Indoor Pest Control
Services For All Indoor Pests - Bed Bug Control Specialists -Food Service Specialists - Fly Control Services
Flea, Tick, Scorpion & Spider Control - Fly Light Maintenance Programs
Termite Control
5 Star Termite Treatment Featuring Termidor - Subterranean, Formosan, & Drywood Termites
Pre-construction Treatments - Powderpost Beetle Specialists - Real Estate Inspection Reports
Outdoor Services
Mosquito BackPack Lawn Treatment - Fire Ant Control Service - Animal Exclusion & Proofing
Rodent Control Service
We have several annual pest control package programs to help keep the bugs away at reduced prices:
Annual Gold Treatment
This treatment includes:
4 Quarterly General Treatments
1 Attic Dust or Baiting
4 Quarterly Perimeter Sprays
1 Rodent Treatment
4 Quarterly Eave Sprays
1 Pharaoh Ant treatment
1 German Roach treatment
Clark Pest Remedy will warranty all treatments for a period not to exceed one year for all general crawling insects with the exception of wood-destroying insects,bed bugs and fleas/ticks. Estimates start at $320** and up for a 2000 sq.ft. home.
Annual Platinum Treatment
This treatment includes:
1 General Pest Treatment
1 Attic Dust or Baiting
4 Quarterly Perimeter Sprays
1 Rodent Treatment
4 Eave Sprays
1 Pharaoh ant treatment
1 Fire AntTreatment
1 Flea/Tick treatment
1 German Roach treatment
Clark Pest Remedy will warranty all treatments for a period not to exceed one year for all services listed with the exception of Termites. Estimates start at $400** and up for a 2000 sq.ft. home.
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770-957-1915
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Wildlife Control
Wildlife is a wonderful part of nature and the Beautiful outdoors. However, most people today want wild animals to remain outdoors rather than in their houses. This covers how to prevent wildlife animals from entering a home structure and discusses what to do when an animal pest has already found its way into a structure.
It is important to identify all the major points of entry which exist in many homes.
Clark Wildlife will provide a checklist for analyzing a residence to ensure there are no vulnerable places on the home’s exterior.
The Chimney – many wildlife pests can get your house via the chimney and most creatures will get trapped inside the chimney if they don’t escape through the fireplace.
In actuality, only Raccoons and Bats can get out of chimneys once they enter from the very best. Even if pests can not access a house throughout the fireplace, more frequently than not, the creature will die inside the chimney. No one needs a dead, rotting animal stuck in their chimney walls. An easy solution to keep animals out of chimneys would be to set up a chimney cap at the top.
Attics – The attic is probably the most noted area in a house for larger, wildlife pests to take up shelter. Also make certain to look at the intersecting point of roof and trim for damage and be [Window, Attic, Wood, Architecture, House] sure that the screening over exhaust vents is intact. It is extremely common for larger animal pests to break right through these screens.
Roofs & Siding – Use a ladder to get close enough for proper inspection of a home’s roof and siding. It is most often that damage to a homes exterior happens closer to the top of a home’s siding near the roof because this is where homeowners least notice wear and tear.
These are the most common locations on a residential home where wildlife pests access the inside of a home. Checking for access points isn’t the only examining that needs to be performed.
Any openings found should be tested for wildlife activity by blocking the hole with some loose material which may be pushed out such as paper towels. If three days go by without the paper towels being pushed aside, there is probably not any wildlife that gained access through the holes.
Once any wildlife pests find their way into a residence, the worst response a homeowner can make is to repair the entry points. Doing this will prevent the animal from being able to leave and this presents many issues that are counterproductive to the ultimate objective of finding the wildlife back into the wild.
Approaching wildlife pests found in homes should be done with extreme care. Animals in the wild are sometimes carriers of disease, many of which can be quite bad for humans. Also, animals often use shelter in homes to offer a safe location to give birth to young. Wildlife pests are more prone to acting aggressively when they have young to protect.
For these reasons, Pests should be trapped and removed from houses by professional wildlife control personal. In addition to local government services, there are many private business establishments that specialize in the removal of wildlife pests.