Termite Exterminators

Around Atlanta, swarms typically appear march through June (eastern subterranean). A swarm, or a pile of discarded wings, is often the first visible sign and a good reason to schedule an inspection.

Often, yes. In Georgia, a wood-destroying-organism (WDO) or "termite letter" inspection is a routine part of home sales, so many Atlanta buyers and lenders expect one.

Atlanta homeowners deal most with fire ants, eastern subterranean termites, and German cockroaches. A licensed local pro can confirm what you have and target the treatment to the season.

Pest activity in Atlanta is most of the year, slowing only in the coolest weeks. Mosquito season runs April through October, and several pests stay a year-round concern indoors.

Yes. Pest control operators serving Atlanta are licensed and regulated by the Georgia Department of Agriculture. Every pro we connect you with is independent and licensed.

Pricing varies by pest and home, so the local Atlanta pro gives you a no-obligation estimate first. There is no cost to get connected.

fire ants pressure in Atlanta follows the local climate: activity is most of the year, slowing only in the coolest weeks. A local pro can set up prevention timed to your area.