How much does pest control cost in Roswell?
It depends on the pest, the size of the property, and whether you choose a one-time treatment or a maintenance plan. Most Roswell homes do well on a quarterly plan; properties with active infestations or heavy scorpion and rodent pressure often start monthly. Your free inspection ends with clear, written pricing — before any work begins.
What pests are most common in Chaves County?
Striped bark scorpions top the list, followed by cockroaches (German, American, and Turkestan), black widow spiders, harvester and pavement ants, subterranean termites, mice and pack rats, and centipedes. Our high-desert climate — hot dry summers, mild winters, and monsoon moisture from July to September — drives the calendar.
Are scorpions in Roswell dangerous?
The striped bark scorpion, our most common species, delivers a painful sting that is usually not medically dangerous for healthy adults — but stings deserve respect, and children, older adults, and anyone with an allergic reaction should get medical care promptly. Professional treatment matters because infestations grow where rock landscaping and block walls give scorpions harbourage.
How often should a Roswell home be treated?
Quarterly service suits most homes. Monthly service is recommended during active infestations, in monsoon season, or where scorpions, roaches, or rodents have been a repeat problem. Your inspection includes an honest recommendation — we won't sell you visits you don't need.
Do you treat commercial properties?
Yes — restaurants, offices, warehouses, multi-unit rentals, and other Roswell businesses, with scheduled service and the documentation health inspections require. See our commercial pest control page for details.
What happens at the free inspection?
A licensed local pro walks the property, identifies the pest and its entry points, and explains what's attracting it. You receive a custom plan — one-time treatment or maintenance — with pricing up front. There's no obligation to book.
