The thought of spiders and ants crawling through your home is unsettling for any homeowner. Our Perimeter Shield service is designed to stop these pests and more before they enter your home. By targeting the exterior, we prevent insects like spiders and ants from seeking shelter, food, or a place to breed inside your living space. Keep those annoying insects out of your home with our proven, effective solution.
Our treatment targets and eliminates pests around your home’s perimeter, stopping them before they invade.
By addressing common entry points and pest hotspots, our service helps prevent future insect infestations.
Our solution forms a protective barrier to keep spiders, ants, and other crawling insects outside where they belong.
Insects like spiders and ants aren’t just a nuisance—they’re looking to make your home their home. Seasonal changes in Tampa can cause insects to seek refuge inside, making it crucial to have a year-round plan that keeps them out. With our Perimeter Shield service, we treat the exterior of your home to stop pests before they get in.
Our seasonal approach ensures that your home is protected throughout the year. Our trained technicians perform treatments every 60 to 75 days, starting in early spring. During each visit, they focus on areas with active insect activity and potential entry points, ensuring your home remains a free from annoying insects like spiders and ants.
Key Benefits:
Mosquitoes: These are a year-round nuisance, especially near standing water. They can carry diseases, so it's important to take precautions.
Ants: Red Ants have aggressive behavior and painful stings make them a common concern. Watch out for their mounds in yards and parks.
Florida Carpenter Ants: They can cause damage to wooden structures and are often seen foraging for food.
Spiders: Various spider species are common, including the Southern Black Widow, which has a venomous bite.
Flies: Different types of flies, including house flies and fruit flies, can be found around homes and outdoor areas.
Bees and Wasps: While beneficial pollinators, they can sting if provoked. Be mindful around flowering plants and avoid disturbing their nests.
Midges and no-see-ums: Tiny biting insects that are prevalent near shorelines and wetlands, especially during calm winds.
Gulf Coast Tick: This tick species is a growing concern due to its ability to transmit various diseases.
Palmetto Bugs (American Cockroaches): These large roaches are often found in homes and around outdoor trash.
"Blind mosquitoes" is a nickname for aquatic midges, also known as non-biting midges. Despite their mosquito-like appearance, they are a completely different insect and do not bite.
