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Phoenix’s warm and sunny climate provides a hospitable environment for residents — and is equally attractive to pests. In addition to roaches, ants, bees, rodents, and termites, Phoenix attracts scorpions and even black widows that may pose a serious health risk to you and your family.
How often should you have your home treated for pests in Arizona? That depends on your location, the type of pest, and other conditions that a specialist will evaluate during an initial consultation. If you need pest control in the Phoenix area, we’ll give you a free quote! We have offices in Phoenix and Gilbert but we serve the entire area including Mesa and Chandler.
To determine how often you need pest control, your first step will be to consult a professional to help identify any pests or risk factors in or around your property and determine the best treatment option.
After the consultation, your technician will do an initial “clean out” of your home, yard, and garage to eradicate any pests already in your home. A professional pest control service will recommend a multi-tiered approach that includes eradicating pests and taking preventative measures to ensure pests don’t re-enter your home.
You should consult with your technician to identify any cracks or crevices that allow bugs and other pests to enter the house and ensure they are properly sealed. Take particular care that there are no gaps in the weather stripping around your doors to prevent small insects and other pests from invading your home.
Once you have eradicated pests from your home, you probably want to keep it that way. There are frequency offerings will vary depending on the pest control provider, and what you’ll need should be based on the needs of your individual home.
Given that a single black widow spider can produce multiple egg sacs in the summer, each containing up to 400 spiderlings, black widows are a special focus of pest control services in Arizona. While most adults can survive a bite with prompt medical attention, a black widow’s bite can cause serious illness in children, seniors, and those with existing health issues.
With an average of 126,000 stings reported each year between 2005 and 2015, Arizona leads the nation in scorpion stings, according to the National Center for Biotechnology Information. Bark scorpions are most active in Arizona during the warmer months.
For advice on ways to reduce entry points into your home, be sure to download our free report: 5 steps to Help Scorpion Proof your Home. If you live in the Phoenix area and need pest control at your home or business, we can help. In fact, we’ll even give you a free quote.
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