Roaches, termites, rodents, scorpions, and the other pests that come with desert living. Call us and we'll take care of it.
Three core services cover what most El Paso homes and businesses need. Call us for anything else and we'll sort it out.
By the time most El Paso homeowners call pest control, the problem's been building for weeks or months. Here's what to watch for — and what each sign usually means.
Subterranean termites are active year-round in the El Paso Valley. The warm climate and irrigation keep soil conditions ideal for them. Most damage happens invisibly for years before homeowners notice.
What to look for: Mud tubes along foundation walls or interior framing. Wood that sounds hollow when tapped. Paint that looks blistered or cracked in a pattern. Small piles of wings near windows or doors (termite swarmers drop their wings after mating). Frass, which looks like fine sawdust, near wooden surfaces.
If you see any of these, call sooner rather than later. Termite damage compounds — a $1,500 treatment now saves $15,000 in structural repair later.
Mice and rats move into El Paso homes most aggressively from October through March as temperatures drop. Attics, garages, wall voids, and under appliances are the most common hiding spots.
What to look for: Small dark droppings, usually near food sources or along walls. Gnaw marks on wood, wires, or stored food packaging. Scratching or scurrying sounds at night, especially from walls or attic. Nesting materials like shredded paper, insulation, or fabric in hidden corners. A musky or ammonia-like smell in enclosed areas.
One mouse rarely means one mouse. Rodents reproduce quickly, and what looks like a single pest is usually an established nest by the time you notice.
If you're seeing roaches during daylight, the problem is already significant. Roaches are nocturnal, and daytime sightings usually mean the nest is crowded enough that some are being forced out into the open.
What to look for: Live roaches (especially during the day). Small dark droppings that look like ground black pepper or coffee grounds. A musty, oily smell in the kitchen or bathroom. Shed skins in corners, under appliances, or behind furniture. Egg cases that look like small brown capsules.
Scorpions are one of the most common pest calls in El Paso. Unlike most pests, scorpions don't leave obvious traces — you usually find one by accident, often in a shoe, on a towel, or crossing a floor at night.
What to look for: Live scorpions inside the home (even one is a signal to act). Small crickets or roaches inside, which are what scorpions hunt. Gaps around door thresholds, windows, or utility penetrations where scorpions enter. Woodpiles, rocks, or outdoor clutter against the house exterior.
The Chihuahuan Desert climate brings specific pest pressure year-round. Here's what comes up most often in El Paso service calls.
Real ranges based on what we see across El Paso homes. Every job is different, and you get a final quote before any work starts. No surprises.
Initial interior and exterior treatment, with quarterly follow-up visits. Covers roaches, ants, spiders, scorpions, crickets, silverfish, and other common household pests.
Full termite treatment varies by home size, foundation type, and severity of infestation. Inspections are provided at no cost, and you get a written quote before any treatment.
Trapping, exclusion work, and entry point sealing. Pricing depends on how many access points need to be sealed and how widespread the activity is.
Home size, severity of the infestation, which pests are involved, whether interior treatment is needed, and how many follow-up visits the situation calls for. A 1,200 square foot home with a few ants in the kitchen will cost less than a 3,500 square foot home with an active termite colony. That's why we do a quick inspection before quoting — it's the only way to give you a real number.
Tell us what you're seeing and where. Takes a few minutes.
A technician inspects and tells you what the problem is.
Targeted treatment for the specific pest. Most jobs done in one visit.
On recurring plans, we come back scheduled. If something returns, we come back.
Covering the entire El Paso metro and the surrounding Valley communities. Five core service areas, plus most of the greater El Paso region.
Also serving Downtown El Paso, West El Paso, East El Paso, Northeast El Paso, Horizon City, Socorro, Anthony, and Sunland Park. If your area isn't listed, call (915) 221-1026 — we probably cover it.