From spiders and wasps to silverfish and stink bugs, Georgia homes face a full spectrum of pest threats year-round. Our general pest control program gives you comprehensive protection against whatever crawls, flies, or nests its way into your home.
Most pest problems don't arrive alone. When you're dealing with spiders in the basement, wasps building nests under the eaves, and earwigs coming in under the back door, you need a plan that addresses all of it — not a different service call for each one. That's exactly what our general pest control program delivers.
Every service begins with a thorough exterior and interior inspection to assess current activity, identify entry points, and pinpoint conditions making your property attractive to pests. We then apply targeted treatments to the areas that matter — perimeter barriers, interior crack-and-crevice applications, and nest elimination — tailored to the specific pests active on your property at each visit. We protect your home all year with seasonal adjustments as pest pressure changes.
We start with a comprehensive walkthrough — checking the foundation, windows, door frames, roofline, garage, and interior spaces for pest activity, entry points, moisture issues, and conditions that attract common Georgia pests. No assumptions, no guessing.
We target the specific pests active on your property — removing wasp nests, treating spider harborage areas, applying perimeter barriers to stop crawling insects from entering, and addressing interior hot spots. Treatments are customized at each visit based on what we find.
Pest pressure changes with the seasons — stink bugs in fall, wasps in summer, moisture pests in winter. Our recurring service visits are timed and adjusted throughout the year to stay ahead of what's coming, not just react to what's already inside.
Every product we use is carefully selected for effectiveness against pests and safety for the people and pets in your home. We use targeted, low-impact applications — not blanket chemical saturation.
We use the minimum effective amount of the right product in the right location. Our eco-friendly approach protects your yard, garden, and local wildlife — not just the inside of your home.
If pests return between your scheduled service visits, call us and we come back — no extra charge, no questions asked. Your home being pest-free is the only outcome we'll accept.
Military discipline carries into every service visit — systematic inspections, consistent treatment protocols, and clear communication about what we found and what we did. No guesswork.
One plan covers the full range of common Georgia household pests — spiders, wasps, earwigs, silverfish, stink bugs, and more. No nickel-and-diming for each individual pest type.
Pest pressure varies by season, and our service adapts accordingly. We know when stink bugs start looking for overwintering sites, when paper wasps build nests, and when overwintering insects emerge — and we time treatments to get ahead of each wave.
All treatments use EPA-registered products applied with precision. We protect your family and the environment by using targeted applications — the right product, in the right amount, in the right place.
We stand behind every treatment. If pests return between scheduled visits, we return and re-treat at no additional charge. Our goal is a pest-free home — full stop.
From Athens to Lawrenceville, our locally-based technicians serve 12 Northeast Georgia communities. We live in the same towns we protect — your problem is our problem.
Stop dealing with one pest at a time. Get a comprehensive plan that covers your home from foundation to roofline — and keeps it protected all year long.
Our general pest control program covers the full range of common household pests found in Northeast Georgia — including spiders (including black widows and brown recluses), wasps, hornets, yellow jackets, earwigs, silverfish, centipedes, millipedes, stink bugs, box elder bugs, clover mites, and occasional invaders. Ants, cockroaches, termites, mosquitoes, and rodents are also treated under our general program or through dedicated specialty services depending on the severity of the issue.
For most Northeast Georgia homes, we recommend quarterly service (every 3 months) as a baseline. This timing aligns with seasonal pest cycles — catching overwintering insects in late winter, summer pests before they establish, fall invaders before they enter, and so on. Homes with higher pest pressure, more wooded surroundings, or previous infestation history may benefit from bi-monthly (every 2 months) service. We'll recommend the right frequency after your initial inspection.
Yes — we specifically avoid applying pesticides to vegetable gardens, flowering plants, and other areas frequented by pollinators. When treating near gardens, we use targeted applications to the structure perimeter only and choose products with minimal environmental persistence. Let us know where your garden is located at the start of the service and we'll treat accordingly. Protecting the environment is part of what we do, not an afterthought.
For most general pest control visits, minimal preparation is needed. For interior treatments, clear the areas under sinks, along baseboards in kitchens and bathrooms, and inside pantry cabinets so our technician has access. Store any pet food in sealed containers. Remove pets from treatment areas during the service and for about an hour afterward. For exterior treatments, no preparation is needed beyond making sure we can access the perimeter of the home.
Yes. We treat and remove active wasp, hornet, and yellow jacket nests as part of our general pest control service. We treat nests in the evening when foragers have returned and activity is lowest, eliminating the colony before physical removal. For nests in wall voids or other enclosed structures, we'll explain the treatment options and the best approach for your specific situation. Never attempt to remove an active wasp or hornet nest yourself — it can be genuinely dangerous.
Absolutely. Both brown recluse and black widow spiders are found in Georgia and require careful attention. Brown recluses prefer dry, undisturbed areas like storage boxes, closets, attics, and crawl spaces. Black widows typically nest in dark, protected outdoor areas. We treat both species using targeted applications to harborage areas and perimeter barriers that intercept spiders before they enter. We'll also identify and advise on eliminating the conditions — clutter, undisturbed storage areas, woodpiles — that attract these species.
