Persistent foragers that invade homes in search of food. They nest in walls, soil, and under floors.

Resilient scavengers that contaminate food and carry diseases. They hide in cracks, drains, and dark, damp areas.

Common pests attracted to food, garbage, and fermenting matter. They can spread diseases and contaminate surfaces.

Small rodents that damage property and contaminate surfaces. They reproduce quickly and are nocturnal.

Burrowing mammals that create unsightly tunnels and damage lawns. They dig underground in search of insects and worms.

Destructive wood-eating insects that can cause significant structural damage. They live in colonies and often go unnoticed.

Blood-feeding insects that spread diseases and cause itchy bites. They breed in standing water and are most active at dawn and dusk.

Aggressive insects that build nests around homes and sting multiple times. They are attracted to sugary foods and drinks.

Bed bugs are small, blood-feeding insects that hide in furniture and bedding, causing itchy bites and requiring thorough extermination to eliminate.