Identify the pest
Note its appearance, where you saw it, and whether you found droppings, nests, damage, or entry points.
PEST CONTROL HELP
Pests don’t wait. Find local help today.
Answer three quick questions to see whether your situation is ready for a call with a pest-control professional.
- Help for homeowners and renters
- Insects, rodents, wildlife, and recurring infestations
- No obligation to hire
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✓ Free call · No obligation · Local availability varies
Common pest problems callers need help with
AntsRoachesRodentsTermitesBed bugsWasps
WHY TIMING MATTERS
Don’t let a few pests become a larger infestation.
Pests can multiply, move into hidden spaces, contaminate food, damage property, or create risks for people and pets.
Act promptly
Early professional assessment may help identify the source and reduce the chance of a wider infestation.
Explain the property
Tell the professional whether you own or rent and which indoor or outdoor areas appear affected.
HOW IT WORKS
Three quick questions. One direct call.
Identify the pest
Select the closest pest category.
Confirm the property
Tell us whether you own or rent.
Call for help
Connect during campaign business hours.
Immediate safety risk?
For a severe allergic reaction, dangerous animal encounter, or suspected poisoning, move to safety and contact emergency services or poison control. Do not disturb an aggressive nest or handle unknown wildlife.
QUESTIONS
Before you call
Can renters use this service?
Yes. Renters can call for guidance, but should also notify the property owner or manager, especially before authorizing treatment or structural work.
Is the call free?
The initial call uses the campaign’s toll-free number. Your phone provider’s standard terms may still apply. There is no obligation to hire a service provider.
Will one treatment solve the problem?
That depends on the pest, infestation level, property, and treatment method. Some problems require follow-up visits, monitoring, exclusion, or ongoing prevention.
What should I have ready?
Describe what you saw, where and when you saw it, how often it appears, and whether children, pets, food areas, nests, droppings, or property damage are involved.
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