QUARTERLY UNLIMITED PEST CONTROL:
Noble offers quarterly unlimited pest control service for a wide range of pests!
Your technician will apply a general treatment to your home that will both eliminate existing pest problems and help prevent future ones. Noble will make quarterly returns to your home, performing a comprehensive inspection each time to ensure our existing efforts are working.
On the initial visit our technician performs standard interior residential treatments and preventative exterior treatments. Follow-up treatments primarily focus on the exterior of the property in order to keep pests out. If there is an interior pest problem, the technician will perform treatment as necessary to eliminate it.
At Noble Pest & Termite we care about the health and safety of you and your family. That's why our team provides effective pest control services with the minimal amount of chemical treatments possible. Employ us to keep your home safe from pests.
Spiders
Ants
Centipedes
American Roaches
Silverfish & Earwigs
Scorpions
Moths
QUARTERLY UNLIMITED PEST CONTROL
HOMES UP
TO 5,000 SF
$39 /mo*
HOMES 5,000
TO 10,000 SF
$49 /mo*
HOMES OVER
10,000 SF
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* = Pricing is based on a service agreement with Noble. Pricing will change on larger homes, commercial properties, or for customers that don’t have a service agreement setup with Noble. See our full pricing list here.
** All Quarterly Pest Control Subscriptions come with 20% off any of our Standalone Treatments! **
SPIDERS
Spiders make up the largest group of arachnids, and in North America alone, there are more than 3,000 species of spiders. As arachnids, spiders have eight legs and two body segments, but unlike most insects, they lack both wings and antennae. They are predators and feed on nuisance insects, flies, moths, and other spiders; they do not feed on plants. Spiders very eco-important as they help to control insect populations.
Are spiders dangerous?
Spiders are shy and reclusive by nature, so contact with a spider usually only occurs accidentally. Most species of spiders living in our area are nuisance spiders and pose no real harm to residents; they actually help to limit the number of insects living in our yards. However, this is not to say that all spiders are harmless. Some species are dangerous because their venom is strong enough to trigger an allergic reaction.
Where will I find spiders?
When spiders are living outside, they build their webs or burrows in a variety of places, preferring locations that are dark and secluded to keep them out of the view of people and predators. Tall grasses, gardens, bushes, shrubs, and trees make excellent places for web-building spiders to build their webs; those spiders that burrow do so under woodpiles, fallen trees, bushes, and rocks. Spiders will move into homes and other buildings when seeking a safe place to lay their eggs or to feed on those insects that have also made their way inside.
How can I prevent spiders in the future?
In addition to our home and commercial pest control services, keep your property free of spiders using the following tips:
Cut back overgrown trees, shrubs, and vegetation from your home’s exterior.
Replace any torn or loose screens and place weatherstripping around doors and windows.
Inside your home, keep storage areas clutter-free and organized.
Don’t use cardboard boxes to store items, use plastic containers with locking lids.
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ANTS
Living together in large groups, ants are social insects that can take over any property. They are a common pest and easily identified by their three body segments, six legs, and bent antennae. Only the reproductive members of an ant colony have wings. An ant colony consists of three different groups or “castes”: workers, males, and queens. Workers (sterile females) make up the bulk of the colony.
Are ants dangerous?
Most species of ants pose no significant harm to people or property. But, some species of dangerous ants do cause structural damage (carpenter ants), spread disease (Pharaoh ants), or bite and sting (fire ants). No matter the species of ant, one thing is sure, they should not be living in your yard or home where they can become a big annoyance, a potential danger, or contaminate food sources.
Where will I find ants?
Ants live in both indoor and outdoor locations. They typically build their main nesting site outside and often build satellite nests inside, near sources of food. Here are some common areas you will find ants, broken down by species:
Fire ants prefer to nest outside in open, sunny areas. Yards, athletic fields, parks, and golf courses make great nesting spots for fire ants.
Rover ants live near areas of moisture and thrive in urban areas, nesting under mulch, leaf litter, and piles of trash. Inside these ants like to nest behind the walls of bathrooms and kitchens.
Pavement ants nest outside in the soil next to foundations, sidewalks, walkways, and driveways. Inside they nest in ground-level masonry walls, inside of insulation, and behind walls.
Pharaoh ants like to nest indoors. They place their nests in warm, humid areas behind walls, baseboards, and under floors, traveling through buildings using its wires and pipes.
How can I prevent ants in the future?
In addition to our home and commercial pest control services, keep your property free of ants with the following tips:
Seal up cracks in the foundation of your property and in your driveway.
Make sure window and door screen are entirely intact.
Seal spaces around wires and pipes that are entering into your home.
Keep food in the refrigerator or airtight containers, not out in the open on counters or tables.
Remove fallen trees, tree stumps, logs, and other debris from your yard.
For exceptional Ant control for your home or business, contact Noble Pest & Termite today!
CENTIPEDES
Centipedes are elongated arthropods belonging to the class Chilopoda. They are characterized by their segmented bodies and numerous pairs of legs. Despite their name, centipedes do not have exactly 100 legs; the number of legs varies and ranges from 30 to 354 legs.
Are centipedes dangerous?
Most centipedes are not dangerous to humans. The majority of centipede species are relatively harmless and their bites, while uncomfortable, typically result in localized pain and swelling. However, there are a few larger species of centipedes that can deliver a more potent bite, which can be painful and cause more significant reactions.
Where will I find centipedes?
Centipedes typically prefer moist outdoor environments such as gardens, flower beds, under rocks, logs, and leaf litter. Centipedes are often found in areas with ample prey, such as other insects or small invertebrates. They may hide in cracks, crevices, or areas with clutter or stored items. Bathrooms are commonly associated with moisture, making them attractive to centipedes. Centipedes may be found near drains, sinks, showers, storage areas, garages or other areas with water sources.
How can I prevent centipedes in the future?
In addition to our home and commercial pest control services, keep your property free of centipedes using the following tips:
Fix leaks, ensure proper drainage, and improve ventilation in areas prone to dampness, such as basements, bathrooms, and crawlspaces.
Inspect and seal any cracks, gaps, or openings in your home's exterior, including doors, windows, foundations, and utility entry points.
Create a barrier around your home by clearing vegetation, removing leaf litter, and keeping mulch away from the foundation.
Reduce clutter in your home, particularly in storage areas and basements.
For exceptional Centipedes control for your home or business, contact Noble Pest & Termite today!
AMERICAN ROACHES
American roaches, also known as Cockroaches, vary in appearance by species; some physical features that they have in common include flat, oval-shaped bodies with six legs and two long antennae that are the same length or longer than their bodies. Some species have wings, while others do not. Cockroaches are nocturnal, hiding during the day and becoming active at night to search for sources of food.
Are American roaches dangerous?
American cockroaches can be a nuisance and pose potential health risks as they can contaminate food and surfaces with bacteria and pathogens picked up from their environment.
Where will I find American roaches?
Influenced by their species, cockroaches live in a variety of places. American cockroaches prefer to live outside in gardens, trees, and areas under mulch. They do invade homes, usually while foraging for food. These roaches enter inside at the ground level and like to hide in warm, damp basements as will as bathrooms and kitchens.
How can I prevent American roaches in the future?
In addition to our home and commercial pest control services, keep your property free of American roaches using the following tips:
Seal up possible entry points along the roofline, foundation, and exterior walls.
Use dehumidifiers to reduce moisture levels in your home.
Store food in airtight containers or refrigerators.
Keep indoor and outdoor eating and grill areas free of food debris and remove trash daily.
Inspect boxes, packages, and used furniture before bringing them inside your house.
For exceptional American Roaches control for your home or business, contact Noble Pest & Termite today!
SILVERFISH & EARWIGS
Both earwigs and silverfish can be confused with each other but are two different species of insects. Earwigs have pincers located at the end of their abdomens. Silverfish have a three-pronged extension at the end of their abdomens and move in a unique fish-like manner.
Are earwigs and silverfish dangerous?
While silverfish and earwigs certainly are not creatures you want living in your home, they aren’t dangerous and don’t bite or sting people. When disturbed, earwigs produce an odor that is not pleasant. Also, they can contaminate pantry items like flour, bread, and cookies. Silverfish living indoors may damage clothing, upholstery, and paper items by chewing on them.
Where will I find earwigs and silverfish?
Silverfish and earwigs hide in damp, dark areas. They tend to gather near the foundations of a home under mulch, landscaping, leaf litter, and trash cans. If it becomes necessary, they will move into homes and other structures through cracks in the foundation, exterior walls, and spaces under doors. They hide in areas that mimic their outdoor environments such as basements, bathrooms, crawl spaces, and laundry rooms.
How can I prevent earwig and silverfish in the future?
In addition to our home and commercial pest control services, keep your property free of earwigs and silverfish using the following tips:
Reduce excess moisture around your home.
Cut back overgrown vegetation away from the outside of your home.
Maintain a barrier between any soil and mulch and your home’s foundation.
Inspect items like potted plants and outdoor furniture for earwigs before bringing them inside.
For exceptional Earwig and Silverfish control for your home or business, contact Noble Pest & Termite today!
SCORPIONS
Scorpions are predatory arachnids belonging to the class Arachnida and the order Scorpions. They are characterized by their eight legs, two large pincers called pedipalps, and a segmented tail that ends with a venomous stinger. Scorpions are found in various habitats around the world, ranging from deserts to tropical rainforests.
Are scorpions dangerous?
While scorpions can be venomous, the level of danger they pose to humans varies depending on the species and the individual's health and sensitivity to venom. The majority of scorpion species are not considered highly dangerous to humans. Their venom typically causes localized pain, swelling, and discomfort, similar to a bee or wasp sting. However, in some cases, particularly with certain species found in specific regions, scorpion stings can lead to more severe symptoms or allergic reactions.
Where will I find scorpions?
Scorpions can be found in various habitats around the world, but they are commonly associated with arid or semi-arid regions. Scorpions are well-adapted to desert environments and are often associated with sandy or rocky desert regions. They can be found hiding under rocks, in crevices, or burrowed into the sand. Scorpions can also inhabit savannas and grasslands, particularly in regions with a dry or seasonally dry climate. They may seek shelter in tall grasses, under rocks or logs, or in the soil.
How can I prevent scorpions in the future?
In addition to our home and commercial pest control services, keep your property free of scorpions using the following tips:
Seal any openings around windows, doors, utility pipes, and other potential entry points. Use weather stripping or caulk to close gaps, and consider installing door sweeps to seal gaps beneath doors.
Scorpions are attracted to cluttered areas, both indoors and outdoors. Keep your living spaces tidy and free of debris. Declutter storage areas, basements, and garages, and remove piles of wood, rocks, or other items that can provide hiding spots for scorpions.
Trim bushes, shrubs, and trees that are in close proximity to your home, as scorpions may use them as pathways to access your house. Remove vegetation that is touching exterior walls or roofs.
Ensure that doors and windows are in good condition and fit tightly. Repair or replace damaged screens and keep them in good repair.
For exceptional Scorpions control for your home or business, contact Noble Pest & Termite today!
MOTHS
Moths are insects that belong to the order Lepidoptera, which also includes butterflies. They are characterized by their scaly wings and typically have a stout, hairy body. Moths come in a wide range of sizes, shapes, and colors, with some species displaying vibrant patterns on their wings.
Are moths dangerous?
The majority of moth species are harmless and pose no direct threats or risks. They do not bite, sting, or transmit diseases to humans. Additionally, some people may be allergic to moth scales, which can cause skin irritation or respiratory problems in rare cases. Overall, moths are typically harmless and play important roles in ecosystems as pollinators and food sources for other animals.
Where will I find moths?
Moths can be found in outdoor environments such as gardens, fields, forests, and natural habitats. They are attracted to flowers and plants for nectar and can often be seen fluttering around at dusk or during the night. They are often attracted to artificial light sources, especially at night. They may gather around outdoor lights, porch lights, streetlights, or lighted windows.
How can I prevent moths in the future?
In addition to our home and commercial pest control services, keep your property free of moths using the following tips:
Inspect and discard infested food or clothing items as well as properly storing pantry items in sealed containers.
Clean and sanitize affected areas thoroughly.
Regularly clean and vacuum areas where moths may hide, such as closets, shelves, and pantries.
Seal cracks and openings to prevent entry points for moths.
Consider using pheromone traps or other moth control products as a preventive measure or to monitor infestations.
For exceptional Moth control for your home or business, contact Noble Pest & Termite today!