Older Homes, More Entry Points
Gaps around older windows, doors, and utility lines let pests slip in unnoticed. Cracks in slabs and stucco can also give termites a hidden path to wood.
Mature trees and shrubs provide shade and cover for rodents, and branches touching the roof make it easy for roof rats to reach the attic.
Pipes that run through older walls often have gaps where they enter the house. Roaches and mice use those spaces like hallways, moving between rooms without ever being seen.
Older garages tend to have more cracks and wider gaps around doors, which makes them a favorite entry point for scorpions and crickets.
Termites Are Worth Checking
In homes that have been standing for decades, termite protection from construction is likely long gone. Annual inspections help catch mud tubes and damaged wood early.
If we find activity, we will walk you through treatment options in plain language.
Wood siding, fence posts, and old trim that touches soil are all worth checking too. Keeping wood off the ground and away from irrigation helps a lot.
- Termite inspection and treatment
- Roach control for kitchens and drains
- Rodent exclusion
Respect for Your Home
Our technicians are paid by the day, so they take the time to inspect carefully and treat thoroughly.
Bi-monthly service starts starting at $45 per month for homes up to 2,500 square feet. If pests show up between visits, we re-treat for free, and we aim to be there the same day or the next.
We are locally owned, licensed under Arizona License #9597, and use eco-friendly products that are safe for kids and pets once applied.
Pest control services in Historic Goodyear
Termite treatment in Historic Goodyear
Inspections and treatment for subterranean termites.
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Inside and out, from kitchens to drains and garages.
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Trapping, exclusion and sealing for rats and mice.
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Stops trails at the source, not just on the counter.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions
How do I know if termites are in my older home?
Watch for mud tubes on the foundation, wood that sounds hollow, and small piles of wings near windows. We can inspect and confirm. Older homes benefit most from catching activity early.
Why are roaches more common in older homes?
Older plumbing and drains often have more gaps, which lets American cockroaches move in from sewer lines. Sealing gaps and treating drains helps. Running water in unused drains also keeps traps full and blocks roaches.
Can you seal up rodent entry points?
We identify where rodents are getting in and help with exclusion so they cannot return. That way, fixing the problem lasts longer than simply trapping.
