Quick! Professional!
Matthew was awesome! He arrived on time, and quickly sprayed and treated our entire home. He was very personable and professional. I highly recommend him. For my next treatment, please send him again. Thank you!
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Praise and Appreciation!
I have high praise and appreciation for Trevor. He explained what he would do before he started, and was very much willing to answer questions. He was prompt, clean, and personable, and seemed to be skilled and thoughtful about working in and around the house. Thanks!
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Porch Pests
- Wasps like to build their nests on your house's exterior walls, usually in a place protected from rain, like eaves and awnings. It can be challenging for an average homeowner to safely remove nests, which is why professional help is available from Croach®.
- In addition to wasps, Spiders also take up residence in corners of the porch ceiling where their webs rest undisturbed, and they catch plenty of prey.
Your Croach® technician understands the seasonality of pests in order to thwart them, and about their life cycles to break the reproductive cycle.
IPM strategies to help keep wasps and spiders under control include removing nests, reducing attractive food sources and targeted use of insecticidal sprays.
Kitchen Crawlers
- Ants are frequent kitchen raiders. They come seeking food, water and refuge. Wet areas are particularly attractive to carpenter ants which are as detrimental to your home's structure as termites.
- Not only are cockroaches fast reproducers and infest your kitchen quickly, but they're here for your food crumbs and water.
- Similarly, Silverfish feed on spilled food, as well as wallpaper paste, book bindings, and rayon fabrics.
To restore hygiene to your kitchen, your Croach® technician will quickly eliminate all pest infestations and contaminated materials. They will then implement proven IPM routines to prevent re-infestation.
These measures include sealing entry points, removing food sources, and setting insecticidal bait stations.
Living Room Rodents
While warmth is a prime quality that attracts rodents and spiders to your living room, especially in winter, it's also important to note that living rooms often are filled with items in every corner. Thus providing safe hiding places for pests.
- Spiders love high ceilings where they can spin webs out of your reach.
To control spider populations, Croach® employs IPM techniques like removing webs and applying insecticidal sprays.
- And if you eat in your living room, no doubt a dropped cookie crumb has satisfied the appetite of a mouse, ensuring it will return.
IPM strategies used to get rid of rodents include trapping and rodenticides. To prevent mice and rats from coming back, it's important to seal entry points.
Bathroom Bugs
- You've probably experienced the nightmare of turning on a bathroom light in the middle of the night, and catching the sight of cockroaches scurrying away.
- A common pest in Colorado schools is the silverfish. Not native to the area, their distribution is almost entirely due to human-assisted movement, and they can easily find their way into your home.
Both cockroaches and silverfish are attracted to dark, damp and humid environments, like your bathroom.
To prevent future infestations, it's important to identify and eliminate moisture sources. IPM remedies include fixing leaky pipes, using a dehumidifier or improving ventilation, and sealing entry points. Silverfish, in particular, favor cluttered areas, so reducing clutter helps to discourage their presence.
Bedroom Bedbugs & Mites
Bed bugs can infest homes and resort businesses year-round, but they are more commonly reported in the summer and fall months.
Bed bugs are found in places where people congregate for an extended period of time. It's easy to pick up bed bugs from public transportation, libraries, and hotel rooms. Bed bugs can also attach to anything in motion, like backpacks, purses, and luggage.
Once the infestation has been eliminated, IPM techniques like monitoring with interceptors, vacuuming and using mattress encasements are effective in preventing future bed bug infestations.
Garage Pest Control
Any of these common Colorado pests will invade your garage. As in other rooms, the clutter, solitude and darkness offers quiet, hiding places where they can nest and breed.
If you have a sink or laundry area in the garage, they'll also be drawn to water. Upon spotting any evidence of mice in the garage, call Croach® for immediate help.
Our technicians remove spider webs, wasps nests and rodent dens from your home and garage.
In addition, your experienced and knowledgeable Croach® technician knows where to look for entry points and how to seal them up. Trapping, insecticides, and rodenticides will prevent re-infestation.
No Pests in My Home or Basement!
I recommend Croach Pest Control for home care pest service. There techs are very friendly, professional, and care about the needs of the customer. Since using Croach, which started in August 2020, I have seen little to no pest around my home, and NO pest inside my home or in the basement. Excellent job!
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Recommend Highly!
Great company that takes care of my whole house, not just the first story like some large national pest control companies (i.e. wasp nests up high). Very professional folks work for them and I recommend this company highly compared to last several I used. We’ve had no pests or mice or anything in house or basement.
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Very Pleased with Response!
I am having work done on my home exterior this week and the contractor found that I had an insect infestation in my garage which was contributing to the problem. A representative from Croach came the same day (within an hour). He talked to me, looked at the problem, collaborated with the contractor, recommended a service plan and provider that he thought I would like to work with, and scheduled a time based on my schedule.
Within a day the service was completed by the project manager, Jess. She was fantastic. She explained everything she was going to do and what to expect next. She ensured that the products used would be safe for my pet, removed all of the webbing from my garage (which was honestly overwhelming), and generally was just really nice to work with.
This is my first experience with this company but I am really pleased with the responsiveness, ease, quality and price of service.
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