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Winged termites on a wood stump
Termites vs Ants

Termites and ants have many behaviors in common. Most importantly, they can both cause significant structural damage to the wood frame of your home. However, termites and flying ants also have many differences.

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brown scorpion in arizona
Our Guide to Scorpions in Arizona

Scorpions are a common sight in Arizona. These venomous pests can be found in deserts, urban areas, and even in homes. Although they are not aggressive, scorpions can deliver painful, even fatal, stings. Learn how to identify scorpions, how to keep them out of your home, and what to do if you get stung.

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Subterranean Termites
Early Warning Signs of Termites

While many homeowners are caught unaware by termites, it is possible for you to detect infestations before extensive damage has occurred. Learn more about the early warning signs of termite infestation to ensure your home is protected.

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Is there anything I can do to help prevent pests in my home?

After your home is inspected during your service, your service professional may provide you with recommendations for correcting conditions that may contribute to pest infestations. For example, your bushes may need to be trimmed away from the house. There may be cracks around the windows and doors that need to be sealed. Making these modifications will help prevent new infestations. Feel free to contact us today for a free quote!

What should I look for in choosing a pest control company?

There are a number of factors that may differentiate pest control companies from one another. Following are some general guidelines for choosing a pest control company:

- What services are offered?
- How are these services performed?
- What products are used?
- What types of guarantees are offered?
- Are the employees State Certified and highly trained?

When shopping around, it’s obvious how much companies differ. Don’t base your decision solely on price or name recognition. Talk with your neighbors and check with your state’s licensing board to ensure the companies you’re considering are properly licensed. If we can answer any questions to help you make the best decision for you and your family, please don’t hesitate to call.