FAQs about Pest Control
In the event of an emergency please contact the poison control center
One time services vs Quarterly service
At Pisgah Pest Control, we believe prevention is the best protection. That’s why our HomeSafe Quarterly Pest Control Contracts are designed to give you year-round peace of mind—not just a quick fix. A one-time service may take care of pests you see right now, but it doesn’t stop new pests from showing up tomorrow. With a quarterly contract, our licensed technicians visit your property every three months to:
Inspect for seasonal pest activity and entry points
- Apply professional-grade products to maintain a protective barrier around your home’s foundation
- Address concerns before they become infestations
- Pests like ants, spiders, roaches, and even rodents are always looking for a way inside
Our quarterly service ensures a reliable chemical barrier is consistently maintained to keep pests where they belong. Unlike one-time treatments that fade over time, recurring applications keep that barrier strong and effective through every season.
Protect What Matters Most
When it comes to your home, waiting for pests to show up isn’t an option. Let Pisgah Pest Control provide the ongoing care and protection your property deserves.
What do I do if my pet eats a mouse or rat that has eaten rodent bait?
Call your vet and read service notification for chemicals used. Read the Contrac Blox Bait SDS Label
What do I do when my dog gets his paw stuck to the glue boards?
Use vegetable oil (or any other kind of oil) to loosen the glue.
How can I spot the difference between a yellow jacket and a honey bee?
Honey Bees are slightly larger than yellow jackets and are covered in hairs or setae that are absent on yellow jackets.
I have carpenter bees diving at me when I go outside, should I be concerned??
Male carpenter bees act very aggressive, but do not have a stinger and pose no threat.
The female carpenter bees do the drilling and tend to the holes, they are not aggressive, but will attack if provoked.
They do have a stinger and can cause harm.