Southwest Florida bugs, handled.
Residential and commercial across Lee and Collier.
What are you seeing?
Find the pest. See what to do next.
- Lee and Collier counties
- Licensed and insured
- Free inspection
- Same-week appointments
Find what you're dealing with.
Explore common Southwest Florida pests and how to recognize them.
Ghost antTapinoma melanocephalum
Very small and pale. Trails along counters, sinks, and baseboards.White-footed antTechnomyrmex difficilis
Black ant with pale feet. Huge outdoor colonies that trail up walls.German cockroachBlattella germanica
Small tan roach with two dark stripes. Breeds indoors, fast.American cockroachPeriplaneta americana
The big reddish-brown roach locals call a palmetto bug. Comes in from outside.Subterranean termiteCoptotermes formosanus
Builds mud tubes from soil to wood. Swarms in spring evenings.Drywood termiteCryptotermes brevis
Lives inside dry wood. Pushes out small hard pellets, no soil contact.Bed bugCimex lectularius
Flat reddish-brown insect. Hides in seams and bites while you sleep.MosquitoAedes aegypti
Bites at dawn and dusk. Breeds in any standing water on the property.No-see-umCulicoides furens
Biting midge small enough to pass through standard screen mesh.Roof ratRattus rattus
Slim climbing rat. Runs the roofline and nests in attics and palms.FleaCtenocephalides felis
Tiny dark jumping insect. Bites ankles, lives where pets rest.WhiteflyAleurodicus dispersus
Tiny white flies under ficus leaves. Leaves sticky residue and sooty mold.
Very small and pale. Trails along counters, sinks, and baseboards.SeasonYear-round
WhereIndoors
RiskFood contamination
Black ant with pale feet. Huge outdoor colonies that trail up walls.SeasonYear-round, peaks in wet season
WhereOutdoors and indoors
RiskNuisance, large numbers
Small tan roach with two dark stripes. Breeds indoors, fast.SeasonYear-round
WhereKitchens and bathrooms
RiskFood contamination, allergens
The big reddish-brown roach locals call a palmetto bug. Comes in from outside.SeasonYear-round, worst in wet season
WhereDrains, garages, attics
RiskFood contamination
Builds mud tubes from soil to wood. Swarms in spring evenings.SeasonSwarms February through June
WhereSoil contact and framing
RiskStructural wood damage
Lives inside dry wood. Pushes out small hard pellets, no soil contact.SeasonSwarms April through November
WhereTrim, furniture, attic wood
RiskWood damage
Flat reddish-brown insect. Hides in seams and bites while you sleep.SeasonYear-round
WhereBeds and upholstery
RiskBites, sleep loss
Bites at dawn and dusk. Breeds in any standing water on the property.SeasonHeaviest June through October
WhereYards, lanais, shaded plants
RiskBites, disease vector
Biting midge small enough to pass through standard screen mesh.SeasonWorst March through June and after rain
WhereCoastal yards and lanais
RiskPainful bites
Slim climbing rat. Runs the roofline and nests in attics and palms.SeasonYear-round, moves indoors in cooler months
WhereAttics, soffits, palms
RiskWire damage, contamination
Tiny dark jumping insect. Bites ankles, lives where pets rest.SeasonYear-round, peaks in wet season
WhereCarpet, bedding, shaded yard
RiskBites, pet irritation
Tiny white flies under ficus leaves. Leaves sticky residue and sooty mold.SeasonSpring through fall
WhereFicus, palms, ornamentals
RiskPlant decline
What we treat and how.
- General pest controlQuarterly interior and exterior treatment
- Termite controlInspection, treatment, yearly monitoring
- Mosquito controlYard misting through wet season
- Rodent controlTrapping, removal, exclusion sealing
- Bed bug treatmentHeat and targeted chemical treatment
- Flea and tick treatmentIndoor and yard, pet-household protocol
- Ant controlGhost, white-footed, fire, carpenter
- Cockroach controlGerman, American, Asian roaches
- Lawn and ornamentalChinch bugs, whitefly, fungus
- Wildlife exclusionIguanas, raccoons, attic sealing
How we work.
- 01InspectionWe walk the property inside and out and tell you what we found.
- 02Written plan and priceYou see the treatment and the cost before we start.
- 03TreatmentInterior where it's needed, exterior perimeter, and the entry points.
- 04Follow-upWe come back on schedule and after any activity between visits.
Most pests come back. Plans stop that.
A one-time treatment handles what you have today. Recurring service handles the season, which is where the pressure actually comes from here.
Every plan is inspection first, written price second, and a visit schedule you can change.
Quarterly
Four visits a year
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- Exterior perimeter and eaves every visit
- Interior treatment where activity is found
- Ants, roaches, spiders, silverfish
- Re-service between visits on request
Bi-monthly
Six visits a year
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- Everything in Quarterly, more often
- Exterior harborage and mulch line each visit
- Roach and ant pressure through wet season
- Rodent activity checks at the roofline
Monthly
Twelve visits a year
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- Everything in Bi-monthly, monthly
- Mosquito source walk and resting-site treatment
- Lawn and ornamental checks on request
- Documentation suited to commercial accounts
What customers say.
We had tiny ants all over the kitchen counter for a month. The tech found where they were coming in off the lanai and the trails were gone in a few days.
Dana R., Naples
Needed a termite inspection before closing on our house. He walked the whole slab line with us and sent the written report the same afternoon.
Marcus H., Fort Myers
Our lanai was unusable by six o'clock every evening. Monthly service through the summer made it a place we actually sit again.
Priya S., Cape Coral
Schedule service.
(239) 387-0029REPLACE
We answer requests in the order they come in and call to confirm your window within one business day.