Termite Exterminators

Around Berkeley, swarms typically appear spring (subterranean) and late summer (drywood). 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 California, a wood-destroying-organism (WDO) or "termite letter" inspection is a routine part of home sales, so many Berkeley buyers and lenders expect one.

In Berkeley and the rest of Alameda County, the most common pests are Argentine ants, German cockroaches, and subterranean and drywood termites. The local Mediterranean climate, summers near 71°F and winters around 44°F, is the main reason these show up most.

Berkeley sees activity year-round in the mild climate, peaking in warm months. Mosquitoes peak May through October, while rodents are worst in the cold months.

It depends on the pest, the size of your Berkeley home, and the treatment. Getting matched and quoted is free, and you only pay the local pro for work you approve.

In Alameda County, Argentine ants can be a problem well beyond summer. Year-round prevention is often the best approach in this Mediterranean climate.

Yes. Pest control operators serving Berkeley are licensed and regulated by the California Department of Pesticide Regulation. Every pro we connect you with is independent and licensed.