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Residential Pest Control

Insects and Spiders

Ants
Bee Hive Removal — Often times Bees are removed but the entire problem is not gone. Bee Hives often times are the unseen problem hidden in wall voids. If not properly removed damage to the structure may result from honey melted away and other pests that will be attracted to the sweet scent, such as ants and mice. (Note: hive removal is a separate charge.)
Spiders
Throughout the year your business will be exposed to different types of pests – including roaches, ants, spiders, birds, and rodents. Antimite offers our commercial clients ongoing maintenance programs to protect from a wide variety of recurring pest problems.
Termites
Depending upon the degree of infestation there are several options from fumigation or low-impact programs such as heat treatment of the entire home for drywood termites, to local or spot treatments if only small areas are affected. We also provide effective treatments for subterranean termites with drilling into the foundation and soil surrounding the home. Antimite professionals will also help identify any conditions around the home that invite termites and should be fixed.
Bed Bugs
Birds present various ways of spreading diseases and pests to homes or businesses that impact the health of loved ones, your pets, or customers. Everything from diseases such as Cholera and Histoplasmosis, to pests such as fleas, ticks, mites, beetles and bed bugs. And the property damage caused by bird feces can lead to destroying paint and fabric on awnings and storefronts, to eating through metal in roofing and air conditioning units. Nesting materials can create fire hazards and harbor many of the pests already mentioned.
Fleas
Cockroaches
Once pests find a way into your home (and they will!), it’s important to deny them “harborage,” the space they need to live and breed. Pests such as cockroaches and rodents live in dark, hollow spaces, as well as larger cracks and crevices where they are not disturbed. Other common harborage, or hiding places include...
Bees
Honey bees can pose a significant threat to your home and family. They often live in colonies, usually finding a safe home on or near the ground. Occasionally bees will establish a nest above ground in a wall, firewood pile, shed, crawl space or attic. The presence of bees is a dangerous condition because of these pests’ painful and potentially harmful stings.
Wasps
Whether Africanized or not, bees and/or wasps are a needless danger to your staff because of their painful and potentially harmful stings. We will eliminate any immediate threat by treating the bees and prevent future problems by removing any hives and using proven exclusion techniques.
Ticks
Beetles
Stinging Insects
Mites

Bird Control

Birds
Stop putting up with pest birds on your property. Antimite technicians will come to your site and provide you with a custom solution for your specific pest bird issues. Call us at 1-800-ANTIMITE (268-4648) or click here to schedule your FREE inspection.
Pigeons
Antimite is well-versed in using non-lethal methods to keep pigeons and swallows from nesting on your property. Protect your building and staff from potential contact with these germ-carrying and business deterring pests.

Rodent Control

Rodents
Non-Chemical programs are available to protect your home/business from a wide variety of pests including rodents and birds.
Mice
Control of rats and mice by trapping and/or exclusion. We also offer removal and replacement of rodent damaged insulation services.
Rats
Gophers
Gophers love to dig and sometimes create underground burrows that are several hundred feet in length. Typically the only damage you see are the unsightly mounds of soil they produce when burrowing to the surface. The majority of the damage they cause is underground as they are feeding on your trees, plants and other vegetation. Although they are active year round most of their activity can be seen during the Spring and Fall.

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