Most homes in Utah County don’t have one pest problem — they have a rotating cast. Ants march in each spring, spiders and earwigs follow the summer heat, and box elder bugs and mice look for a warm wall to winter in come fall.
Our general pest service builds a protective barrier around the outside of your home where pests actually enter, then treats inside only where it’s needed. The goal is a home that stays quiet between visits, not one that needs a spray every time something crawls by.
Signs you may need general pests help
- Ants trailing along baseboards or kitchen counters
- Webs in window wells, eaves, and basement corners
- Earwigs or crickets in bathrooms and laundry rooms
- Silverfish in damp storage areas
How we handle general pests
- Inspect the exterior, foundation, window wells, and entry points
- Treat the perimeter and foundation with a targeted barrier
- De-web eaves, windows, and entryways we can reach
- Treat inside only where activity is found, with your OK
- Leave clear notes and prevention tips after each visit
When to expect them in Utah County
Pest pressure in Utah County usually ramps up in April and May, peaks through summer, and shifts to overwintering pests in September and October.
Prevention tips from our team
- Keep mulch and rock beds a few inches below siding
- Trim shrubs so they don’t touch the house
- Seal gaps around pipes, cables, and door sweeps
- Fix leaky spigots and sprinkler heads aimed at the foundation
Family & pet safety: We choose products and placement with kids and pets in mind, explain exactly what we applied, and tell you how long to keep everyone off treated areas.