Kish Pest Solutions

🏠 Simple pest prevention tip:

Seal small cracks around doors and windows. Even tiny gaps can invite pests inside!
Need help finding problem areas? That’s what we’re here for.

🔍 What happens during a pest inspection?
We don’t just spray and go.
We:
✔️ Inspect inside & outside as we perform our exterior and interior services
✔️ Identify any current and potential pest activity (standing water, excessive decaying plant matter)
✔️ Locate entry points
✔️ Provide a protection plan against pests
Every home is different — we identify the issues and present options to eliminate them.

🕷️ Spider season is here, and as the weather heats up so does pest activity.
Spiders hunt for their prey, homes with lanai/pool cages will almost always have some spider activity. Couple that with shrubs and a pond and its a spiders paradise.
A routine treatment helps keep all pests outside where they belong, and our spider treatment program helps eliminate not only spiders, but their food too!
📲 Schedule today and enjoy a pest-free home and lanai.

🛡️ Why professional pest control matters:
Store-bought sprays may kill what you see, but they rarely solve the problem long-term.
Our treatments target:
✔️ Nesting areas
✔️ Entry points
✔️ Future infestations
Our products:
✔️Last 2-3x longer than OTC brands
✔️Are alternated to reduce resistance
✔️Have varying modes of action in pests biology
Peace of mind starts with prevention.

🐜 Seeing ants already?

Ants are one of the first pests to show up as temperatures change. A few in the kitchen can quickly turn into a full-blown infestation.

💡 Pro tip: Wiping surfaces isn’t enough — ants leave scent trails that attract more ants to whatever food or water they found.

We can help stop them at the source!

Message us for a free quote, or contact us at 239-227-2132.

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Have a safe Thanksgiving break! We are closed through Friday. I will be available Saturday for afternoon calls

We will be closed from 11/25-11/29 for Thanksgiving. 🦃