Jerry's Pest Control, Pest Control, Grand Junction

Members of the leaffooted bug family, they eat seeds and do not bite people. They enter homes in search of warm, protected sites to overwinter. This habit is shared by many other insects, such as boxelder bugs and elm leaf beetles. They do not reproduce in the home or damage household items. Conifer seed bugs usually die in a week or two if not allowed to drink water.

The “widow” spiders are a group of related spiders in the genus Latrodectus. Several species occur in the United States, but the western widow, Latrodectus hesperus, is the overwhelmingly dominant species throughout Colorado. (The “true” black widow, Latrodectus mactans, is more common in eastern and southern areas of the country.)

The largest and most commonly observed species is the “catface” or “monkeyface” spider, Araneus gemmoides. Large females may be more than .25 inch in diameter and are generally round with a prominent pair of humps on the back. Araneus spiders are harmless.Source: http://www.ext.colostate.edu/pubs/insect/05512.html

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Pest Control

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, some problem may require a monthly program, most
pests can be controlled from the outside.

Services

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

About

Jerry's Pest Control Inc. a locally owned company, has been serving residential, commercial and industrial customers in Grand Junction since 1958.

Conifer Seed Bugs

Western Widow Spider

Cat Faced Spider