Cutler Bay Pest Control

Ghost ants. The tiny, nearly clear ants trailing to sweets on the counter — the top ant complaint in Cutler Bay kitchens. They nest in wall voids and potted plants and the colony splits when sprayed. We use gel baits the workers carry home, plus a perimeter treatment.

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Roof rats. Roof rats burrow in canal banks and nest in palm frond skirts, and both are everywhere here.  We trap and remove, then seal entry points smaller than a fist.

Mosquitoes. The bay side of Cutler Bay is salt-marsh mosquito country — the county has had to run aerial spraying east of US-1 in bad summers. Fogging and barrier treatments for yards, docks, pools and patios; inspections are free.

American and German roaches. Palmetto bugs come in from the landscaping and the drainage system after rain. German roaches are an indoor kitchen problem, common in restaurants and rentals, and need a follow-up visit. We treat both.

Florida carpenter ants. They nest in damp voids — wall cavities, window frames, humid attics — and forage at night. We find the nest and treat it directly, then show you the moisture source.

Millipedes and centipedes. Low ground floods first, and when the soil waterlogs they move indoors through garages and sliders. An exterior barrier before and during rainy season keeps them out; pulling wood mulch back from the slab does half the job.