Pest & termite control
What needs to be evicted?
Looking for an exterminator in Long Beach? Choose a service to see what it covers, what the visit looks like and how to prepare. Evict works with homes and businesses in Long Beach and nearby cities.
Tell us what needs to go
Get an estimate.
Call or text Evict with the pest you are seeing and your city. We can discuss your property and the next step.
Speak with the Evict team about service.
Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm Pacific.
Saturday by appointment. Sunday closed.
Pest and termite services
General pest control
Ants, spiders, crickets, silverfish and earwigs. One time service or a regular plan for your home or business.
More room to enjoy your yardMosquito control
Mosquito treatment for your property. Tell us where activity is interrupting your time outdoors.
Help with rats & miceRodent elimination
Rat and mouse service, available monthly or as a one time visit. Ask about entry points, too.
Close the ways pests get inExclusion work
Repair or replacement of foundation vents, attic vents and pocket vents.
Understand what is happeningTermite inspection
Arrange a property inspection and talk through the findings and next steps.
A careful plan starts hereBed bug treatment
Help with bed bugs, with English and Spanish preparation sheets to read before your visit.
Get help with roach activityCockroach treatment
German, American, Oriental and brown-banded cockroaches. One time service is available.
Inside the home and out in the yardFlea & tick treatment
Flea and tick service, with preparation guidance for indoor areas, yards and pets.
Help with unwanted nestsBee hive & wasp removal
Call about a bee hive or wasp nest at your home or business.
Pest control is home maintenance
One time help or a regular plan.
General service plans are available monthly and bi-monthly. Rodent service is available monthly or as a one time service. One time services are also available for ants, spiders, cockroaches and bed bugs.
Call to discuss the schedule and scope that fit your property.
Let's talk about the problem