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common pest issues we treat in centennial

Common types of pests we treat, include:

The experts at proof. can help you with all of these pests and more, so don’t be shy about getting in touch with us for all your pest control needs in Centennial!

We’ll be happy to give you a free quote and answer any questions you have about pest activity in Centennial and the Greater Denver Area. Call now to get started!

wasp control in centennial

There are several wasp species that are common in Centennial, particularly near its many open areas such as Willow Spring Open Space. These include paper wasps, bald-faced hornets and yellow jackets. These wasps can sting multiple times, unlike honey bees, and they are all aggressive, especially bald-faced hornets and yellow jackets.

Wasps like residential neighborhoods for the wide variety of potential nest locations they provide. If these pests choose your home or yard to build their nest, give us a call today and we’ll be happy to take them out for you!To keep wasps away, you should:

  • Avoid leaving meat or sweet drinks sitting outside
  • Keep your trashcans sealed up
  • Keep your doors and windows shut
  • Don’t leave trash lying around
  • Cover or fill any holes in the ground

If you discover a wasp nest on your property, it is best to reach out to a professional pest control team right away.

centennial spider control

Homeowners in Centennial, especially those living near parks like Centennial Center Park, often find black widows, wolf spiders and house spiders in and around their properties. While black widows aren’t typically harmful to healthy adults, their bites can be quite painful and potentially dangerous for children or the elderly.

Without professional pest control, keeping spiders out of your home is very difficult to do. These critters have no trouble finding openings into your house and making themselves feel right at home.

Spiders are drawn to houses that can provide:

  • Shelter: Spiders escape extreme weather conditions by hiding away in dark corners, basements, crawlspaces, and attics.
  • Mates: During mating season, males will enter your home in search of mates.
  • Food: Other pests are spiders’ main source of food, so they will come into a home if they know there are plenty of other pests there.

Regardless of what kind of spiders you’re seeing around your home or business, we can take care of them for you!

Black Widows

Easily recognizable by the red hourglass shape on their bellies, black widows are a feared spider among many. While their bites don’t often cause death, their venom is 15 times stronger than that of a rattlesnake, making them quite dangerous. Symptoms of a black widow bite include nausea, paralysis of the diaphragm, and muscle aches.

Black widows survive off other pests and insects such as:

Black widows prefer to hide away in dark, dry, man-made structures such as barns, decks, outhouses, sheds, woodpiles, and more. Inside a home, they are commonly found in dimly lit crawl spaces, garages, and basements.

Hobo Spiders

The Hobo spider hitched rides with humans along Pacific Northwest highways to distribute itself in 6 American states. Hobo spiders are aggressive house spiders that are quite difficult to identify due to the similarities they share with other spiders. They love to hide in dark, moist spaces—such as basements and crawl spaces—and are often found in holes, cracks, and crevices. Hobo spiders are not great at climbing, so you will almost always find them underground.

In order to prevent hobo spiders in your home:

  • Seal common entry points such as cracks along the foundation
  • Replace all window screens that have holes
  • Clear away clutter from basement or garage
  • Avoid storing shoes on the floor
  • Keep basement dry

Minimizing clutter in your yard and especially right around your home’s exterior can be a great help in keeping spiders from taking over. We cover black widows and all other spiders, plus more than 30 other Colorado pests, on our popular, year-round Pest Free Guarantee™ service.

centennial, co termite control

Costing billions of dollars’ worth of damage each year, termites are every homeowner’s worst nightmare. Since they are often hidden away within the structure of a home, they can be there for years before a homeowner finally discovers them. The three types of termites are subterranean, drywood, and dampwood. All in search of wood, termites have the potential to cause extensive, irreversible damage to your home.

Things that attract termites include:

  • Excess foliage
  • Piles of wood
  • Dead or decaying trees
  • Mulch
  • Cellulose material
  • Clogged gutters
  • Warm, dark places
  • Moist soil

If you notice winged ants, mud tubes, wings that have been shed, or structural damage to your home, you might be facing a termite infestation.

rat removal in centennial, co

Rats are one of the most dreaded pests around. With the ability to squeeze through a hole as small as the size of a quarter and chew through glass, cinderblock, wire, and aluminum, rats have no problem making their way into homes.

They can potentially wreak tons of havoc on a home by:

  • Contaminating food by eating it, urinating on it, and leaving droppings on it
  • Spreading diseases and bacteria throughout a home
  • Chewing through wires, which can start a fire
  • Chewing through the structure of a home

In order to keep these pests away, seal any holes or cracks along the foundation of your home, store food in airtight containers, keep your home clean, and keep all storage areas dry and clean.

mice removal in centennial, co

Mice can squeeze themselves through a hole the size of a pen, which means it is incredibly easy for them to make their way into a home. They typically enter homes in the winter months looking for a place that can provide shelter, food, and water. These tiny pests carry over 200 human pathogens, making them incredibly harmful. By leaving urine and droppings throughout a home, they can seriously endanger a family.

To keep mice out of your home, you should:

  • Seal any holes along the foundation of your home
  • Never leave food out
  • Empty your kitchen trash cans often
  • Keep your home clean and free of clutter
  • Keep storage areas organized, clean, and dry

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Each year, termites are responsible for damaging around 600,000 homes! This damage costs home and business owners billions of dollars. Found throughout Colorado, subterranean and drywood termites are the most common termites found.

In order to prevent termites from invading your home, you should:

  • Clear your gutters of all debris
  • Repair any holes in your roof
  • Make sure mulch is at least two feet away from your home
  • Keep piles of wood off of the ground and away from your house
  • Pick up yard waste around your home
  • Trim trees, bushes, and other vegetation so that none of it makes direct contact with your home

In the event that you have a termite infestation, give proof. pest control a call right away. Our skilled experts will rid your home of them in no time!

comprehensive pest control services

Our team offers comprehensive pest control services, guaranteeing protection against more than 30 different kinds of pests.

Our pest control services include:

If you don’t see the pest found in your home listed above, reach out to our team. We will arrive promptly at your home, identify the pest, and provide you with a free quote.

Our Centennial pest control team is ready to handle your pest issues, so give us a call today at 303-800-0310 and receive a quick, custom quote over the phone.

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stories & reviews from our customers

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“Shane came over to my new home and explained pest control to me. I Just moved to AZ from NYC and only experience with pest control are mosquitos and the occational rats on the subway. Shane sprayed …”

– Frank Q.

shane is pleasent and accomidating

“Shane is always pleasant and accommodating. Very knowledgeable about his products and the critters they fend off.”

– Lia W.

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“Very friendly and informative as to the services being performed.”

– Bob M.

michael cencich is personable and willing to please.

“Michael also stated that if we find any insects, etc. we can call him and he will come out free of charge and correct the problem.”

– Shirley K.

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“I was impressed with the detailed report of services rendered.”

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