Get professional pest control from Benton Pest Management LLC. Trained and state certified.  We care about environmental quality. The safety of you, your pets, and your children are of our utmost concern. Our treatments allow you to stay in the comfort of your own home or office while it is being treated. This is great for businesses because you can continue working while we take care of your pest problems. Treatments are available on a one-time, monthly, bimonthly, quarterly, or annual  basis.  Customers with a service plan can call at any time to request a visit at no charge.  

Treatments include interior, exterior, perimeter, and crawlspace.

TIPS FOR FALL/WINTER:

• Insects live and thrive in high grasses, wood piles, excessive mulch, and leaf piles--eliminate these if at all possible
• Repair window and door screens
• Do not allow pet food to sit out overnight- indoors or outdoors
  
• Eliminate sources of standing water or puddles
  
• Keep tree branches cut back from the house
• Keep all food containers sealed
• Repair leaks as soon as possible!
• Install door sweeps at the base of exterior entry doors
• Seal openings where utility pipes or wires enter the foundation or siding- use a sealant that is weather-resistant
• Caulk cracks arounds windows and doors
• Repair any tears or gaps in window and door screens
• Install one-quarter-inch wire mesh over attic, roof, and crawlspace vents to keep rodents out
• Clean gutters/downspouts
• Have fireplace inspected/cleaned
• Store firewood away from your home
  

    Seasonal invaders for cooler weather include  silverfish,  earwigs, moths, all types of ants, spiders, and cockroaches.  One of the most common winter invaders is the mouse or rat.

Generally, if a pencil can fit through something, a mouse can too!  Mice are territorial and rarely travel more than 30 feet from their nest.  They will breed year round, and can give birth to up to a dozen babies every 3 weeks!

Cockroaches are the most common pest that infest homes, food establishments, and other dwellings.  Once cockroaches become established, they are prolific breeders capable of producing several thousand offspring in a year. There are several cockroaches more common to this area, including the German, Smokybrown, and the American cockroach.