Termite Exterminators

Around Lexington, 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 Kentucky, a wood-destroying-organism (WDO) or "termite letter" inspection is a routine part of home sales, so many Lexington buyers and lenders expect one.

The short list for Lexington is house mice, eastern subterranean termites, and German cockroaches. Which one is worst depends on your home and the time of year, so a local inspection helps.

Lexington sees activity most of the year, slowing only in the coolest weeks. Mosquitoes peak April through October, while rodents are worst in the cold months.

Make a quick list of where you have spotted pests and any damage, then clear access to those spots. The local pro handles the rest.

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

In Fayette County, house mice can be a problem well beyond summer. Year-round prevention is often the best approach in this humid subtropical climate.