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Roof Rats in the Attic.

Spiders in the Hallway

Carpenter Ants nesting

at Your Window Sills

Creepy Crawlers in the Bathroom

Tiny Ants in the Kitchen and Bath

PestKat Services Offers You Answers and Advice to Allow You Yourself to apply Commonsense Applications and Solutions

for Your Common Pest Problems

Did You Know that You Yourself are able to apply Eco Friendly Spray & Dust Residuals applied Inside and Outside of Your Own Home which will easily deter entry of Crawling Bug Pest plus Provide a Death Blow on Contact and continuousl prevent harborage for those pest throughout the inside of Your home.

You Yourself can even Safely apply certain types of Bait Residuals Products throughout the interior of the Home structure that will also Control or Eliminate some Pest that hide inside...

Understanding the movement and dispersal of the common Bed Bug is important in the control of infestations and for managing the spread of Bed Bugs throughout Your Home.

Pantry pests, also known as Stored Product Pests are a group of pests with an appetite for dried and processed food products that are stored in your home. Products can include, flour, cereal, dry pasta, dry pet food, powdered milk, cornstarch, crackers, spices, bread, birdseed, dried nuts, fruit, and more.

Carpenter Ants get their name because they excavate wood in order to build their nests. The results can mean damage to your home or business.

If you’ve never seen a Cockroach in your home, consider yourself lucky. And if you have, you know how much of a pain they can be to get rid of them.

Spiders are not entirely bad. Spiders hunt for other pests, which helps property owners reduce the use of chemical pesticides.

Both Fleas and Ticks are responsible for the spread of serious disease, and constant vigilance is necessary to protect you and your pet. No matter how you look at parasites, fleas and ticks are unquestionably bad for your pet not to mention your family and household.

Rodents (Rats&Mice) are infamous for carrying diseases. Rodent feces, urine, saliva, and blood can directly transmit a wide variety of diseases, including Hantavirus and Tularemia.

Feral Cats, Squirrels, Raccoon or Possum all pose a danger to Humans. They all carry the same set of potential dangers regarding disease. They all bite, and they all can carry Rabies.