General Pest Control
An inspection-led visit for the pests Ohio sources describe in Columbus homes, with treatment limited to what the inspection finds.
What we treat in and around Columbus homes
The services on this site start with what the Ohio sources describe: termite inspection and swarm response, boxelder and leaf-footed bug sealing, and stink bug control in attics. Other services, such as rodent, ant, cockroach, mosquito and spider work, are described as general methods, with the gaps stated.
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17 services
Every pest control service, one phone number
Each service page explains the method, the signs, the steps and the questions to ask. Where the Ohio sources give a pattern, the page uses it. Where they do not, the page describes the general work and leaves the species and the timing to the visit.
A caller who is not sure which service they need should start with the sign. The symptom guide on this site points each one to the right service.
Termite Inspection and Treatment
A written inspection of wood on soil, the foundation and the crawl space, followed by a treatment plan only where the finding supports one.
Termite Swarm Response
A same-week visit for swarmers indoors or on a sill, with the wings, the entry and the colony’s likely location checked before any treatment.
Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection
A structural inspection for termites and other wood-destroying insects, reported by location, with the category of work named in plain words.
Boxelder and Leaf-Footed Bug Control
Sealing the doors, windows, soffits and joints these bugs use, and vacuuming those already inside rather than crushing them.
Brown Marmorated Stink Bug Control
Finding the attic and upper-floor entries these stink bugs use, removing those inside by vacuum, and sealing the gaps before the next season.
Fall Invader Exclusion and Sealing
Finding and closing the gaps in a building’s outer skin before the cold months, so fall insects have fewer routes and fewer warm spots.
Attic and Upper-Story Pest Control
An attic-first visit for stink bugs and fall insects, with the roof line, the eaves and the upper rooms checked and sealed in order.
Carpenter Ant Control
Tracing the carpenter ant trail to its nest, checking the wood it may be hollowing, and removing the colony by method rather than by spraying the trail.
Rodent Control
Tracing the rodent route, placing traps or bait where the signs point, and sealing the entry with material a rodent cannot chew through.
Cockroach Control
Finding the harbourages and the moisture and food that hold a population, then treating the places the insects use rather than the open room.
Mosquito Control
A survey of the yard for standing water and harbourage, with source reduction first and a treatment plan for the spots that cannot be drained.
Bed Bug Treatment
An inspection of the sleeping area and the rooms around it, a planned treatment in sequence, and a follow-up over several weeks.
Wasp and Hornet Nest Removal
Identifying the nest, judging the risk to people and pets, and removing or treating it safely, with the entry sealed afterward.
Spider Control
Removing webs and egg sacs, reducing the insects that draw spiders, and sealing the spots where they settle in outbuildings and window frames.
Commercial Pest Control
Scheduled inspection and treatment for businesses, with written records and a licensed applicator who answers for the work.
Applicator Licence Check
What the licence covers, what to ask for at booking and at the door, and where to check the number with the state.
Pricing
What each service typically costs
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which service should I book first?
If the sign is a swarm, the termite swarm response. If it is a mud tube or a soft sill, a termite inspection. If it is bugs in the window frames in autumn, boxelder and leaf-footed bug control. If you are not sure, book a general visit.
Do the service pages name Ohio species?
Only where the Ohio sources do. Where they do not, the pages describe the method and the species is identified on the visit.
Are the services the same across Franklin County?
The method is the same. The building, the lot and the access decide the details, and the report records them.
Can I book more than one service?
Yes. A visit can cover sealing, an inspection and a follow-up in one plan, and the report lists each part separately.