Do you offer "non-toxic" or "organic" pest control options?

At SPC, the safety of our employees and customers is our top priority, and many of the products we use are indeed "organic." So yes, organic is an option. That said, "organic" and "non-toxic" should not necessarily be used interchangeably. By definition, all pesticides (organic, synthetic, or some combination of both) have a variable level of toxicity that make them effective in the control of insects. Some organic products can actually have a higher level of toxicity than their comparable synthetic counterparts being used for the same purpose.

Do I need to have an ongoing pest control service plan?

Ultimately this comes down to what your expectations may be and what you may hope to accomplish. In most instances, when dealing with most types of insects, a short term pest control program is likely to yield short term results. At SPC, our mission is to provide a pest-free environment for you and your family to enjoy. It often takes time to mitigate pest populations inside a home, and can take longer to reduce or eliminate populations around the home. Without a recurring service plan, the same exterior conditions that allowed the populations to flourish and find their way inside the home are likely to remain, creating a high probability of ongoing pest problems.

What is the recurring fee for a pest control service plan?

Although certain factors (size of home, type of pests, level of infestation, contributing conditions) can impact this, our quarterly pest control program starts at just $39.00 per month.

How much does it cost to start a pest control service plan?

In most instances the initial service will cost $117.00. That will cover the initial service visit and an automatic 15 day follow up visit. You will then pay a monthly fee of $39.00 for ongoing coverage that includes automatic quarterly visits with unlimited, free extra services anytime it may become necessary. **Prices shown are subject to adjustment based on factors such as the size of the home, type of insect, level of infestation, and contributing factors.**

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