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Best 5 Pest Control Companies in North Las Vegas, NV

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Written By Jessica Hurtault | Last Updated: February 05, 2024

Many North Las Vegas residents worry about unwelcome critters such as bed bugs and wasps. Ease your pest concerns by hiring a licensed local exterminator that can stop current infestations and prevent future ones.

No matter what your concerns are, our list of the best pest control companies in North Las Vegas can help.

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  • Serves more than 2.8 million customers annually
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  • Over a century of experience
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Best 5 North Las Vegas Pest Control Companies

Bulwark Exterminating in North Las Vegas Logo

Bulwark Exterminating in North Las Vegas

5/5
Based on 559 customer reviews.

Services Offered

Cockroaches Bees General Pest Control Ants Green Pest Control Mosquitos Residential

Highlights

  • Commitment to customer education
  • No-cost inspections
  • Timeliness of service
3932 Octagon Rd, North Las Vegas, NV 702-255-6313 bulwarkpestcontrol.com
JS Pest Control Logo

JS Pest Control

5/5
Based on 1,027 customer reviews.

Services Offered

General Pest Control Green Pest Control Rats Flies Residential Mice Prevention Commercial Bees Silverfish Bed Bugs Moths Spiders Ants Cockroaches Termites Beetles Wasps

Highlights

  • Continuous highly praised customer service reports
  • Free inspections
  • Transparent pricing
4429 Losee Rd, North Las Vegas, NV 702-248-7378 jspestcontrol.com
Red Rock Pest Control Logo

Red Rock Pest Control

5/5
Based on 351 customer reviews.

Services Offered

Cockroaches Mice Termites Rats Ants Prevention Spiders Bed Bugs General Pest Control Commercial Bees Residential Green Pest Control Snakes

Highlights

  • Reviews praise customer service
  • Transparent pricing
  • Free inspections
4300 N Pecos Rd # 29, Las Vegas, NV 702-518-2580 redrockpest.com
Bulwark Exterminating Logo

Bulwark Exterminating

5/5
Based on 808 customer reviews.

Services Offered

Residential Termites Bees Ants Spiders Bed Bugs Beetles Rats Silverfish Prevention Cockroaches General Pest Control Fleas Ticks Mosquitos Green Pest Control Commercial

Highlights

  • Timeliness of service
  • Free inspections
  • Offerings of preventative treatments
5016 Alta Dr, Las Vegas, NV 702-475-9510 bulwarkpestcontrol.com

More Local Pest Control Companies

Preventive Pest Control Las Vegas

User Reviews: 5/5 

3566 Polaris Ave #3a
Las Vegas, NV 89103

Evolve Pest Control

User Reviews: 5/5 

5130 S Valley View Blvd #106
Las Vegas, NV 89118

Fortified Pest Management

User Reviews: 5/5 

6165 Harrison Dr Suite 4
Las Vegas, NV 89120

HomeTeam Pest Defense

User Reviews: 5/5 

6450 Cameron St Suite 107
Las Vegas, NV 89118

Pitbull Pest Control

User Reviews: 4.9/5 

1208 S Eastern Ave
Las Vegas, NV 89104

Moxie Pest Control

User Reviews: 4.8/5 

5329 Cameron St Suite 106
Las Vegas, NV 89118

Desert Squad Pest & Wildlife

User Reviews: 4.8/5 

2300 W Sahara Ave #800
Las Vegas, NV 89102

Truly Nolen Pest & Termite Control - Commercial

User Reviews: 4.7/5 

6000 S Eastern Ave
Las Vegas, NV 89119

American Pest Control Inc

User Reviews: 4.7/5 

69 N 30th St
Las Vegas, NV 89101

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Facts about North Las Vegas
Average Max Temp: 75°F
Average Min Temp: 56°F
Average Daily Sunlight: 69%
Average Annual Snowfall: 0.8"
Average Monthly Precipitation: 0.63"
Average Monthly Pest Visit: $223

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How To Choose a Pest Control Company

There are a number of things that you can take into consideration when choosing the right pest control company for you. The qualifications of and treatment methods used by a company are important to consider, as well as its years of experience and what other customers have said. Of course, you also want to think about cost.

Below, we discuss each of these factors in more detail.

  • Does the company have a valid license and permits to perform pest control?

    All pesticide applicators (and those that supervise them) are required to be certified at the state level. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) sets minimum standards of competency, but any pesticide applicators working in the state of Nevada must be licensed via the necessary state regulatory agencies.

  • Is the company a member of any professional organizations?

    Obtaining additional optional certifications can help prove that a pest control company is reputable. One example is the GreenPro Service Certification. To earn this certification, a company must show that its methods are more environmentally friendly and that its employees receive up-to-date training. Other various certifications can be earned through trade organizations like QualityPro.

    Pest control companies can also join various professional organizations. When a company obtains membership in an organization like the National Pest Management Association(NPMA) (or a state-level organization), it gets access to education, resources, and a network of other pest professionals with whom to compare methods. This can give you added peace of mind that a company is following industry best practices.

Professional Experience and Specialties

A company's years in business can indicate how much experience it has taking care of pests in your area. You can also explore its website or look through customer reviews to decide whether it has the right kind of experience handling the species of pests you are struggling with. If you cannot find this information online, getting in touch with a company representative is a great way to learn more.

  • Reviews and Recommendations

    You can view a company's rating on the Better Business Bureau (BBB), browse reviews on social media or local review sites, or check the standing of its license via the Nevada licensing board.

  • Cost of Services and Guarantees

    Things like your location, the type of pest being treated, the size of your house, and other factors can all affect the price of pest control.

    You can look into whether a company provides free on-site estimates (to determine if it fits in your budget), as well as what kind of guarantees it offers. Often, a company will provide a guarantee that if it does not solve your pest problem, it will keep coming back until it does.

Safety and Treatment Methods

Keeping yourself, your family and your pets safe is an important concern when choosing a pest control provider. You may also prefer a provider that uses environmentally friendly methods.

  • Safety

    All pesticides that will be used (except those that are determined to be of minimal risk) must be registered with the EPA. Your pest control technician should be able to supply information on each pesticide they will be using. They should inform you whether the pesticides are low toxicity or non-toxic, and if not, what safety precautions they plan to take.

  • Treatment Methods

    Many companies are making the switch to using more natural treatment methods before (or in place of) harsh chemical pesticides. Some utilize a program called Integrated Pest Management (IPM). The steps of IPM are as follows:

    1. Figure out what pests are causing the problem and determine if immediate action is needed.
    2. Decide on the safest course of action.
    3. Manage the pest problem using a combination of mechanical, physical, biological, and cultural controls.
    4. Use chemical controls only when absolutely necessary, and always with other methods for effective long-term pest management.
    5. Assess the outcome and implement additional pest control as needed.


Common Household Pests in North Las Vegas

Not all pests are equally common in North Las Vegas. Some species that you should be on the lookout for include the following:

  • Bees: Your local pest expert can help eliminate bee infestations around your home (some companies may are able to safely relocate hives). You might be particularly eager to have bees' nests removed if someone in your household is allergic.
  • Ticks: If your house is near a forest or area of dense vegetation, or near a body of water, you might be at higher risk of tick infestations. Ticks can spread Lyme or other diseases to you and your pets.
  • Bed bugs: Infestations of bed bugs are often very difficult to quash, so we recommend calling a local exterminator as soon as possible. Bed bugs can be found throughout Nevada, and can infest not only your bedsheets, but also other furniture and even your wallpaper.
  • Spiders: You may find spiders in your attic or other moist, dark areas. Even though most species of spider are harmless to humans, you don't want a spider infestation in your home.
  • Mice: If your home has a mouse infestation, you may notice droppings or things like chewed wires. If your home has mice, they may be found in attics or in places where food is stored.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Pest Control in North Las Vegas

What causes pest infestations?

Pests make their way into your home looking for one of three things: food, water, or shelter. Some pests will opportunistically enter your home through a foundation crack or broken screen. Some are drawn by food, either actual food sitting out or trash left out in the open. Others are searching for water, either standing water on your property or puddles inside from leaky pipes.

How can I prevent pest infestations?

There are certain steps you can take to help prevent pest infestations. First, don't leave food out. Keep your food stored in sealed containers, and avoid leaving trash sitting around.

Second, avoid having standing water in or around your house. Fix leaks indoors and eliminate places where standing water collects outside. Lastly, seal off potential pest entrances into your house, including siding or foundation cracks.

How do I know when to hire an exterminator?

You should consider hiring an exterminator any time you notice signs of pest activity in your North Las Vegas home. This could include droppings, nests, pest damage, or even the pests themselves. If you've had seasonal or recurrent pest infestations, we recommend setting up yearly preventive pest management.

Will I need to clean my house after pest control services?

We recommend discussing this question with your pest technician while they are at your house, as the answer will vary depending on the treatments used. After application of pesticides, you might notice a lingering smell that will dissipate over time.

In most cases, vacuuming, dusting, and wiping down certain surfaces are all appropriate after pest control. However, make sure that you don't wipe away chemical barriers, and avoid touching any traps unless you are explicitly told to do so. After pest control, continue to keep your home clean. Don't let trash pile up, take care of spills and leaks promptly, and so on. This helps discourage pests from returning.

How long does exterminator spray last?

Most pesticides last about 30 to 90 days after application. If there is rain, chemicals applied outside may wash away sooner than those applied inside. Other factors that affect how long pesticide application lasts include what chemicals are used, the application method, what pests are present, and the extent of your pest problem.

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