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 It is important to understand a little about ant biology in order to control ants successfully. Ants are social insects, which means they live in groups of numerous individuals called colonies. One individual, called queen, produces all the eggs. She stays deep within the nest where she is protected. The ants you usually see are the workers. Their main job is to gather food and take care of young ants. When you smash a few of the worker ants, you may actually be doing very little to control the colony as a whole. It is likely there is a fresh supply back in the nest, and the queen will produce more.

Of the approximately 50 cockroach species that occur in the U.S., the German and American cockroaches are two of the most common species that infest homes, restaurants, hotels and other establishments.

Cockroaches are one of the most despised and dirty insect pests, contact us for proper treatment and preventative solutions TODAY!

Widow Pest Control trains each service technician to customize the service to your home using inspection and scorpion control techniques to target scorpions at their source, where they nest and breed.

To prevent stinging encounters with scorpions, don’t leave shoes, boots, clothing items, or wet towels outdoors where scorpions can hide.

Please remember - Safety First! Never make an assumption that a bee swarm is not Africanized! Stay away from them at least 500 yards! Your family and your pets safety are our first concern... Our specialists are professionally trained in the removal of the swarm and any hives found in your home or business. Call us TODAY for a FREE Estimate or any immediate concern you may have.

The most common problem wasp species in Arizona are Paper Wasps, often called Arizona Yellow Jackets. Paper Wasps are societal wasps, which mean they live in large groups, and are a pervasive problem wasp species in Arizona. An established wasp colony or, more commonly, a series of wasp colonies can be very dangerous to humans, domestic pets and livestock. Paper Wasps can sting multiple times and will aggressively defend their nesting areas.

While it is easy to tell a black widow spider from other spiders, people who are bitten by a black widow usually don't look first -- they stick their hands somewhere where it is dark and cool and get a surprise. Be careful not to disturb this venomous spider, contact Widow Pest Control for expert removal and prevention!

Ticks vary in color by species. Adult ticks are smaller than a sunflower seed (1/8- to 5/8-inch long if engorged with blood), while nymphal (or immature) ticks are less than 1/16-inch. Common problem ticks include the American dog tick, deer or black legged tick and lone star tick.

Ticks are often found near wooded and highly vegetated areas. Some species require moisture to survive. All females and males of most species feed on blood of mammals, birds and reptiles.

Crickets are known for their song, produced exclusively by the male using a file and scraper structure on his forewings. You can recognize the adult male by this structure which appears as crinkles in his wings. Males sing to attract females and to defend territory. Interestingly, crickets have ears in their legs. Adult females have a distinct dark ovipositor that they stick into damp sand when they are ready to lay eggs. Juveniles are smaller and have short wing buds rather than complete wings.

 Rats are excellent climbers and they usually live in spaces on the tops of buildings, on roofs or in attics, basements and ground floors. They also live in sheds, garages, boxes, ceilings, under flooring, in wood heaps and in thick grass. Mice mainly live in structures. However, they can live outdoors as well. They breed throughout the year and share their nests with their relatives.