and a place to hide. A slow drip under a sink, pet food left out overnight or a gap where a pipe enters the wall keeps them coming back.
Some are easy to mix up. Winged termites look like flying ants, carpet beetle larvae get blamed for bed bugs, and scratching in a wall at night can be mice or roof rats.
Pest Control Questions From Homeowners
Is pest control worth it for a house?
Many homeowners keep regular pest control because roaches, ants, scorpions and spiders all live around houses. It depends on what you are seeing. An occasional bug is normal, while repeated sightings indoors, droppings or bites usually mean a problem worth a professional look.
Why do I have bugs in my house all of a sudden?
Pests come inside looking for food, water and shelter. A new leak, a gap around a pipe or door, mulch piled against the foundation or pantry food left open can draw them in.
What pests show up in homes most often?
The ones homeowners report most are cockroaches (large American roaches and small German roaches), fire ants and other ants, striped bark scorpions, spiders, mosquitoes, wasps, mice, rats and subterranean termites.
What if I have pets or small children at home?
Every pest control product carries a label that spells out how people and pets should be kept clear of treated areas. If you have pets, small children or anyone with sensitivities, mention it when you call so the right products and precautions can be discussed.
Do I need an exterminator or just pest control?
They are the same thing. Exterminator is the everyday word for a pest control professional, and both words describe the same work on termites, roaches, rodents and the other pests that get into a house.
What signs mean I have an infestation and not just a stray bug?
Look for repeated sightings, especially in daylight, droppings in cabinets or drawers, shed skins or egg cases, gnaw marks, mud tubes on the foundation, or bites you cannot explain.
Seeing pests in the house?
Call (512) 200-8685