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Why Choose Vanquish Pest Management

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Minor Crawlspace Cleanup/ Repair

Let’s talk about your home.  Your crawl space under your house is the most common place where mice nest, usually up between the floor and the insulation.

 

I have also found mice nesting in air ducts, gaining access by chewing their way in.  If you suspect you have a problem with mice, we can help!  At Vanquish Pest Management, we perform the most thorough kind of inspection to rid your home of mice. We’ll even check the crawlspace and attic if needed.

Ants

Ants are probably the most known, and the most annoying! They get into everything, and eat anything in their paths. 

They even damage trim, floors, and other parts of your home from the tunnels they drill.

We use an environmentally friendly treatment to rid the ants from your home, and KEEP them away!

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Why Choose Vanquish Pest Management

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Mice and Rats

Mice and rats carry many diseases on them, and their feces can be very toxic. They are able to climb all through your walls, crawlspace, attics, and even in your bedrooms! 

Nothing keeps these critters away. Their sharp teeth give them quick access to your home or commercial space. 

We treat for mice and rats before they even enter your home! 

We also have options for cleaning up their toxic waste in your crawlspaces, and sanitize those areas.

Box Elder Bugs and Beetles

While they may not put anything in danger or hurt anything, box elder bugs and beetles can be really annoying! At times, these box elder bugs completely cover your walls and windows. Most pest control companies say they can't treat for these, and the ones who do, are not effective! 

We use our special spray to treat around windows and trim so when the bugs crawl over it, they die and disappear! 

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Call us today and set up a free appointment!

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