Termite Home Damages
Termites cause billions of dollars’ worth of damage and the repair costs for termite damage are substantial. For an individual home, termite damage repair costs can range…
Welcome to McDowell Mountain Preserve
McDowell Mountain Preserve in Scottsdale, Arizona is not only home to beautiful homes and horse properties, but also a gateway to outstanding hiking and and…
Termites can nest in homes and break down the structural integrity of a building. If you are aware of the signs of termite damage, you may be able to stop…
You’ve probably heard of the infamous black widow spider and the fact that they live here in Arizona. However, did you know that they are considered one of the most…
Welcome to Peoria, AZ 85383
Peoria, AZ, located in the Northwest suburbs of Phoenix is home to over 30 parks, 20+ miles of trails, and was recently voted by Money Magazine as the best place to live in Arizona. From the breathtaking views of Lake Pleasant, to taking in Spring Training baseball games, there is…
Crickets as Pests
Although crickets are not harmful to humans, this does not mean a cricket infestation should be taken lightly. Because crickets feed on trash, paper, wallpaper glue, furs and fabrics, a cricket infestation can lead to destruction if left unchecked. Crickets are also the number one food source for scorpions. Cricket pest control…
Cockroaches & Your Home
Cockroaches are extreme survivors. They’re the oldest surviving insect form on the planet and have been present on Earth for nearly 350 million years.
There are approximately 3500 identified cockroach species that roam the earth. Cockroaches come in all sorts of shapes, sizes, and colors and are found in almost every environment…
Welcome to Circle G Riggs Homestead, 85249
Circle G Riggs Homestead, and Circle G Riggs Homestead in Chandler, Arizona is home to beautiful homes, parks, and quick access to all that the East Valley has to offer in the booming city of Chandler, from downtown shopping & dining, to mountain hiking & sightseeing.
While there is…
Several types of scorpions call Arizona their home. The most common scorpion you'll see in Arizona is the bark scorpion, which also happens to be the most venomous in North America. Bark scorpions are prolific breeders and well adapted to urban and suburban living, making them not only a pest to homeowners, but also serve…
Welcome to Trilogy - Gilbert, 85298
Trilogy at Power Ranch in Gilbert, Arizona is home to beautiful homes, parks, and quick access to all that the East Valley has to offer, from downtown shopping & dining, to mountain hiking & sightseeing.
While there is much beauty to be found in Trilogy, being so close to nature…
Little Black Ant Colony
If you are finding little black ants consistently in your Arizona home and yard, it is likely you have an ant colony nearby. Ants spread out from the colony in search of food & water, finding their way to kitchens, pet food, restrooms, pantries, and other spaces. Hot weather creates the…
Does Home Sealing Prevent Pests?
Sealing your home is one of the most effective ways to prevent invasive pests. By closing off any potential entrances to your home, pest have very little chance of finding their way in, as they can enter through extremely small openings. A home seal involves a thorough inspection of the…
Pest Proof Your Arizona Home for Summer
With longer days and warmer evenings setting in, summer is well on it's way. It also serves as a reminder to Arizona homeowners to take steps to prevent unwanted pests that may find their way onto your property and into your home. Summer pest proofing in Arizona does…
Welcome to Power Ranch, 85297
Power Ranch in Gilbert, Arizona is home to beautiful homes, parks, and quick access to all that the East Valley has to offer, from downtown shopping & dining, to mountain hiking & sightseeing.
While there is much beauty to be found in Power Ranch, being so close to nature goes hand…
Scorpion Season in Arizona
The Arizona scorpion season is almost upon us. Scorpion season typically begins in April as scorpions begin to become active, searching out food and mating partners, and the scorpion season runs throughout the warmer months, well into November. Once overnight temperatures settle into the 60's and above regularly in the Arizona…