Termites
Evict provides termite inspections in Long Beach. An inspection helps establish what is happening at your property. Tell us what you have noticed and about any previous termite activity or treatment.
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The pest library.
Start with what you are seeing. Browse the pest guide and find the service that fits your concern.
20 pests in the library
Ants
Ants follow scent trails to food and can enter through small cracks. Note where the trail starts and where you see the most activity.
Ask about general pest serviceCentipedes
Centipedes seek damp shelter under leaves, mulch, rocks and wood. Tell Evict if you are finding them indoors or gathering around the property.
Ask about general pest serviceEarwigs
Earwigs may move into buildings for shelter during hot, dry weather. The pest library describes their attraction to plant material.
Ask about general pest serviceBees
A hive on a property can affect how people use an entrance or outdoor area. Describe the location to Evict and ask about bee hive removal.
View bee hive & wasp removalRats
Rats can damage stored items and reach food. An active problem may call for rodent service and a discussion about openings around the property.
View rodent eliminationCrickets
Crickets are often noticed because of their persistent sound. Evict includes crickets in general pest service.
Ask about general pest serviceSowbugs
Sowbugs are associated with damp areas, wood and mulch. The existing guide notes that large numbers may move into buildings after rain.
Ask about general pest serviceFlies
Flies can gather around food and garbage. Tell Evict where you notice them and ask which service is suitable for the problem.
Ask about general pest serviceMice
Mice can enter small openings and damage food packaging and stored items. Evict provides mouse and rat elimination.
View rodent eliminationWasps
Wasp nests may be around buildings or inside structural spaces. Call to discuss the location and Evict's bee hive and wasp service.
View bee hive & wasp removalTicks
Ticks are a concern around areas used by animals. Tell Evict where you have noticed activity and read the flea and tick preparation guidance.
View flea & tick treatmentCockroaches
Cockroaches can hide in structures and stored items. Evict lists German, American, Oriental and brown-banded cockroach treatment.
View cockroach treatmentMoths
The pest library describes moth damage to clothing, upholstery and stored materials. Tell Evict what items are affected when you call.
Ask about general pest serviceSpiders
Some spiders feed on other insects, but recurring indoor activity may still need attention. Evict includes spiders in general and one time service.
Ask about general pest servicePill bugs
Pill bugs are associated with organic debris. If they are appearing inside or in large numbers, describe the activity to Evict.
Ask about general pest serviceFleas
Fleas can be a problem indoors and outdoors, especially around places where animals rest. Property preparation and pet care both deserve attention.
View flea & tick treatmentMosquitoes
Mosquito activity can make outdoor spaces uncomfortable. Evict offers mosquito control and can discuss the areas of your property that concern you.
View mosquito controlSilverfish
Silverfish favor warm, damp areas and can damage paper and other stored materials. They are included in Evict's general pest service.
Ask about general pest serviceMillipedes
Millipedes are associated with decaying organic material and damp conditions. The existing guide notes that they may enter properties after rain.
Ask about general pest serviceNo matching pests. Try another name, or call Evict to describe what you are seeing.
The inspection puts things in context.
The pest, the extent of activity, the property size and the treatment approach all affect the work. Homes and commercial properties may need different plans. An inspection gives Evict a chance to discuss what is happening and the next steps.
Download the complete pest guide, or contact Evict for advice about your property.
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