| Cockroaches | Roaches seen during the day, droppings, egg casings, odor, or activity around kitchens, bathrooms, cabinets, and appliances. | Inspection, strategic bait placement, crack-and-crevice applications, monitoring, and practical sanitation guidance. | Begin with an initial visit and follow up as needed. Monthly or quarterly coverage may benefit properties with recurring or heavier pressure. |
| Ants | Visible ant trails, mounds, activity around doors, windows, patios, kitchens, bathrooms, or exterior walls. | Species identification, colony-focused applications, perimeter protection, and guidance to reduce food sources and entry points. | Quarterly visits work well for prevention. Established colonies may require additional attention. |
| Rodents | Droppings, chewing damage, scratching sounds, grease marks, nesting material, damaged insulation, or openings around the structure. | Property inspection, trapping or baiting when appropriate, exclusion guidance, and a documented findings report. | Start with an initial program and follow-up visits. Monthly monitoring can support long-term prevention. |
| Termites | Mud tubes, soft or damaged wood, discarded wings, termite swarmers, frass, bubbling paint, or hollow-sounding areas. | Professional inspection with options such as soil applications, baiting systems, wood protection, or localized work. | Schedule an annual inspection. Future work depends on the product used, construction type, and local pressure. |
| Mosquitoes | Frequent bites, mosquito activity around patios, shaded areas, landscaping, standing water, drains, or outdoor seating areas. | Inspection for breeding areas, reduction of standing water, targeted exterior applications, and practical prevention guidance. | Visits every 21–30 days are often appropriate during peak activity. Year-round coverage may be beneficial in Florida. |
| Fleas & Ticks | Pets scratching, bites around ankles or legs, activity in carpets, bedding, pet resting areas, lawns, or shaded outdoor spaces. | Indoor and outdoor applications focused on pet areas, resting zones, shaded spaces, and growth-stage control when appropriate. | Begin with an initial visit and follow up as needed. Monthly exterior coverage may help homes with pets or frequent outdoor exposure. |
| Wasps & Hornets | Nests near eaves, soffits, trees, windows, garages, sheds, or repeated flying activity around entryways and outdoor areas. | Targeted nest control, removal when safely accessible, an exterior inspection, and guidance to reduce favorable nesting conditions. | Address active nests as needed. Seasonal inspections are useful during warmer months. |
| Bed Bugs | Bites, blood stains, dark spotting, shed skins, live bed bugs, or activity around mattresses, furniture, bed frames, and seams. | Detailed inspection and focused applications around sleeping areas, furniture seams, cracks, crevices, and other hiding places. | Begin with the initial visit and a follow-up inspection. Additional visits depend on the infestation level. |
| Flies | Flies around kitchens, drains, trash cans, dumpsters, food prep areas, restaurants, or moisture-prone areas. | Source identification, sanitation guidance, breeding-site reduction, drain-focused work when needed, and targeted applications. | Monthly visits are often appropriate for restaurants, commercial kitchens, food-handling areas, and high-pressure locations. |
| Spiders | Webs, egg sacs, spider sightings, or activity around garages, patios, corners, storage rooms, windows, and exterior lighting. | Web removal, perimeter applications, reduction of insect food sources, and guidance to limit entry points. | Quarterly visits suit many homes. Monthly coverage may be useful in areas with persistent activity. |
| Silverfish & Occasional Invaders | Activity in bathrooms, laundry rooms, closets, attics, storage areas, baseboards, or damp areas of the property. | Indoor crack-and-crevice applications, moisture-reduction guidance, an exterior barrier, and preventive recommendations. | Quarterly coverage can help reduce indoor activity throughout the year. |
| General Pest Control | Different types of pest activity inside or outside the property, especially around kitchens, bathrooms, garages, landscaping, or entry points. | Integrated Pest Management inspection, targeted applications, an exterior barrier, monitoring, and prevention guidance. | Quarterly visits suit many residences, while monthly coverage may be more appropriate for commercial or high-pressure locations. |