Vetted pest control companies across the Treasure Valley.
Insects, rodents and prevention plans, by licensed applicators who have passed the Standard.
What’s included.
- Ant, spider and earwig treatment
- Mouse and rat exclusion
- Wasp and hornet removal
- Boxelder bug control
- Prevention plans
- Inspections for home sales
The details.
How we vet pest control companys
Pest control applicators in Idaho must be licensed by the Idaho State Department of Agriculture. We verify the license, insurance and references. The full Standard →
When to book
Spring for ants and wasps, summer for spiders, and fall for mice moving indoors.
Across the Valley
Homes next to fields in Canyon County see more mice in the fall, and boxelder bugs and earwigs are common across the whole Valley.
Red flags.
If you hear any of these from a firm, keep looking.
- An unlicensed applicator
- Won’t tell you which product they’re using
- Long contracts with cancellation fees
Common questions.
Are treatments safe for pets?
Ask which product is used and how long to keep pets off treated areas. A licensed applicator can tell you.
Why do mice come in every fall?
As fields and yards cool down, mice look for warmth. Sealing gaps is the long-term fix.
Do I need a contract?
No. A quarterly plan makes sense for some homes, but you shouldn’t need a long contract.
Pest control by city.
Same network and the same Standard in every city we serve.