Ants
Activity along counters, window edges, pipe openings and other routes through the home.
Household pest control
A practical approach to household pests.
Explore service for common household pests around kitchens, storage areas and other indoor spaces. Treatment options depend on identifying the pest and understanding where the activity is occurring.
Call (636) 663-6886Independent providers. Availability varies by location.
SERVICE OPTIONS
Common pests around the home.
Cockroaches
Activity in concealed kitchen and utility spaces, particularly around food and moisture.
Mice
Signs around pantry storage, appliance gaps and accessible indoor entry points.
Termites
Evaluation of termite activity associated with wood and the areas around a building.
Other common pests may include spiders, house crickets, earwigs, silverfish, clothes moths, centipedes and millipedes. Types serviced vary by participating provider.
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IDENTIFICATION & TREATMENT
Look beyond the insect you can see.
Visible ant activity may follow a route through a small opening or toward a food source. Identification and an assessment of the affected areas help guide treatment.
Activity and access
A provider may examine trails, concealed areas and openings around doors, pipes or building edges.
A treatment suited to the pest
The pest type, location and conditions influence the approach and whether follow-up service is appropriate.
Habits that discourage indoor activity.
Store food securely
Keep dry goods in closed containers and clean crumbs from shelves and counters.
Reduce persistent dampness
Address ordinary drips and moisture around accessible fixtures and storage areas.
Keep storage manageable
Reduce clutter and keep frequently used areas accessible for cleaning and observation.
USEFUL ANSWERS
Household pest control questions.
Which pests are included?
This page covers ants, spiders, cockroaches, house crickets, mice, earwigs, silverfish, clothes moths, centipedes, millipedes and termites. Provider coverage varies.
Is one visit always enough?
The number and spacing of visits depend on the pest, the extent of activity and the treatment selected.
When can a treated area be used again?
Follow the provider’s instructions for the actual product and treatment used, including any directions for children and household pets.
Get help with household pest activity.
Connect with an independent provider about pest control options for your home.