Pest, termite, and mosquito control across Savannah and the islands — handled by techs who know exactly what the marsh sends at a house, and exactly how to send it back.
From Formosan swarmers over the Historic District to fire ants in the back forty — identified on sight, treated at the source, kept out for good.
Roaches, ants, spiders, silverfish, centipedes — the whole lowcountry lineup, swept out and kept out with a perimeter that holds.
Learn moreFormosan pressure is a fact of life under the oaks. Inspections that actually look, then treatment matched to your construction.
Learn moreBarrier treatments timed to the season, plus a breeding-site walk every visit. The porch becomes usable again — that’s the metric.
Learn morePalmetto bugs coming up from the sewers, German roaches in the kitchen — different insects, different plans, both handled.
Learn moreFire ant mounds in the lawn, ghost ants on the counter, carpenter ants in the trim — baited at the colony, not sprayed at the symptom.
Learn moreRoof rats in the attic, mice in the crawlspace — trapped, removed, and sealed out so the next one stays in the marsh.
Learn moreDiscreet, methodical, no judgment. Inspection first, prep done right, follow-up included — the only way that works.
Learn morePaper wasps under the eaves, yellow jackets in the sandy soil, bald-faced hornets in the shrubbery — removed safely, nest and all.
Learn moreThe roach that ran under the fridge, the wings on the windowsill, the mound by the mailbox — tell us and hear what it usually takes.
Call (912) 513-8903Palmetto bugs, Formosan termites, salt-marsh mosquitoes, ghost ants — the lowcountry pest list is specific, and so is the plan for each one.
Spraying the roach you see does nothing about the hundred you don’t. Every treatment is built around harborage, entry points, and breeding sites.
Mosquitoes can be crushed, not erased; sand gnats answer to nobody. You’ll hear what a service can and can’t do before you pay for it.
The price goes on paper before work starts, and the invoice matches it. Nothing gets added mid-visit.
Months of pest pressure a year in the lowcountry — warmth and humidity never fully close the season.
The typical first visit — inspection, treatment, and the keep-out plan explained before the tech leaves.
Towns covered from a single Savannah dispatch point, downtown to Tybee.
A person answers — overnight, weekends, holidays. Never a phone menu.
The droppings in the pantry, the wings on the sill, the line of ants to the sink. We narrow it to the likely pest — and the likely cost — before a truck ever rolls.
Inspection inside and out, treatment matched to the pest and the construction, entry points flagged. Most homes are handled in about an hour.
What we did, what to watch for, what to fix — the gap under the door, the weep holes, the moisture in the crawlspace. No mystery, no upsell theater.
That’s exactly what same-day slots are held for. One call puts a tech on the schedule.
Eight towns, one number, and techs who already know your soil, your crawlspace, and your mosquitoes — from Pooler rooftops to the Tybee dunes.
The most aggressive termite in America has a downtown Savannah address. What that means under your floor.
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Yes, it’s a roach. No, your house isn’t dirty. The distinction that actually matters is where it lives.
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Seven days of standing water is all it takes — and a Savannah summer provides it weekly.
ReadOne call puts a tech on today’s schedule — written price before work starts.
