Central Phoenix pest control for older homes and alleys.

Roof rats follow food and cover, and the older parts of Phoenix have plenty of both. Mature citrus and fruit trees feed them, dense canopy and power lines let them travel above ground between yards, and service alleys give them a protected run the length of the block. Homes built before the 1960s also tend to have more gaps at the roofline for them to use.

Yes. Willo, Coronado, Encanto-Palmcroft, F.Q. Story, Garfield, and Windsor Square are all on our routes, along with the rest of the 85003 through 85018 ZIP codes. Historic preservation zoning governs what you can change about a building's exterior, not how it gets treated for pests, so a standard every-other-month service works the same way it does anywhere else.

Crickets are the main one, especially through the monsoon, and they show up hardest in the homes closest to the water. The Grand Canal runs straight through central Phoenix, and yards backing onto it or onto the canal path see more cricket and roach pressure than yards a few streets off. Those routes get extra attention on the exterior barrier.

Nice starts new customers with a $75 initial service. After that, visits come every other month, billed at $49 a month with no contract, so you're never locked in. We send a no-obligation estimate by text before we start, so you see the number first.