Pest Control Flushing, MI

Historic homes with original stone cellars battle centipedes and camel crickets thriving in damp conditions. We apply crack-and-crevice treatments to foundation joints to disrupt breeding. For newer homes near fields, we pay close attention to fence lines to intercept migrating pests.

Grain storage facilities and farm-supply stores, which are extremely common in Flushing, face unique risks. Our pest control specialists implement treatments timed with crop deliveries to prevent infestations and wasted agricultural resources. We also pay close attention to other commercial establishments that are just as vulnerable to the same types of pests.

Flushing’s proximity to I-69 makes motels and Airbnb rentals hotspots for bed bugs from travelers. Our heat treatments reach 135°F to penetrate luggage seams and mattress tufts without damaging antique furnishings common in historic rentals and even in residential properties.

Irrigation ditches and floodplain puddles extend Flushing’s mosquito season by 4–6 weeks compared to upland cities. Our specific mosquito treatments target standing water in drainage systems, while barrier sprays reduce adults near outdoor seating at local diners like The White Horse Tavern.

White-tailed deer grazing in soybean fields spread black-legged ticks into backyards. We treat transitional zones between farms and residential areas to reduce Lyme disease risks for families, especially those with free-roaming pests in their front yard or backyard.

Fleas hitchhike into homes via pets exploring fallow fields. We combine pest control for indoor and outdoor treatments to kill larvae in the soil, breaking the lifecycle at both stages and guaranteeing a flea-less home for an extended period for your family.

German cockroaches infiltrate older apartments through gaps in brick-and-mortar. We’ll inject our treatments into specific wall voids and other potential harborage areas, while we’ll also look at damp basements and apply a different type of treatment that’s best suited for that particular environment.

Yellow jackets build ground nests in abandoned rodent burrows along the Flint River Trail. After dusk, we’ll wear our protective gear and head out directly into the nests, avoiding the daytime aggression risks for passersby, hikers, and cyclists, who will be in range of enraged yellow jackets looking to defend their homes.

Carpenter ants tunnel through moisture-softened timber in converted barn homes. Non-repellent sprays are applied along structural beams, forcing ants to carry the toxins back to their hidden colonies, guaranteeing that we address the problem immediately without much disruption and risk.

Field mice migrate into homes after corn harvests, a regular fixture that makes pest control all the more important. We seal gaps in siding with steel wool and install tamper-proof bait stations along exterior walls, prioritizing safe methods for outdoor pets like cats that may also prey on these pests.