Pest Control
Scorpions, ants, roaches, and everything else the desert sends your way.
Out here it is not really a question of if
Scorpions are the one nobody gets used to. New builds on former desert land are the worst for it, and once they are getting inside through weep screeds and door gaps, one at a time removal is not a strategy. Add the summer ant surge, roaches coming up through drains, crickets that draw the scorpions in, and the occasional pack rat in an engine bay.
Most of it is genuinely preventable. The problem is that the cheap spray and pray outfits treat symptoms, so you are calling them again eight weeks later with the same issue.
What we actually do about it
We connect you with licensed pest control companies who treat the perimeter properly and actually look for entry points. Scorpion control including exclusion work and black light inspections, general ant, roach, spider and cricket treatment, and recurring preventive service on a schedule that holds through the seasons.
One time treatments too if something specific showed up and you just want it handled.
Why this beats calling around
- Licensed and insured companies only
- Free to you, always. Contractors pay a small flat referral fee
- Preventive work is the actual fix out here, and these crews do it that way
- Recurring service counts as one referral, not a monthly charge
What happens after you reach out
- 1
Tell us what you are seeing and where, inside, outside, or both.
- 2
We introduce you to a licensed pest control pro who covers your area.
- 3
They inspect, treat, and set up a schedule if you want ongoing coverage.
Questions people actually ask
What does the referral cost me?
Nothing. Pest control companies pay a small flat referral fee to us. Recurring service counts as one fee at the start, so nothing gets added to your ongoing plan.
Can anything actually be done about scorpions?
Yes, though it takes more than spraying. Real scorpion control means treating the perimeter, sealing entry points like weep screeds and door gaps, and knocking down the crickets and other insects they are hunting. Black light inspections find where they are actually getting in.
Are the technicians licensed?
Yes. Every pest control company is license checked and confirmed insured before we send them a single referral.
Is one treatment enough or do I need ongoing service?
One time treatments work for a specific flare up. Out here in the desert though, preventive service on a schedule is what actually keeps things out, because the pressure from the surrounding desert never really stops.
Get connected with a pest control pro
Free to you, always. Tell us what needs done and we usually reach back out the same day.