About Us
- Family-Owned
- Over 20 years of experience in the industry
- Excellent Customer Service
- Affordable Prices
- No Contracts Required
- No Door Knockers
Services
- Residential & Commercial
- General Pests
- Termites
- Bed Bugs
- Roaches
- Mosquitos
- Fleas & Ticks
- Rodents
Do I Need More Than One Service?
- Yes! Although a 1-time will significantly decrease pest activity , it is temporary.
- A typical pest control application has the possibility to last approximately 30-90 days. However, the staying power of a product depends on the environmental conditions, the surface that it is being applied to, and the formulation.
- It is a common misconception that once a professional pest control treatment has been performed, all of your pest problems will disappear immediately.
- Pest control treatment can take as long as 6 weeks to fully eradicate your pest problem.
- Generally, the population of visible pests will decrease within the first 2 weeks, then over the following weeks, the last of them will be affected.
- It is very common in the first two weeks after a treatment to see a large increase in pest activity. This is normal. This is due to the vast number of pests living within cracks, crevices, walls, and cavities that are being flushed out by our treatments.
- Oklahoma is home to approximately 540 pests.
- By some estimates, healthy dry land habitats average roughly 20,000 insects per square foot.
- Insects reproduce incredibly quickly due to short generation times and massive egg production. While some species take years, many pests complete their life cycle in just a few weeks.
- True control of pests is an ongoing process.
Recommendations
- For most residents, we recommend recurring pest control service in 3 month intervals. This is frequency in which most pesticides break down.
- 3 month intervals are very effective in combating rapid pest reproduction and disrupting life cycles.
- Each environment is unique in nature and some are more prone to pest infestations. In these cases every other month or every month maybe suitable for successful control.
- A regular pest control schedule is highly helpful in the winter. As temperatures drop, pests like mice, rats, spiders, and cockroaches actively seek the warmth, food, and shelter inside your home.
- Treating the home during the off-season stops established pests from breeding, saving you from a major infestation in the spring.
Benefits Of Being A Recurring Customer
- All customers will be charged an Initial Service rate. Recurring customers will then be granted a discounted rate for maintaining regularly scheduled General Pest services.
- Our service techs will have the opportunity to inspect your property at the time of each service. They will then consult with you on any issues they identify and make you aware of conditions conducive to pest infestations.
- We want our customers to be 100% satisfied with their service. If re-infestations occur between the inital service and the next scheduled appointment, we will service the area of concern at no charge.
About Us
- Family-Owned
- Over 20 years of experience in the industry
- Excellent Customer Service
- Affordable Prices
- No Contracts Required
- No Door Knockers
Services
- Residential & Commercial
- General Pests
- Termites
- Bed Bugs
- Roaches
- Mosquitos
- Fleas & Ticks
- Rodents
Do I Need More Than One Service?
- Yes! Although a one-time service will significantly decrease pest activity, it is temporary.
- A typical pest control application has the possibility to last approximately 30-90 days. However, the staying power of a product depends on the environmental conditions, the surface that it is being applied to, and the formulation.
- It is a common misconception that once a professional pest control treatment has been performed, all of your pest problems will disappear immediately.
- Pest control treatment can take as long as 6 weeks to fully eradicate your pest problem.
- Generally, the population of visible pests will decrease within the first 2 weeks, then over the following weeks, the last of them will be affected.
- It is very common in the first two weeks after a treatment to see a large increase in pest activity. This is normal. This is due to the vast number of pests living within cracks, crevices, walls, and cavities that are being flushed out by our treatments.
- Oklahoma is home to approximately 540 pests.
- By some estimates, healthy dry land habitats average roughly 20,000 insects per square foot.
- Insects reproduce incredibly quickly due to short generation times and massive egg production. While some species take years, many pests complete their life cycle in just a few weeks.
- True control of pests is an ongoing process.
Recommendations
- For most residents, we recommend recurring pest control service in 3 month intervals. This is frequency in which most pesticides break down.
- 3 month intervals are very effective in combating rapid pest reproduction and disrupting life cycles.
- Each environment is unique in nature and some are more prone to pest infestations. In these cases every other month or every month maybe suitable for successful control.
- A regular pest control schedule is highly helpful in the winter. As temperatures drop, pests like mice, rats, spiders, and cockroaches actively seek the warmth, food, and shelter inside your home.
- Treating the home during the off-season stops established pests from breeding, saving you from a major infestation in the spring.
Benefits Of Being A Recurring Customer
- All customers will be charged an Initial service rate. Recurring customers will then be granted a discounted rate for maintaining regularly scheduled General Pest services.
- Our service techs will have the opportunity to inspect your property at the time of each service. They will then consult with you on any issues they identify and make you aware of conditions conducive to pest infestations.
- We want our customers to be 100% satisfied with their service. If re-infestations occur between the initial service and the next scheduled appointment, we will service the area of concern at no charge.