General Pest Control
Year-round household pests in Charlotte homes, from ants and roaches to spiders and the fall invaders that come indoors.
Termite swarmers after a warm spring rain, carpenter ants working through damp wood, stink bugs coming in each October. Call (855) 974-4733 at any hour and describe what you have seen. A local technician is sent when one is free, and the treatment plan is explained before anything is applied.
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Charlotte’s humid Piedmont summers and mild winters move pests by season: swarmers after a warm spring rain, mosquitoes and ticks through summer, stink bugs at the door in October.
Charlotte Pest Control takes pest calls for Charlotte and the towns around it, from Ballantyne and University City to Matthews, Huntersville and Tega Cay. The line is answered around the clock. A local technician inspects the foundation, the wood, the attic and the outside edges, explains what is living there and what the treatment involves, and sets out the cost on site.
Charlotte's pest calendar runs long. Termite swarmers can appear from late winter into September or October, usually in daylight after warm rain. Carpenter ants work through wood that has been wet, and carpenter bees leave coarse sawdust under their holes in spring. Mosquitoes breed in gutters and bird baths through the summer, and the Asian tiger mosquito bites in daylight.
A single swarmer near a stump in the yard does not mean the house is infested. Swarmers inside usually do. The termite swarm guide explains how to tell them apart, and the cost guide sets out what moves a quote.
Pick a service for symptoms, process and typical cost, or call and describe what you hear and see.
Year-round household pests in Charlotte homes, from ants and roaches to spiders and the fall invaders that come indoors.
Inspection for eastern subterranean termites and their mud tubes, with treatment options explained before any work starts.
Stations placed in the soil around the home and checked on a schedule, as an alternative to a liquid soil treatment.
The state's WDIR-100 statement on wood-destroying insects, issued only after an inspection, explained for buyers and sellers.
Yard mosquito work for Charlotte properties, aimed at the small containers where Asian tiger mosquitoes breed.
Yard tick work for Charlotte properties, covering the lone star, American dog and blacklegged ticks and the edges where they wait.
Treatment for imported red fire ant mounds in Charlotte yards, with the signs to look for and why a mound should not be disturbed.
Carpenter ant work for Charlotte homes: finding the damp or decayed wood they excavate and fixing the moisture that draws them.
Carpenter bee work for Charlotte homes: the spring sawdust, the round entry holes in wood and the treatments that reduce them.
Removal of wasp and hornet nests around Charlotte homes, with safe distance rules and the signs that a sting needs urgent care.
Mouse and rat control for Charlotte homes, covering the gnawing, droppings and entry gaps that show a rodent problem indoors.
Cockroach removal for Charlotte homes, covering the German, American and smokybrown species and the kitchen and bath harbourage they use.
Bed bug inspection and treatment for Charlotte homes, covering the hiding places in beds, seams and furniture and what to do before a visit.
Spider control for Charlotte homes, sorting the harmless wolf spiders from the black and brown widows and the hiding places each uses.
Flea control for Charlotte homes, covering the carpets, bedding and shaded yard areas where fleas develop and how pets fit into the plan.
Control of brown marmorated stink bugs and multicolored Asian lady beetles that move indoors to overwinter, with entry points sealed.
Pest and moisture inspection of the crawl space under a Charlotte home, covering termites, spiders, rodents and the damp that draws them.
Pest control for apartment buildings and small commercial sites in Charlotte, with shared-wall checks, food-area rules and written follow-up.
Swarmers tend to appear on warm afternoons and ants on wet nights. The line is answered around the clock.
A termite problem, a carpenter-ant nest and a tick question need different checks, and the first visit starts with which one you have.
The technician explains the treatment and its cost on site. Nothing is applied until you agree.
The person who comes out knows Charlotte's older streets, its red clay soil and its humid summers.
Call (855) 974-4733 and say what you saw, where and when, and whether it was indoors or out.
A local technician is sent when one is free and checks the foundation, the framing, the attic and the yard edges.
The pest, the treatment, the cost and any moisture fix are explained before anything is applied.
The treatment is carried out and the technician explains what to watch for and when to call back.
Termites and their mud tubes, carpenter ants and carpenter bees, rodents in attics and walls, stink bugs and lady beetles entering in autumn, spiders, and mosquitoes and ticks around the property.
Say where you saw the insect or the sign. A pile of shredded wood under a window points to a different job than mud on a crawl-space joist.
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Charlotte, NC 28202 · 25 km service radiusCall (855) 974-4733
We also cover many smaller communities across Mecklenburg County. Check your ZIP.
If it's an emergency, call now. For non-urgent pest control, send the form and we'll call you back.
No honest price for pest control in Charlotte, NC can come from a web page, so this guide does not give one.
NC State Extension says subterranean termites in North Carolina swarm from late winter into September or October, mostly in daytime and often after warm rain.
In North Carolina, structural pest control is licensed by the NCDA&CS Structural Pest Control and Pesticides Division.
Yes. The line is answered around the clock. A technician is sent when one is free, which may not be the same hour.
Sometimes. It depends on who is free when you call, so no arrival time is promised.
No figure is published here. The technician explains the cost on site and nothing is applied until you agree.