South Beach, FL Pest Control

Commercial Pest Control South Beach

Are you tired of seeing cockroaches in your restaurant’s kitchen? Are customers complaining about tiny ants crawling around? Our preventative pest control doesn’t end with homes!

An annual commercial pest control plan for your South Beach, FL business protects your property from local pests like ants, cockroaches, and rodents.

Native Pest Management offers exceptional commercial pest control services designed to eliminate current and future pest problems on your property.

Every day, we treat and protect commercial properties, including:

• Restaurants
• Warehouses
• Office buildings
• Hotels

We provide reliable commercial pest control and lawn care.

Partner with Native Pest Management's local pest experts to protect your business from pests.

Rodent Exterminator South Beach

Tap, scratch, screeeeech!

There he goes again, clawing at the walls where you can’t see him.

Rodents in South Beach can be a frightening sight. Imagine planning to have friends over for dinner when a rat pops out of the shadows.

That’s a situation where you probably want professional rodent control as quickly as possible.

And there’s more than one reason to consider rodent control beyond getting rid of one rat or mouse.

Rats reproduce 6 times a year, while mice can reproduce 5–10 times yearly. This might not seem that wild, but it’s still about 5–10 times the speed of humans.

This rate is high enough that once they get into your home, it can be challenging to get rid of them. At a certain point, you need professional help, and that’s where Native Pest Management is your best bet.

Our rodent exclusion services aim to keep rodents out of your home. We seal off any openings, so you never have to worry about the annoying little critters again.

If you’re seeing rats or mice in your home, you can leave it to the best professional pest control company in South Beach.

Native Pest Management is ready to protect your home from rats, mice, and other rodents with guaranteed rodent control.

Termite Control South Beach

If you love your home, the last thing you want is to watch it slowly eaten away by termites—though some termites seem too eager to show off their so-called "artwork."

Termites are small wood-destroying insects that thrive in warm climates. This means…you guessed it! Termites are living the dream in South Beach homes.

There are over 2,000 identified species of termites worldwide, but only a few cause problems for homeowners, so you don’t need to become a termite expert to know when there’s an issue in your home.

The most common species of termites in the South Beach area are eastern subterranean termites and drywood termites.

Their favorite hobby (chewing wood) can occur in large underground nests. Termite colonies contain 60,000 to 200,000 termites, and some contain more than two million.

And when termites invade your property, they can cause severe structural damage.

The financial consequence of termite damage in the United States is about 5 billion dollars annually.

It’s good to identify the evidence early to avoid significant termite damage in your home.

Signs of termite activity in South Beach:

• Termite wings around your windows, doors, and foundation of your home.
• Mud tubes formed by subterranean termites inside your walls.
• Termite swarmers flying inside your home.
• Defective floorboards.
• Termite frass (droppings).

If you suspect termites in your South Beach home, contact the professionals at Native Pest Management.

We proudly offer termite control options to identify, eliminate, and prevent termite infestations. 

Cockroach Control South Beach

It’s 3 a.m., and you can’t fall asleep. After thinking and thinking, you wonder, “Why am I not tired?”

You realize all you need is a snack!

So you go to the cabinet, pull out a box of your favorite cereal, and then realize the horror!

A roach is staring right at you from the top of the box. What do you do??? Call the police? Sound the fire alarm?

All you need is a professional pest control company to save the day!

They wouldn't be a massive deal if cockroaches were the same size as ants. Unfortunately, they are certified Big Bugs that can cause several issues.

When you imagine a cockroach, you’ll most likely think of the American cockroach, also called the Palmetto bug.

If you ever spot tiny cockroaches, you’re likely dealing with German cockroaches—a completely different challenge. These pests reproduce rapidly, making them even more complicated to control than their American counterparts. 

Unlike American cockroaches, which thrive outdoors, German cockroaches live exclusively indoors, often hiding near appliances or between cabinets.

While sprays and baits marketed for both species are available, they aren’t a long-term solution. 

Even if you spray away all the cockroaches you see, they’ll keep coming back. The key is to target the source of the infestation, which can be difficult to identify.

If you ever see tiny cockroaches, those are a different story. They’re most likely what are called German cockroaches.

If you want to try controlling the source of cockroaches in your South Beach home, here are some effective practices:

• Keep the moisture down. Cockroaches thrive in warm, damp environments, so keep the AC running or consider getting a better ventilation system.
• Keep your trash cans covered, and take the trash out every night.
• Avoid keeping your trash near your home. American cockroaches will sense it, snack on it, and then go inside to see what your home offers.

If you’re looking for a guaranteed elimination of all your cockroach worries, let us help restore your peace of mind.

Mosquito Control South Beach

Sure, it may not seem like much right now. It’s just one little mosquito.

But you may not know that one mosquito larva can quickly turn into thousands of mosquitoes.

If you’re like most South Beach residents, you’re conditioned to be raided by the mosquito population in the warmest and rainiest times of the year.

You can identify a mosquito bite all too well and have mosquito spray in your house somewhere, ready to go for your next outdoor Florida excursion.

While it’s almost guaranteed to get bitten on a camping trip, you shouldn’t have to worry about them while relaxing on your patio, especially in the comfort of your South Florida home.

And while you’re used to mosquitoes being around, you may not know why they’re around and multiply so quickly.

Reasons why you could be having issues with mosquitoes around your home

• Objects in your yard are pooling water. Mosquitoes use any standing water to breed, so your yard could help them multiply.
• You don’t clean your gutters regularly.
• Using strong fragrance perfumes or lotion. Floral scents, specifically, constitute a significant mosquito attractant.
• Wearing dark-colored clothing
• Going outdoors during sunrise and sunset 

If mosquitoes are a concern in your yard, you can count on us to eliminate them. We provide mosquito fogging services and apply biological larvicides to standing water.

You’ll start seeing results within a month, and after a few months of consistent treatments, you’ll notice a significant improvement.

With a recurring mosquito control plan, you can enjoy living comfortably—mosquito-free—in South Beach!

Contact Native Pest Management today to explore mosquito control options and receive your free pest control quote.

Professional Pest Control Near Me in South Beach

We have the expertise, experience, and passion to do the job if you need pest control professionals. Whether for your home or business in South Beach, we’re your go-to team for preventative pest control.

And if you’re new to the area and want to take an adventure while we perform your service, we have some ideas for you!

The 10 BEST Things to Do in South Beach

1. Miami Beach Boardwalk
2. Art Deco Historic District
3. Lincoln Road
4. South Pointe Park
5. Ocean Drive
6. Collins Avenue
7. Lummus Park Beach
8. The Bass Museum of Art
9. Española Way
10. Miami Beach Botanical Garden

If you’re outside South Beach, we service all of Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, Martin, Indian River, St. Lucie, Broward, and Leon counties.

If you’re unsure whether you’re in a service area, you can give us a call or check out our service area page.