Evict in the field

The people.
The places. The work.

See Chris and the team on site and around the community. Select a photo to take a closer look.

Recent work

Chris injecting termite treatment into a damaged rafter tail under the eaves

Termite damage in a painted rafter tail under the eaves

Termite treatment on the eaves and patio cover, Orange County

Termites had eaten into the rafter tails under the eaves at this home in Orange County. Chris sprayed the wood beams over the patio first, then drilled into the damaged rafters and injected treatment straight into the wood. If you see small holes or wood that sounds hollow when you tap it, have it checked.

Termite inspection

Honey bees at a patio column, Torrance

Honey bees had moved in at the top of a patio column under the pergola at this home in Torrance. The video is from the visit. If bees keep flying in and out of one spot on your house, leave it alone and call Evict with where they are going in.

Bee and wasp removal

Chris spraying inside an open upper kitchen cabinet to treat ants at a home in downtown Long Beach

Ant treatment in kitchen cabinets, downtown Long Beach

Chris treated the kitchen cabinets for ants at a home in downtown Long Beach. Ants in a kitchen are usually following a trail to food or water. Between visits, keeping food sealed and wiping up crumbs and spills helps keep them from coming back.

General pest control

Chris lifting the floater out of a backyard mosquito station during a monthly visit in La Puente

Mosquito station refill in La Puente

On a monthly mosquito visit in La Puente, Chris put a fresh refill in the backyard mosquito station. Mosquitoes that land in the station to lay eggs pick up the treatment and carry it to other standing water nearby, so fewer new mosquitoes hatch.

Mosquito control

Chris using an extension brush to clear spider webs from the eaves of a stucco house in La Puente

Clearing webs from the eaves in La Puente

On a regular service visit in La Puente, Chris brushed spider webs off the eaves above the windows. With the old webs gone, new spider activity is easy to spot on the next visit.

General pest control