
Request Your Pest Control Quote
Tell us a little about your home and what's going on. We'll follow up to talk it through and, if a visit makes sense, set up a time to quote the work. You won't get pressured, and the decision stays yours.
Helpful to Include
- Your address or neighborhood (Yuma, the Foothills, Somerton, San Luis, or Gadsden)
- The service you're interested in: scorpion control, termite control, pest control for roaches and ants, rodent control, or bed bug control
- What you've noticed, and where: indoor sightings, yard activity, mud tubes, trails in the kitchen, sounds in a ceiling, or bites after a trip
- Whether anyone in the home is a child, older adult, or pet, so we can plan the visit
- Whether the house is a year-round home, a rental, or a seasonal place that sits empty in the summer
What Happens Next
- We review your request.
- We contact you to go over details and schedule a visit if one is needed.
- You receive a clear written quote. Take whatever time you need to decide.
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Service area
Yuma, Fortuna Foothills, Somerton, San Luis & Gadsden
Visit our service area
We are centrally located to serve Yuma, Fortuna Foothills, Somerton, San Luis, and Gadsden.
Frequently asked questions
What will I see on my quote?
The treatment plan for the pests we found, any follow-up visits, and the scope of the work, all in writing before we begin. You decide when, or whether, to go ahead.
Do you need to come out to quote?
Usually, yes. A visit lets us see the property and give you an accurate written quote. For some questions we can start with a phone conversation, then confirm in person.
Do you work outside Yuma?
Yes. We cover the Foothills (Fortuna Foothills), Somerton, San Luis, and Gadsden.
Will I get a sales pitch?
No. You get a written quote and room to think it over. We won't push you to sign a long contract on the spot.
What if I'm not sure which pest I have?
Describe what you've seen, where, and when. We'll help sort it out on the visit instead of asking you to diagnose it first.