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General Pest Control · Osceola & Orange Counties

Pest Control in Osceola & Orange Counties, Florida

Around Kissimmee, St. Cloud and Orlando there's no real off-season. One afternoon storm floods the mulch beds and American cockroaches aka palmetto bugs are marching for the garage door, ghost ants are back on the coffee maker, and roof rats are running the fence behind the citrus.

We built this plan for stucco homes with lanais, screen enclosures and retention ponds out back. You'll get exterior-first work, a straight explanation of what we saw, and no puffed-up promises. If you've got a US-192 rental with revolving doors, we've seen that mess too.

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No winter kill-off around Orlando

Up north a hard freeze resets things. Here ghost ants and Argentine ants feed straight through January in wall voids and under pavers. You'll think it's quiet in December, but they're tucked deeper until heat and rain pull them back out.

Add stucco that holds humidity, tile roofs with gaps at the ridge, mulch volcanoes around palms, and a retention pond or conservation strip behind the fence. That's a palmetto bug and roof rat setup. One spray won't hold. Steady exterior work after each storm cycle will.

Good to know

Our visit routine from curb to kitchen

I walk the whole exterior first. Door sweeps, garage seal, weep holes, hose bibs, electric penetrations, lanai screen base and the mulch line. I'm looking for busy ant trails, webbed eaves, droppings, and water sitting in bromeliads or saucers.

Treatment stays outside as much as possible, foundation band, entry points and harborage, then light spot work inside kitchens, baths and the garage only where you've seen activity. I sweep webs down, jot fixes you can do with caulk and mesh, and keep notes so next visit isn't starting blind.

From the field

Careful around kids, pets and backyard wildlife

Most Orlando yards have a dog, a lizard crew and pollinators working the porterweed. I don't blanket the lawn. Crack and crevice work, targeted granules in beds away from play spots, and I skip butterfly plantings, veggie boxes and the pool deck edge when you ask me to.

You'll get a plain rundown of what went where and when to water or let the dog back on the treated band. If you've got a pond, tortoise burrow or a lanai cat that licks everything, point it out and I'll route around it.

Prevention Calendar

Your treatment calendar around Orlando

Florida bugs don't take quarters off, so we shift focus as rain and heat shift. Spring brings ant trails and termite swarms, summer brings palmetto pressure, fall brings rats and spiders inside.

  • Jan to Mar: dust weep holes, bait ghost and Argentine ants, check attic for roof rats nesting early.
  • Apr to Jun: renew foundation band before rains, treat mulch edge for palmettos, flag tubes from Eastern subterranean or Formosan termites.
  • Jul to Sep: knock back fire ant mounds, sweep lanai webs, re-treat thresholds after storms wash through.
  • Oct to Dec: trap and seal for roof rats moving in, clear garage harborage, tighten door sweeps.

Simple and transparent

How it works

From first call to final walkthrough, everything is handled by a licensed local professional.

  1. Walk-through inspection

    We check attic hatch, garage, kitchen and baths inside, then foundation, mulch, fence and screen enclosure outside. You tell us what's bugging you and we show you what we're finding.

  2. Straight-talk plan

    No package mumbo jumbo. We'll say what's active, what's only conducive, what we'll treat today and what you can trim, seal or dry out yourself.

  3. Exterior-first treatment

    We lay the protective band, treat entry points and harborage, sweep webs and handle interior hot spots with bait or light spot care. If the screen door hangs open all day, we'll tell you, that's how palmettos stroll in.

  4. Seasonal backup

    Florida pressure rebuilds after every storm. We come back on schedule, tweak for swarm season or heavy rain, and if something flares between visits you've got us to call for a recheck.

General Pest Control FAQs

There's no freeze to knock colonies back. Ghost ants, palmettos and roof rats just shift from mulch and ponds into walls and attics.

Yes. We spot-treat cracks, weep holes and entry points, skip play areas and gardens, and we'll tell you when pets can go back out.

American cockroaches live in sewers, palms and mulch and fly on humid nights. They'll push under garage doors and torn lanai screens.

Usually not. Most work is outside along the foundation and lanai. We'll flag if a kitchen or bath spot needs a few minutes to dry.

Storms stir everything up. Call us, tell us where you're seeing activity, and we'll come back to recheck the spots we cover.

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