We specialize in identifying and removing earwigs from your home with our professional pest control services.
We have been a customer of Bellas for about 7 years. We have been very happy with our continual pest control and a few times ridding of rodents in our attic. All the way from setting traps to sealing up entry ways around our home. Prompt service always!! Highly recommend Bellas! – Erin M.
To permanently get rid of earwigs, eliminate their hiding spots and moisture sources, seal entry points, and use pest control treatments.
The best pest control for earwigs includes using residual insecticides around the perimeter of your home and in areas where earwigs are commonly found, such as mulch beds and foundation cracks.
Earwigs hate dry environments, so reducing moisture and using diatomaceous earth or essential oils like eucalyptus or lavender can effectively repel them.
Here’s a detailed 4-step explanation of how Bella’s Exterminator gets rid of earwigs:
After identifying the problem areas, exterminators focus on sealing entry points and reducing moisture sources. They may recommend repairs to leaky pipes, fixing foundation cracks, and improving ventilation to create a less hospitable environment for earwigs.
With Bellas Exterminator, you can trust that your Earwigs problem will be handled with expertise and care.
Bellas Exterminator’s strategy is dedicated to providing safe earwig control. We consider your home, family, and pets when treating surfaces in and around your residence.
You can identify an earwig infestation by noticing increased sightings of earwigs inside your home, particularly in damp, dark areas like basements, bathrooms, and under sinks. Other signs include earwig damage to plants and leaves in your garden and finding clusters of earwigs around outdoor lights and damp areas.
Earwigs are attracted to moisture, darkness, and organic debris. They are commonly found in damp environments like under mulch, leaf piles, rotting wood, and stones. They are also drawn to light sources, which is why you may find them near outdoor lighting or entering your home through gaps and cracks.
Yes, earwigs can become an infestation if favorable conditions persist, such as high moisture levels and plenty of hiding spots. While earwigs typically do not form large colonies like ants, their numbers can grow significantly if not addressed, leading to frequent encounters and potential damage to plants and garden areas.
