Comprehensive Pest Management

What General Pest Control Actually Covers

Many homeowners in Ishpeming, MI discover that treating pest problems reactively, one species at a time as they appear, costs significantly more over time than a proactive general pest control program. Our general pest control service is designed to maintain a protective barrier around your entire property year-round, addressing multiple pest species in a single visit and preventing infestations before they become established.

Our quarterly and bi-monthly programs cover the most common pests found in our service area. Each visit includes a thorough inspection of your property's interior and exterior, treatment of all identified problem areas and high-risk zones, and a written service report documenting findings and treatment actions.

Pests Covered by Our General Program

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Ants

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Spiders

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Roaches

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Flies

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Millipedes

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Silverfish

Our Service Plan Options

Quarterly Plan

Four scheduled treatments per year, ideal for properties with moderate pest pressure. Each visit provides full interior and exterior treatment plus a 30-day service guarantee between visits.

Monthly Plan

Maximum-frequency program for high-risk properties, commercial facilities, and customers who want the most thorough protection available with the shortest intervals between service visits.

One-Time Service

Single comprehensive treatment for new customers wanting to try our service, or for addressing a specific current pest issue without committing to a service program.

What Happens During Each Service Visit

  • Technician arrives within the scheduled window and reviews any new pest activity you have observed since the last visit
  • Exterior perimeter treatment along the foundation, window frames, door frames, eaves, and all entry points
  • Interior treatment of baseboards, corners, kitchen and bathroom areas, and any identified problem areas
  • Granular bait application in landscaping beds and around the perimeter for foraging ant and roach control
  • Crack and crevice injection in areas where pest activity has been documented
  • Entry point evaluation and written recommendations for exclusion improvements you can make between visits