Ant trail along a kitchen baseboard

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Residential Pest Control in Colorado Springs

Preventative Pest Control helps Colorado Springs homeowners and rental property owners with insects and rodents. Ask about a current problem or recurring service. We explain the recommended work, preparation and price before scheduling. We’re running a winter promo right now. Call or text (719) 465-4818 for a fast price.

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Residential service paths

Service matched to the pest and the property

Choose the starting point that best matches the activity. You do not need to identify every pest before calling.

Removing spider webs from a home eave and window corner in Colorado Springs
Common pest activity

Ants, spiders, cockroaches and other insects

Interior and exterior recommendations are based on the activity, affected areas, access, and property conditions.

  • Describe where signs appear
  • Share how long activity has been present
  • Identify occupied and sensitive areas
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Rodent gnaw damage and droppings in a garage corner
Rodent concerns

Mice and other rodents

Droppings, noises, gnawing, sightings, and travel paths help define the next step.

  • Signs and affected rooms
  • Exterior activity and entry conditions
  • Property access and prior service
Rodent control
Bed bug inspection of a mattress seam with a flashlight
Targeted service

Bed bugs and stinging insects

Evidence, location, access, preparation, and service limits must be clear before work is scheduled.

  • Bed bug evidence and affected areas
  • Nest or flight location for wasps
  • Clear preparation and follow-up terms
Bed bug service

Details that help

What to tell us so the scope is right

Share the details that apply. Clear information helps determine the practical next step and a fair price.

Ants and common insects

Share the rooms, exterior areas, timing, and visible signs so the appropriate service path can be reviewed.

Ant control →
Mice and rodent signs

Droppings, noises, gnawing, sightings, and travel paths help define the practical starting point.

Mouse control →
Cockroach activity

Property type, affected rooms, food or moisture conditions, and prior treatment can change the scope.

Cockroach control →
Bed bug concerns

Live insects, spotting, shed material, affected rooms, occupancy, and prior treatment are useful details.

Bed bug service →
Wasps and stinging insects

Nest location, flight path, height, access, and whether activity is exposed or concealed all matter.

Wasp control →
Outdoor and specialty requests

Gopher, bird control, Solar Critter Guard, and other compatible requests are reviewed by location and scope.

Solar Critter Guard →

A clear service process

A residential service process with no guesswork

The goal is to define the activity, property, access, recommended work, preparation, and price before the appointment.

  1. 1

    Tell us what is happening

    Share the signs, affected areas, property type, city or ZIP when they can be gathered safely.

  2. 2

    Review the proposed scope

    Understand the method, included areas, preparation, service limits, price, and any included follow-up.

  3. 3

    Prepare and complete service

    Follow only the instructions provided for the approved service, then reassess according to the documented plan.

  • Confirm the pest or reported signs
  • Review the included areas and service limits
  • Receive preparation steps before the visit
  • Understand pricing and any included follow-up

Phone quotes are free.Quotes are free by phone or text. Do not begin major preparation until the service scope is confirmed.

Colorado Springs pest calendar

What homeowners here see through the year

Colorado Springs sits near 6,000 feet, with dry air, cold nights and open space along many neighborhoods. That pattern decides when pests show up and where they get in.

March to MaySpring

Ants trailing into kitchens and along foundations, millipedes and sowbugs after snowmelt, and wasp queens starting new nests.

June to AugustSummer

Yellow jackets and paper wasps under eaves and decks, ground nests in rock beds, and spiders around windows and porch lights.

September to NovemberFall

Boxelder bugs and stink bugs on sunny walls, and mice moving into garages and attics as nights get cold.

December to FebruaryWinter

Mice and rats in garages, utility rooms and crawl spaces, and overwintering insects waking up indoors on warm days.

Recent residential work in Colorado Springs

Garage mouse inspection in Colorado Springs
Mouse inspection, garageI am so glad I contacted this company for my mouse problems.Linda, customer review, September 2026
Paper wasp nest under a stucco eave
Spider service, eaves and windowsHe resolved our problem (spiders) and the charge was very reasonable.Susan, customer review, August 2026
Yellow jacket ground nest comb removed at a Colorado Springs home
Yellow jacket ground nest removalHe was able to remove the yellowjacket nest.Nolan, customer review, August 2026

Real visits, real footage

What a home inspection looks like

Short clips from real residential visits in the Colorado Springs area.

Why we always check under decks
Why we check garages first for mice
Where yellow jackets hide

Where we service homes

Residential service area

Colorado Springs is our home base. We also service homes in these nearby communities.

Under-deck pest inspection at a Colorado mountain log home

Home Pest Control in Colorado Springs

What a Year of Pests Looks Like in a Colorado Springs Home

Spring brings ants, wasps starting new nests and spiders coming out of winter hiding. Late spring brings millers, and summer adds earwigs and wasp nests that keep growing. Fall is when mice, boxelder bugs and other overwintering insects push toward the house as nights get cold.

Homes near open space, greenbelts and trails tend to see more spiders, rodents and crickets. Older homes often have more gaps around doors, vents and utility lines. Newer builds can still see heavy activity while yards and landscaping settle in.

Recurring service keeps a treated barrier in place around the outside of the home and lets us catch problems early. One time service is still available when you have a single issue to solve.

Answers before service

Residential pest control questions

Review the common questions below, then call if your property or activity requires a different scope.

Can I receive a residential quote by phone?

A phone quote may be possible when the pest, affected areas, property, access, and requested work can be scoped remotely. Quotes are free by phone or text.

What information should I provide?

Share the city or ZIP, property type, activity observed, affected areas, approximate size, duration, prior service, access conditions when they can be collected safely.

Should I prepare before calling?

No major preparation should begin until the service scope is confirmed. Different pests and treatment methods can require different instructions.

Do you service rental properties?

Yes. Rental property requests are reviewed with the person authorized to approve access, preparation and service. For multiple units or shared areas, review our apartment and property management pest control information.

How much does residential pest control cost?

Price depends on the pest, the size of the home, how widespread the activity is, and whether a one-time visit or a recurring plan fits. Many quotes can be given by phone. Quotes are free by phone or text.

Is treatment safe for kids and pets?

Products are applied according to their labels. Before service we explain any preparation, which areas to keep people and pets away from, and how long to wait before going back in.

How often should a home be serviced?

It depends on the pest pressure. We offer quarterly, every other month, and year-round residential plans, and we recommend the one that matches what you are seeing.

When do mice usually move in?

In Colorado Springs most mouse calls start in the fall when nights turn cold. Garages, utility rooms, and gaps around pipes and doors are the usual first stops.

How do I start recurring service?

Call 719-465-4818 or request service online. We will ask what you are seeing and recommend a quarterly, bi-monthly or year round plan.

Can I get service between scheduled visits?

Yes. If pests come back between regular visits on a recurring plan, call and we will review it with you.

Is one time service available?

Yes. One time service is available when you have a single problem to solve. Recurring service is the better fit when pests come back season after season.

Do you serve homes outside Colorado Springs?

Yes. We serve homes in Colorado Springs and nearby communities including Fountain, Monument, Falcon, Security-Widefield, Manitou Springs, Woodland Park and Pueblo.

Call or send us the details

Request a pest control quote

Share the pest or service need, city or ZIP, property type, and affected area. Government buyers may also include the solicitation number, facility type, and required service schedule.

  • Free phone quotes when the work can be scoped remotely
  • Residential, commercial, and public sector requests reviewed directly
  • Bird control and Solar Critter Guard projects reviewed by property and access
  • Pricing and preparation explained before scheduling
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    Describe the activity at your home

    Call or send the pest, affected areas, property type, city or ZIP, and access details. We will explain the practical next step.