Pest Control

Specializing in Home and Business Pest Control.

We Can Handle All Your Structural Pest Control Needs.

Residential, Commercial and Industrial.

Insect Control - Rodent Control
Termite Control - Termite Inspection
Certified Real Estate Termite Inspection

Ants
Bees
Crickets
Cockroaches
Spiders
Termites
Wasps
Mice
Other Rodents
Birds
Bats

- Or, Almost Any Other Structural Pest

We Offer the Pest Control Programs You Need

One-time
Weekly
Bi-weekly
Monthly
Bi-monthly
Quarterly
Semi-annual
Annual

We find that most residential customers do not need to have repeated service in their home month after month. Having your home thoroughly serviced once or twice per year is usually sufficient. However, if a problem does persist, most pests can be controlled from the outside.

Jerry's Pest Control

NUMBER ONE PEST
The number one pest for the Grand Valley is ants. We’ve logged more calls for ants than any other insect. Ants are very difficult to control. There are several different types of ants in this area. Most of the calls are for the pavement ant, more commonly known as a sugar or grease ant.

Their nests sometimes extend several feet below the soil surface.
They can live under homes -- even slab homes – and enter around plumbing, expansion joints, electric and gas lines and cracks in slab flooring. With so many hiding places in your home, these ants can often be difficult to control. But it is not impossible!

Jerry's Pest Control

After ants, spiders and cockroaches take up a large part of our calls. We have several species of spiders in this area. There are three types to be concerned about – black widows, hobo spider, and the brown recluse.

Black widows, when full-grown, are about one-half inch long and shiny black or dark brown. She has a spherical abdomen. Most widows also have orange-red markings on the underside of the abdomen, sometimes appearing as an hourglass. However, these markings may be reduced and even absent among the widow species found in this area.

Jerry's Pest Control

The hobo spider is often confused with the brown recluse spider. The hobo spider’s bite is of medical importance to both humans and pets, because it may result in a slow-healing lesion, although it is not a particularly aggressive biter. They are generally gray and about 1" to 1 3/4" including legs.

Jerry's Pest Control

The brown recluse spider is uncommon in this region. They are frequently confused with the wolf spider and funnel weavers. The brown recluse is called the fiddleback spider because of its distinctive fiddle pattern on the cephalothorax. They are usually yellowish-brown to dark brown in general color.