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(435) 668-6378 (435) 229-6750 TEXT
(435) 668-6378 (435) 229-6750 TEXT(435) 668-6378 (435) 229-6750 TEXTInsect Control
Spiders
Most spiders are beneficial because they can help reduce the number of pests that enter your home. However there are several species of spiders that are considered dangerous in Utah. Including Black widows, Brown recluse, Hobo spiders, Wolf spiders, Yellow sac spiders & more. We cover them all!
Roaches
Scorpions
Did you know that most scorpions will glow when exposed to blacklight? This is very useful to homeowners since they are active during the night. The Arizona Bark scorpion is common to the Southwest and is the most venomous scorpion in Northern America. Females usually birth 25 to 35 young and remain on the mothers back for about 3 weeks. The bark scorpion is nocturnal and very well adapted to the desert. They are also the most venomous scorpion in North America, and it’s venom can cause severe pain. They can be especially dangerous to small children, pets, and the elderly. Bark scorpions will glow when exposed to blacklight. So head out and see if a scorpion treatment is necessary for you. Check block walls, crevices, under rocks, under bricks or any other area you believe they might be. Don’t forget to turn out the lights and check inside your home as well!
Ants
Ants are one of most resilient insects around. We have a variety of treatment methods to prevent them from entering your home such as gel baits, granules, dusts, & more!
Wasps
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Our technicians have considerable experience in many areas pest management.
Weed Control
Pre-Emergent
Everyone knows how time consuming and laborious pulling weeds can be as part of your landscape maintenance. Pre-emergent herbicides work by creating a barrier to prevent the germination of seeds. Timing is crucial
Post-Emergent
Post-emergent herbicides are used to kill weeds that already have germinated and emerged through the soil surface. Combining these chemicals helps both prevent and eliminate weeds from taking over your yard. 3 applications a year is all it takes!