Ant control
Pavement, odorous house and carpenter ants trailing into kitchens and along foundations.
Peak: April–SeptemberDenver pest control, done the same day
Local, licensed technicians who know Front Range pests — from miller moths in June to mice moving in with the first cold snap. Free quote, no contracts required.
- Same-day service
- Licensed & insured
- Free re-treatment guarantee
What are you seeing?
Pick a pest to see how we handle it.
Most Denver ant problems start outside. We bait trails and treat the foundation so the colony carries it home — usually cleared within a week.
Book same-day servicePests we treat across the Denver metro
Colorado's dry climate, cold winters and mile-high elevation shape which pests show up — and when. Every treatment starts with an inspection so we fix the cause, not just what you can see.
Spider control
Black widows, wolf spiders and funnel weavers in basements, window wells and garages.
Peak: August–OctoberMice & rodents
Exclusion and trapping for mice and rats that move indoors when temperatures drop.
Peak: October–MarchWasps & yellowjackets
Safe removal of nests in eaves, decks, sheds and underground cavities.
Peak: June–SeptemberBed bug treatment
Discreet inspection and multi-visit treatment for homes, apartments and hotels.
Year-roundCockroach control
German and American cockroach baiting for kitchens, restaurants and apartment buildings.
Year-roundMiller moths & boxelder bugs
Seasonal invaders that swarm windows and siding. We seal gaps and treat exterior walls.
Peak: May–June, Sept–OctTermite inspection
Subterranean termite checks for mud tubes and wood damage, plus soil or bait treatment.
Swarms: March–MayA year of pests on the Front Range
Knowing the calendar lets us treat before a problem starts. Here's what Denver homeowners typically call about each season.
Spring
Ants wake up, termites swarm, and miller moths start their migration toward the mountains.
Summer
Wasp and yellowjacket nests grow fast. Mosquitoes breed near standing water after afternoon storms.
Fall
Boxelder bugs cluster on sunny walls, and spiders move indoors as nights get colder.
Winter
Mice and voles look for warmth in garages, attics and crawl spaces. Exclusion work matters most now.
How our pest control works
Inspect
A technician walks your home inside and out to find how pests are getting in and where they're nesting.
Treat
We apply a targeted treatment inside and a protective barrier around the foundation, doors, windows and siding.
Protect
Quarterly visits renew the barrier as Colorado weather breaks it down. If pests come back between visits, so do we — free.
Why Denver homeowners call us
We're a local crew, not a national call center. You talk to someone who knows your neighborhood and can get a technician out today.
- Free quote before any work begins
- Same-day service at no extra charge
- Licensed, background-checked technicians
- EPA-registered, family- and pet-conscious products
- Free re-treatment if pests return between visits
- No long-term contract required
Service areas
Serving Denver and the surrounding metro, including:
- Denver
- Aurora
- Lakewood
- Littleton
- Centennial
- Arvada
- Westminster
- Thornton
- Englewood
- Highlands Ranch
- Parker
- Boulder
Pest control questions
Do you offer same-day pest control in Denver?
Yes. Call before noon on a weekday and in most cases a technician can be at your home the same day, at no extra charge.
Are your treatments safe for kids and pets?
We use EPA-registered products applied by licensed technicians, and we tell you exactly how long to keep kids and pets away from treated areas — usually until surfaces are dry.
When are miller moths and boxelder bugs worst in Denver?
Miller moths usually peak in late May and June during their migration to the mountains. Boxelder bugs gather on warm, south-facing walls in September and October looking for a place to overwinter.
How often should I get pest control?
Most Denver homes do well with quarterly exterior treatments. Colorado's freeze-thaw cycles break down barriers over time, so regular re-treatment keeps protection steady year-round.
Do you treat termites in Colorado?
Yes. Subterranean termites are active along the Front Range. We inspect for mud tubes and damaged wood and recommend a soil or bait treatment based on what we find.
Get a free pest control quote
Tell us what you're seeing and we'll call you back within the hour during business hours. Prefer to talk now? Call us directly.
Mon–Fri 7:30am–6pm · Sat 8am–1pm
Call (303) 555-0100