Scorpion Infestations
Areas Conducive to Scorpion Infestation:
- Garbage;
- Loose Fitting Shingles;
- Organic Matter in and Around Gardens and Plant Pots;
- Under and Around Rock Beds;
- Old Lumber;
- Bricks;
- J-Trim;
- Decaying organic debris such as leaves, bark etc.;
- Stored Boxes;
- Shoes or Soiled Clothing;
- Around Light Fixtures;
- Wall Voids and Conduits;
- Insect Infested Areas in Attic;
4 Seasons Pest Control Options & Pricing
Truly Nolen’s 4 Seasons Pest Control will treat your home immediately, then begin quarterly treatments the following month to ensure your home is protected from many household pests.
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4 Seasons Pest Control
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We will treat the affected area unconditionally until you are satisfied.
What it includes*
Ants
Crickets
Fleas
Mice
All Roaches
Scorpions
Spiders
Ticks
Wasps
Other**
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4 standard services per year
Unlimited callbacks on request
Assessment to prevent pests from coming back
* If an infestation is deemed challenging, or the square footage of the home does not match what was provided, pricing may need to be amended following our inspection.
** Other pests include: Beetles, Boxelders, Bugs, Caterpillars, Earwigs, Millipedes, Silverfish.
* If an infestation is deemed challenging, or the square footage of the home does not match what was provided, pricing may need to be amended following our inspection.
One-Time intensive Treatment $275
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Latest Scorpion Updates
Spring and fall are the mating seasons for scorpions, at which point they may be more frequently seen. The bark scorpion, which has been spotted the most as of late, is considered life threatening, although reports of stings far outweigh fatalities. While this species is native to Arizona, California and New Mexico, the FDA notes that their numbers have been increasing in Clark County, Nevada. Bark scorpions most often grow to be a little more than an inch long, but can grow to over three inches. To discover whether or not there is an infestation, the Arizona-Sonoma Desert Museum suggests waiting until nightfall and shining a black light into dark spaces and across floors and ceilings. Under a black light, their exoskeletons will have a distinct glow.
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One of the most infamous of pests, the scorpion is one of the most difficult to eliminate. They spend most of their time tucked away in cracks or crevices and are even found in children’s sand boxes.
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