Kendall Pest Control

Roof rats. The older neighborhoods east of the Palmetto have exactly the tree cover roof rats travel through, and from an overhanging branch or a utility line it's a short drop to the attic. We trap or bait and remove them, then seal entry points smaller than a fist.

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Ghost ants. The tiny, almost clear ants trailing across your kitchen counter. They nest in wall voids, behind cabinets and in potted plants, and colonies split when they're sprayed — which is why over-the-counter products make them worse. We use gel baits the workers carry back to the colony, plus a perimeter treatment to stop re-entry.

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American roaches (palmetto bugs). In a neighborhood this built-up they live in the storm and sewer system and come up through plumbing after heavy rain. We treat the perimeter and entry points and seal the ground-level gaps they use.​

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German roaches. A small roach in the kitchen means an indoor infestation, not a visitor — common in restaurants and rental units along Kendall Drive. They always need a follow-up visit; we schedule it before we leave.

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Florida carpenter ants. They nest in damp voids — wall cavities, window frames, poorly ventilated attics — and forage at night, which is when you see them. We find the nest, treat it directly, and point out the moisture that invited them.

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Millipedes and centipedes. When the soil waterlogs they move indoors by the dozen through garages and sliding doors. Wood mulch against the slab is the biggest attractant. We apply an exterior barrier before and during rainy season and show you where to pull the mulch back.

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Mosquitoes. Fogging and barrier treatments for yards, pool decks and patios, with results that typically hold three to four weeks per application. Mosquito inspections are free.