Gilbert, AZ Pest Control
Pest control for Gilbert homes, built around our canals and citrus trees.
From Agritopia to the Santan Vista corridor, Gilbert's irrigation and mature landscaping create ideal conditions for scorpions, roof rats and termites. We know exactly where to look.
Local Coverage
What to watch for around your Gilbert property
Gilbert's mix of canal-fed greenbelts, citrus groves and block-wall backyards makes it one of the more pest-prone towns in the East Valley — not because of dirt or neglect, but because water and shade are what these pests are chasing.
If you're near a canal, greenbelt or mature citrus tree, keep an eye out for scorpions under landscaping rock, rat droppings in the garage or attic, and small mud tubes running up your foundation — all signs it's time for a professional look, not a DIY spray.
Pests We See Most
What Gilbert homeowners are dealing with
Scorpions
Gilbert's block-wall backyards and mature landscaping give bark scorpions plenty of cover — homeowners near the Agritopia and Val Vista areas see them most after monsoon humidity picks up.
Roof rats
Citrus trees and dense canopy in older Gilbert neighborhoods are a favorite highway for roof rats moving along fence lines and power lines into attics.
Subterranean termites
Irrigation and canal-fed landscaping keep soil moisture high, which is exactly what termites look for near foundations and wood-to-soil contact points.
Crickets
Field crickets swarm porches and garages near greenbelts and canal paths, especially around the Santan Vista and Freestone Park corridors after dark.
Odorous house ants
Sprinkler systems and drip irrigation create the damp soil these ants nest in, and they trail straight into kitchens looking for sugar.
Bed bugs
A fast-growing town with constant moving traffic means bed bugs hitchhike in through furniture, luggage and secondhand items more than people expect.
Ready When You Are
Schedule a free inspection in Gilbert
Not sure what's getting in? Call us or request a free inspection and we'll tell you exactly what we find and what it takes to fix it.