Why Regular Pest Control Matters

Routine pest control isn’t just about stopping an active infestation, it’s about prevention. Keeping up with a consistent schedule helps…

• Prevent future infestations

• Identify pest issues early before they get out of hand

• Protect your home from structural damage

• Safeguard your family’s health from disease-carrying pests

• Provide peace of mind

General Pest Control Frequency Guidelines

For Most Homes – Quarterly Treatments (Every 3 Months)

Quarterly pest control is the most common and recommended schedule for general pest prevention. This routine keeps common pests like ants, spiders, roaches, & silverfish under control throughout all four seasons.

For High-Risk Homes – Monthly Treatments

If your home is in a high-humidity region, near wooded areas, or has a history of pest issues, monthly treatments may be necessary, especially during peak pest seasons.

Ideal for…

• Homes in warm, moist climates

• Properties with pets or kids bringing in outdoor pests

• Ongoing issues with roaches, rodents, or bed bugs

After Infestation – Customized Treatment Plan

Following a serious infestation (e.g., termites, rodents, bed bugs), pest control professionals often recommend an initial intense treatment followed by monthly or bi-monthly follow-ups to ensure pests are fully eliminated and don’t return.

For Seasonal Pests – Twice a Year (Spring & Fall)

Some homeowners opt for pest control treatments in the spring and fall to manage seasonal invaders like ants, wasps, or spiders. While not as protective as quarterly service, it can be effective in lower-risk areas.