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Pest GuidesField notes for Chaves County homeowners: termites, scorpions, monsoon pests, and the desert-specific prevention that actually works here.
Subterranean termites in TIP Zone 2: the local species, swarm season, five treatment approaches, and the desert-specific prevention that actually works in Chaves County.
Read the guide →Scorpion GuideBark scorpions in block walls, rock beds and — occasionally — the bathtub. A room-by-room guide to finding Chaves County scorpion harbourages and closing their routes indoors.
Read the guide →Termite GuideWinged termites on a warm spring day are a message, not a crisis. What swarmers mean, how to tell them from flying ants, and the checklist to run before the season peaks.
Read the guide →Seasonal GuideJuly's storms flip a switch in Chaves County: everything outside comes looking for shelter. Nine preparations, timed for the weeks before monsoon season, that keep the rush outdoors.
Read the guide →Rodent GuideThe pack rat is southeastern New Mexico's costliest house guest: seed caches, shredded insulation, and chewed wiring. The local signs, the damage patterns, and the cleanup that keeps them out.
Read the guide →Cockroach GuideSmall and multiplying, or big and wandering in from the drains? The two cockroaches you'll meet in Roswell homes, how to tell them apart, and why the treatment is completely different.
Read the guide →Safety GuideFound droppings in the garage, shed, or cabin? In southeastern New Mexico, mouse cleanup is a safety job first and a cleaning job second. The wet method, the gear, and the mistakes that turn a small mess into an airborne risk.
Read the guide →Pricing GuideOne-time visits, quarterly plans, and the termite and bed bug jobs that cost more — the honest price ranges for a typical Roswell home, and what actually moves your quote up or down.
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