How it works
This site is a phone number and some useful pages. The company you speak with is independent, and it does the work.
Calls answered early morning to late evening
The call, step by step
Dial the number
Your call goes through a call-routing network, which connects you with an independent pest control company serving your area.
Tell them what's happening
Name the pest if you can, or describe it. Say where you've seen it, how long it's been going on, and your ZIP.
Stay on for the conversation
A useful call usually takes a few minutes. Ask about price, timing, what the visit involves and how to prepare.
Decide
There's no obligation to book. If you do, the arrangement is between you and that company.
This number is a good fit if
- You have an active pest problem at a home in the area.
- You own or rent the property, or have permission to arrange the work.
- You can talk for a few minutes.
What this number doesn't cover
The companies on this line don't handle every creature, and a call about these won't get you anywhere: bagworms, bat bugs, cats, chipmunks, squirrels, woodchucks, crane flies, drain flies, grasshoppers, fruit flies, gnats, honeybees, June bugs, lawn pests (aphids, snails, grubs, slugs, chiggers, chinch bugs), lice, lizards, maggots, mites of any kind, scabies, snakes, worms and raccoons. This number also doesn't connect to lawn care, wildlife removal or bee removal. Please look for a specialist.
Seeing something now? Make the call.
Say what you found, where you found it, and your ZIP. The company on the line can tell you how it would handle the job and what a visit involves.
Calls answered early morning to late evening. Calls may be recorded. Referral disclosure