Whatever's moved into your St. Croix County property, our technicians have a specific protocol for it — not a one-size-fits-all spray.
🐛
General Pest Control
Our standard St. Croix County service covers ants, roaches, spiders, silverfish, and the other everyday invaders, with an initial treatment plus a recurring visit schedule to keep them from coming back. Interior baseboards, cabinets, and the garage get the same attention as the exterior perimeter.
🕶
Subterranean Termite Protection
Termite damage in St. Croix County properties is often underway for years before it's visible, which is why our inspection checks the sill plate, foundation cracks, and any wood-to-soil contact points first. Bait stations are monitored on a set schedule after installation, so activity is caught early.
🐀
Rodent Exclusion
Rodent calls across St. Croix County almost always trace back to a gap smaller than a quarter, so our technicians don't just set traps, they find and close the entry point too. We also handle occasional wildlife calls — squirrels in the attic, raccoons under a deck — with humane trapping and exclusion.
🐦
Bed Bug Treatment
Our St. Croix County bed bug protocol starts with a room-by-room inspection using a flashlight and interceptor traps, followed by targeted heat or chemical treatment depending on the infestation size. Furniture, luggage, and closets get checked too, since bed bugs travel well beyond the bedroom once established.
🦇
Yard Mosquito Treatment
Barrier sprays go on foliage, fence lines, and other resting spots around your St. Croix County yard, so you can get evenings back on the patio without getting eaten alive. We can flag standing-water sources that keep re-seeding the mosquito population between visits.
🏢
Business Pest Management
From loading-dock rodent stations to kitchen-area cockroach monitoring, our commercial St. Croix County clients get a discreet, documented program instead of a single reactive spray. Every commercial visit ends with a signed service report you can file for compliance records.
