Best Pest Control Services in Cleveland, OH

Not getting pests under control poses a safety risk to families and pets. You should call your pest control specialist if you find structural or interior damage, notice strange smells or sounds, or see signs of rodent and pest activity. You should also call if you have difficulty controlling a pest on your own.

Asking for online reviews or testimonials can help determine the quality of work they do. Find out if the business is insured and licensed by the state of Ohio. A good pest control company will have a business license as well as licensed technicians. Find out how they decide what treatments are needed. Ask if they will get rid of the pests, and what happens if they come back. If treatments are safe for your family and pets. What to do before and after treatment. Ask how much training exterminators receive and how much experience they have. You should also ask about guarantees and warranties.

Few problems are solved in one service. Many factors dictate how many treatments you will need. Pests behave differently during different seasons. You may only see a few pests in the spring, but as temperatures warm and products applied during your initial service start deteriorating (no products last forever), pests may come back with a vengeance. Having regularly scheduled treatments helps to keep pest pressure around your home as low as possible. In some instances, your provider will need to come for several follow-up services to check monitoring stations and reevaluate the conditions and effectiveness of the chosen treatment method. Then they may use different products depending on the stage of control achieved at that time.

The Northeast Ohio ecosystem has a wide variety of insects, which some are considered pests that can be a health concern and nuisance. Some of the most common include different species of:

There are many ways pests can get indoors. Ants, mice, and spiders can enter your home through the smallest, unnoticeable cracks and crevices as they are looking for food and shelter. To decrease the chances of pests getting inside, be sure to maintain the landscaping of your property. Keep shrubs trimmed, dispose of piles of leaves, and clean up sticks and yard debris to remove potential nesting sites close to your home. Pests like spiders and ants have been known to use gardens, shrubs, and trees as ladders to get into your home through crevices around doors, windows, and cracks in the brick siding. SMART Exterminators LLC will thoroughly inspect the interior and exterior of your home to find potential problem areas that these pests may use as a point of entry. We will then make recommendations on landscape and structural alterations.