Get Rid of Pests, Like Ants, Roaches, and Mosquitoes Today!

Pests have long been a threat to the quality of life we all enjoy. They spread bacteria and diseases, ruin food and clothing, and cause significant damage to the structure of your home. Arrow Exterminators offers comprehensive integrated pest control services to rid your home of the following common pests and prevent them from returning.

Click the links below for more information about these pests and how to identify them in your home:

• Ants
• Roaches
• Mosquitoes
• Termites
• Silverfish
• Centipedes
• Earwigs
• Crickets
• Pill Bugs
• Mice
• Rats

If you suspect you may have pests in your home or want to get a head start on comprehensive pest prevention and control, schedule a free home evaluation with an Arrow Exterminators professional.

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For more information on how to prevent pests from entering your home, check out our Pest Prevention Checklist.

Arrow Exterminators also offers specialized pest control services for fire ants, fleas and ticks, bed bugs, stinging insects, and scorpions.

Why Choose Arrow Exterminators?

Arrow Exterminators has been family owned and operated since 1960, and is proud to be QualityPro Certified by the National Pest Management Association, a third-party verified certification earned by less than 3% of pest control companies in the U.S. AND AFRICA

We are a pest control company that believes in going Beyond the Call for our customers to protect their families and using the most effective and environmentally responsible pest control methods available on the market today.

Our longevity, strength and stability provide our customers with the assurance we will be here whenever they need us.

Cockroach Control & Extermination

Cockroach Infestations

There is nothing worse than turning on the lights and seeing a cockroach scurry across the room, back into its hiding place between your walls. Nobody wants these resilient pests sneaking around their house — if someone sees a roach in their bedroom, don’t be surprised if they decide to sleep on the couch later that night.

Roaches can survive on whatever food source is nearby, including hair, sewage or sweets and have been known to carry diseases such as Salmonella, Staphylococcus, Streptococcus and Escherichia coli.

Cockroaches have been on our planet for over 300 million years (no wonder they are so adaptive). Although there are over 4,500 species of cockroaches around the world — 55 of which are found in the United States — you only have to worry about four species that like to move in: German, brown-banded, oriental and American cockroaches.

These vile pests love to hang around your home, so if you see them crawling around, the professionals at Arrow are here to help with cockroach extermination that will evict these unwelcome guests for good.

Types & Prevention Tips

American Cockroaches

These native pests love to inhabit sewers and basements in warm climates and typically feed off sewage and decaying snacks. They are a postal service for disease, spreading 33 kinds of bacteria, six kinds of parasitic worms and numerous other contagious human pathogens. The germs they carry in their body can remain infective for weeks, and recent studies have shown that cockroaches also carry allergens that may cause asthma in young children. These allergens stick around from cockroach droppings, cast skins and carcasses.

Good sanitation and sealing cracks in the walls can help reduce cockroach populations, but a lot of the time, it’s not that simple. Arrow Exterminators focuses on total cockroach control to make sure they stay out for good.

Oriental Cockroaches

These bugs love to crawl around in filthy spots like sewer pipes and thrive in warm temperatures from 68 to 84 degrees. They tend to find a way into homes through crawl spaces and basements. Oriental cockroaches are extremely resilient and can survive for weeks without water and up to a month without food.

They have a shorter lifespan than American cockroaches (only around 110 to 160 days), but they reproduce in large numbers. The females can have over eight egg cases with 16 eggs per case in a lifetime. Professional roach control is a necessity if you spot one of these in or around your home, because they quickly multiply.

These sneaky pests carry food-borne pathogens and other diseases on their legs and bodies that they pick up while chowing down on decaying foods. These blackish-brown roaches leave noticeable droppings and an unpleasant odor, which they secrete to communicate with other roaches. If you spot one of these dark, stinky bugs, contact us for quick cockroach extermination.

German Cockroaches

If you have a roach problem in your home, the German species is probably the culprit, as they’re the most common species in the United States. They like to hide in dark corners during the day and scurry around at night for rotting foods and beverage residues.

If you spot one during the day, there is a good chance the population is much larger than you think. One of their favorite places to inhabit is dresser drawers, and if you see a group scatter in non-food areas, you probably have an infestation on your hands.

Cleaning up your home is the first step to avoiding these pests, but we recommend professional roach control from an Arrow Professional. Stay one step ahead of these elusive pests with monthly cockroach pest control.

Brown-Banded Cockroaches

Brown-banded cockroaches are a smaller species that love to inhabit warm environments, typically above 80 degrees Fahrenheit. These insects love to camp out in storage attics and other ceiling foundations.

Like most cockroach species, they like to search for food at night but may hunt during the day for a snack. These cockroaches eat just about anything, and some of their unusual favorites are wallpaper glue and book bindings.

The Arrow Solution

If you spot droppings or egg cases, contact Arrow Exterminators for help. We will take care of your problem with professional cockroach extermination. We’ll help eliminate any infestation and prevent any future issues. Get in touch with us today and let us kick these pests out of your home.

Spider Control & Extermination

Spider Infestations

Arachnophobia is a fear of spiders, and there are very few people in the world who can claim they don’t share this common condition. Only some spiders are venomous, but they’re still unwelcome guests in any home. Because some of these pests are dangerous, spider control should always be handled by professionals — and our certified experts at Arrow have you covered.

The parasteatoda tepidariorum species of spider is the most common type to infiltrate homes. Referred to by many experts as American house spiders, they are typically brown or gray with distinct chevron markings on their bodies. These arachnids have eight, single-lens eyes, and their bodies are divided into two distinct sections: the cephalothorax and the abdomen.

Brown recluse and black widow spiders are less common species of spiders, but they are a lot more dangerous. Brown recluse spiders possess a wide leg span and are about the size of a quarter. They typically hide around the basement and if they bite you, the area will require medical attention. However, black widow spiders are much more dangerous. You will notice a distinct red hourglass marking on their shiny black body. They may hide in the garage, basement, closet and cluttered areas. Their bites can cause chest pain, dizziness and nausea. Seek medical attention if you are bitten and call us immediately for total spider elimination.

Spiders gain entry to your home through small cracks and openings around doors, windows and your home’s foundation. Remember, spiders feed on insects, so if they are attracted to your home, it could be a clear sign that you already have a pest problem.

Typically, homeowners will first spot empty cobwebs in the corners of windows and rooms, or beneath fixtures and furniture. Spiders use their webs to trap insects for food. When prey make contact with the webs, vibrations signal to spiders that it’s time to eat. Aside from insects, they also devour other spiders and scorpions. These silken traps are abundant in infested homes and signal it’s time to contact a professional for spider control.

Staying on top of spider control in your home is crucial, particularly if you think you have a problem with black widow or brown recluse spiders. Female house spiders reproduce at alarming rates. They deposit 250 eggs per sac and develop up to 17 sacs in their lifetime (that’s over 4,000 eggs!). Male and female house spiders survive for up to a year, but they mate numerous times, resulting in startling populations. Spotting one spider in your home can mean there are a lot more, so let us take care of the problem with professional spider control solutions.

The Arrow Solution

Arrow Exterminators delivers quality and effective service every time. Our team of highly trained and licensed professionals can treat your home for spider infestations and any other pest problem you may encounter.

Our STEPS Total Protection System utilizes the most environmentally responsible extermination methods to give you peace of mind. Our experts go Beyond the Call to ensure complete pest protection both inside and outside your home. Contact us for a free, whole home evaluation for spider control today.