Our Work

A Rogers Park mouse and cockroach case where both problems improved quickly after the initial service, followed by a completed return visit and separate property improvements by the residents.

A West Ridge apartment mouse case where activity in several rooms led to an initial treatment, an exterior inspection, and a planned follow-up.

A Wicker Park ant case where recurring indoor activity returned after consumer-product attempts, leading to professional treatment inside and outside the home.

A three-visit North Center seasonal service that substantially reduced heavy exterior spider webbing while mosquito activity improved early and later increased again in the evenings.

A Roscoe Village rat project where activity inside an exterior wall stopped after the initial service and ongoing maintenance continued as exterior activity changed around the property.

A Chicago rat-control project that began with extensive exterior activity and moved into ongoing management as conditions improved while heavy rat pressure continued around nearby properties.

A Winnetka yellow-jacket case where repeated activity led to a concealed ground entrance beneath mulch beside the foundation.

A multi-unit Niles building where ongoing rodent maintenance tracked activity across the perimeter and garages, then identified a mouse entry condition near a rear garage door.

An Old Town rat project where ongoing maintenance followed periods of lower activity and responded when burrowing and feeding increased again around the rear of the property.

A Ravenswood exterior rat case where the original front burrow stayed closed after treatment while continued backyard feeding showed where the next service needed to focus.

A Winnetka yellow-jacket case where the nest was concealed inside a wall void and service was completed through the active exterior opening.

High rat activity was present in the backyard, with five active burrows on the property and substantial additional burrowing in the nearby alley and surrounding properties. The yard was part of a wider exterior condition, not an isolated pocket of activity confined to one residential lot.

Increased bed bug activity prompted service in an Edgewater apartment. The concern involved multiple interior areas rather than one isolated bed or piece of furniture, giving the initial treatment a broader apartment-level scope.

Hornets were active around the backyard and patio of a brick home in Skokie. Their nest hung beneath the house eave, exposed and accessible rather than concealed inside a wall or underground.

The family originally called about mouse activity on the main floor of their Glenview home. The house and garage both needed attention, with more than one potential entry point around the property.

The restaurant required ongoing pest-control attention across an active kitchen, bar and service areas, basement spaces, drains, rear access, and exterior service conditions. German cockroach activity, fly activity, and exterior rat activity did not change at the same pace, making the account broader than any one pest or one visit.

Our initial inspection confirmed high bed bug activity that had spread from the bedroom into the living room. Residents reported that the problem had worsened despite previous professional treatment and their own attempts to control it.

Residents of a Lakeview home had caught bed bugs in zip-lock bags. Our inspection found additional signs of bed bugs, confirming the need for treatment. Activity was low when the initial treatment took place.

Heavy rat activity across adjoining Lincolnwood backyards led to an ongoing maintenance program, helping control returning rats and preserve improvements in the yards.