Surprise pest control for new builds and Sun City Grand.

Citrus. Both communities have mature fruit trees and dense landscaping, and roof rats feed on the fruit and nest in the canopy rather than underground. Marley Park's lush planting draws ants and scorpions on top of that. Older, well-established landscaping is the common factor, and the newer subdivisions have less of it.

The ones on the outer edge do. Asante, in North Surprise, is a fast-growing area where scorpions and spiders are reported regularly, and that follows from where it sits rather than how new it is: new construction on the boundary puts homes against ground that was desert, with young landscaping and fresh block walls for cover.

Yes, and the recurring plan suits them well. Most of the visit is exterior, so it needs nobody home and causes no disruption inside, and the photo report by text gives a record of what was done. There's no contract, so seasonal residents can pause over the summer and pick service back up when they return.

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.