General Pest Control
An inspection-led visit for the pests that actually show up in Boulder homes, with treatment limited to what the inspection finds.
The services on this site start with what the Colorado sources support: boxelder bugs in fall, subterranean termite inspection and prevention. Other services, such as rodent, ant, spider and nest work, are described as general methods, with the gaps stated.
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Each service page explains the method, the signs, the steps and the questions to ask. Where the sources give a local pattern, the page uses it. Where they do not, the page describes the general work and leaves the species and the timing to the visit.
A caller who is not sure which service they need should start with the symptom. The symptom guide on this site points each sign to the right service.
An inspection-led visit for the pests that actually show up in Boulder homes, with treatment limited to what the inspection finds.
Sealing the entry points and removing the bugs that have already come inside, timed to the warm days when they move.
Finding and closing the gaps in a building’s outer skin, so fall invaders have fewer ways in and fewer places to settle.
A focused inspection of wood contact, soil moisture and foundation cracks, reported with what was found and what was not.
The prevention steps CSU lists for subterranean termites, carried out on a real house in Boulder, with the order and the reasons for each.
A treatment plan that follows the inspection, is carried out by a licensed applicator, and is written down so it can be checked.
Locating the entry point, placing monitoring and control devices safely, and sealing the route so the rodents do not return.
Finding the harbourages and the moisture and food that hold a cockroach population, then treating the places the insects use.
Tracing the trail to its source, placing bait where the workers feed, and sealing the openings the ants use to come indoors.
Removing webs and egg sacs, reducing the insects spiders feed on, and sealing the spots where spiders settle in outbuildings and window frames.
Identifying the nest, judging the risk to people and pets, and removing it or moving it safely, with the entry point sealed afterward.
Inspecting the sleeping area and the rooms around it, treating the harbourages in a planned sequence, and checking the result over several weeks.
Treating the pets, the bedding and the rooms they use together, and following up through the life cycle of the flea.
A plan for a building with several units, covering shared walls and pipes, the sequence of treatment, and the records an owner can keep.
Scheduled inspection and treatment for businesses, with written records and a licensed supervisor who answers for the work.
What the licence covers, what to ask for at booking and at the door, and where to check the number with the state.
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Estimates only. Your price is confirmed on site before work starts. See the full price guide.
Tell us what's happening and we'll tell you honestly whether it's a quick fix, and what service should cost.
If the sign is bugs on a warm wall in autumn, boxelder bug control. If it is a mud tube or a soft sill, a termite inspection. If you are not sure, book a general visit.
Only where the Colorado sources do. Where they do not, the pages describe the method and the species is identified on the visit.
The method is the same. The building, the lot and the access decide the details, and the report records them.
Yes. A visit can cover sealing, an inspection and a follow-up in one plan, and the report lists each part separately.