Tempe pest control for rentals, condos, and older homes.

In attached housing the source is often not your unit. Cockroaches move between apartments through shared wall voids, plumbing chases, and utility penetrations, so a treated unit gets recolonized from an untreated one next door. Lasting control needs the building's exterior and common entry points handled on a schedule, not just an interior spray after a sighting.

Yes. Subterranean termites are active in Tempe soil, and the historic neighborhoods around ASU have the housing stock most exposed to them: older wood framing, slabs that have had decades to crack, and additions built at different times. They travel underground and enter through those joints, so damage is usually well along before anything is visible from inside.

Yes, and the no-contract recurring plan suits rentals well. There's nothing to cancel and re-sign when a tenant changes, service can continue through a turnover, and the photo report after each visit gives an owner a record of what was done without needing to be there. Bed bugs and roaches both spread fastest during turnover, so continuity is worth more than a one-off.

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.