City density, city pests
Orlando's density changes the pest equation. Shared walls in apartments and townhomes let German roaches travel unit to unit. Restaurants on every commercial corridor feed the roach population for blocks around. The lakes scattered through the city — Eola, Conway, Ivanhoe — breed mosquitoes in the middle of town. And the construction that never stops disturbs soil colonies into the nearest structures.
What we treat most in Orlando
German roaches. The #1 urban pest — kitchens in apartments, condos, and homes near restaurant corridors. Multi-visit baiting programs, because one spray never finishes them.
Rodents. Roof rats along the oak canopy in established neighborhoods; Norway rats near commercial areas and older sewer lines. Exclusion is the fix; trapping alone is a treadmill.
Ants. Argentine and ghost ants exploiting every gap in every building, relocating after every storm.
Mosquitoes. Lake neighborhoods and anywhere with retention ponds — which in Orlando is everywhere.
Renters and property managers
We work with renters (with landlord approval for structural work like exclusion) and property managers dealing with multi-unit German roach or bed bug issues. Multi-unit jobs need coordination — treating one unit while the next one breeds just moves the problem around. We'll plan the whole building approach with you.
Send the form below — tell us your neighborhood and whether it's a house, condo, or apartment.