Scottsdale pest control from Old Town to Troon.

The north end. Troon, Desert Mountain, and McDowell Mountain Ranch see the most bark scorpion activity, along with the rest of the foothill neighborhoods that back onto the McDowell Sonoran Preserve. Those homes share a boundary with open desert, so scorpions arrive from habitat rather than from a neighboring yard. Preserve-side properties get extra dusting in weep holes and wall voids.

The plan is the same and the emphasis is not. South Scottsdale and Old Town have older, denser housing where cockroaches, ants, and rodents move between adjoining properties, so the work concentrates on entry points and the perimeter. North Scottsdale is newer and lower density with desert on the boundary, so it concentrates on scorpion exclusion and the back wall.

Yes. Alongside homes we service boutiques, coffee shops, and salons around Old Town, McCormick Ranch, and Scottsdale Quarter. Short-term rental hosts and seasonal residents are also on the recurring plan, which suits a property that sits empty part of the year because the exterior barrier keeps working whether anyone is home or not.

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.