Hialeah, FL Pest Control

Cockroach Control In Hialeah, FL

Let's admit it: There are a lot of cockroaches in Hialeah, FL. It’s expected in our subtropical climate; however, just because they are rampant in Miami doesn't mean you have to have them in or around your house.

Also, with more advanced treatment methods, you don't need a monthly exterminator who sprays smelly and toxic pesticides. With Native Pest Management's guaranteed cockroach control service, our initial treatment will eliminate roaches from your home. 

We also apply outdoor preventative treatments to block their return. Our specialists spray potential entry points with a pet-safe spray and place granular baits. We will also remove any spider webs or wasp nests that are present. 

Our service guarantee keeps your home cockroach-free. If you see a roach between treatments, we'll return for a free retreatment.

Termite Control In Hialeah, FL

The two main types of termites are drywood and subterranean. Although we get more calls about drywood termites, most termite damage comes from larger subterranean termite colonies. 

Drywood termites leave behind termite frass, which looks like coarse grains of sand. They create kickout holes to push this frass out of your home. When we find frass in a structure, we inspect the kickout holes to check for live termites.

We offer two treatment options for drywood termites: 

• Tent Fumigation - A traditional method where your home is covered with a tent, and a gas fumigant is released to eliminate all termites inside. It is ideal for widespread infestations affecting the entire structure and is a process you’ve likely seen around town.
• No-Tent Treatment - This treatment involves injecting foam termiticide directly into active termite colonies and applying preventative treatments to your attic and exterior-facing door and window frames. It does not require you to vacate your home and is adequate for localized infestations and proactive protection.

Both treatments come with a guarantee and free follow-up treatments if termites return.

Subterranean termites, including the new invasive Formosan termites, are known to cause rapid termite damage. These large termite colonies may consume up to 1 to 3 pounds of wood daily in a standard-sized home. 

Once subterranean termites are discovered, we have two different termite treatment options to exterminate them. We usually recommend the installation of in-ground and above-ground termite bait stations. We can also provide trench and treat services, which involve applying a termiticide directly into the soil surrounding your home.