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Home pest control for real life
Home pest control is about keeping your space free from uninvited guests (ants, spiders, roaches, the usual suspects) without turning your house into a chemistry experiment. Think of it as showing pests the door while keeping things ready for bare feet and furry paws. Because your home should feel like home, not a motel for bugs.
What home pest control brings to your space
- Botanically derived ingredients
- Works on contact indoors and out
- Odor-free formulas
- Keeps pests out up to 4 weeks
- Ready for bare feet once dry
Your home pest control questions answered
Q: Which home pest control products are safest for kids and pets?
A: Look for botanically derived ingredients like pyrethrin (from chrysanthemums) and plant oils. Sunday's Bug Doom uses canola oil and chrysanthemum extract. Once dry, treated areas are safe for kids and pets.
Q: How do I choose the right product for ants, roaches, spiders, or mosquitoes?
A: Bug Doom Indoor handles ants, roaches, and spiders in one spray. For mosquitoes outdoors, Mosquito Deleto (cedar and lemongrass oils) is your pick. Ant Adios granules work well for indoor ant workers. Match the product to where the pest hangs out.
Q: How long does a home pest control treatment take to work, and how long does it last?
A: Bug Doom Outdoor works on contact for immediate results. Protection lasts 2–4 weeks depending on sun exposure (shaded areas stay effective longer). Reapply every few weeks during pest season to keep your barrier up.
Q: Will rain or watering wash away outdoor pest treatments, and when should I apply?
A: Rain within 3 hours can reduce effectiveness. Apply when dry weather is expected and let products dry completely before watering. Spring through fall is prime time for pest activity.
Q: What's the difference between baits, sprays, and granules, and when should I use each?
A: Sprays work on contact for quick knockdown and barriers. Granular baits, like Fire Ant Fighter, let ants carry the product back to the colony for deeper control. Use sprays when you need results now, and use baits when you want to eliminate the entire colony.
Q: Can DIY pest control handle an infestation, or do I need a professional?
A: For common pests like ants, spiders, and roaches caught early, absolutely. Combine treatments with good pest prevention habits like sealing entry points and removing food sources. For termites or severe infestations, call in the pros.