Guaranteed Pest Control Services

Pest & Lawn Organic Guard Inc.
P.O. Box 100208
Palm Bay, FL 32910-0208

Yes, we offer both.

No, all of our services with the exception of Termite Control is available with no long-term commitment required.

Yes, we can provide you with ala carte services.

Yes! Check out our Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control Service & get protected from insects in your attic with our Attic Dusting service that’s available with diatomaceous earth. Our Mycorrhizal and Beneficial Bacteria Treatment can help you have the nicest lawn on the block and help to protect the Indian River Lagoon from fertilizer runoff.

Yes!

We offer up-front pricing pest control and list the prices at the bottom of the cost of pest control service web page. We offer free estimates and we are often able to give you an estimate over the phone. Call (321)704-0434 for a free no obligation quote.

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Yes, seniors recieve a 10% discount!

Yes, there is a 5% pre-payment discount.

Cash, Check, and Credit Cards.

Call us at (321) 704-0434. Follow up visits are available at no additional charge. Your satisfaction is out #1 priority.

There are two main approaches to getting rid of ants: eliminating the attraction and targeting the colony. Here’s a breakdown of both methods:

Eliminating the Attraction:
Cleanliness: Wipe down surfaces, sweep floors, and store food in airtight containers to remove ant attractants like crumbs and spills.

Seal Entry Points: Caulk cracks around windows, doors, and foundations to prevent ants from entering your home.

Address Moisture Issues: Fix leaky faucets and pipes, and address areas with high humidity that might attract moisture-loving ant species.

Targeting the Colony:

Natural Methods:
Ant Baits: These contain a slow-acting poison that worker ants take back to the colony, killing the queen and eventually eliminating the entire nest. Borax-based baits are common (Amdro,Terro, etc.).

Diatomaceous Earth (DE): A powder made from fossilized algae that dehydrates ants with its microscopic edges. Sprinkle DE along ant trails and entry points.

Vinegar Spray: A 50/50 mix of white vinegar and water can disrupt ant trails and kill ants on contact. Spray it directly on ants or wipe down surfaces.

Essential Oils: Peppermint, tea tree, and citrus oils repel ants. Mix a few drops with water in a spray bottle (be sure to research safe dilution ratios for pets and children).

Commercial Products:
Bug Sprays: These kill ants on contact but may not address the colony itself.

Granular Ant Killers: Spread these granules around the exterior of your home to create a barrier against incoming ants.

Important Note:
Identify the ant species: Different ant species have varying vulnerabilities. Knowing the type of ant helps you choose the most effective control method.

Follow product instructions carefully: This ensures safety and effectiveness.

For ant infestations: Consider calling us at (321) 704-0434. They have access to stronger treatments and can identify the source of the infestation.

Roaches are persistent insects, so getting rid of them requires a two-pronged approach: eliminating attractants and targeting the roaches themselves. Here’s a breakdown of how to tackle a roach infestation:

Eliminating Attractants:
Sanitation: This is key. Wipe down crumbs, clean spills immediately, and store food in airtight containers to remove roach food sources.

Trash Management: Use trash cans with tight-fitting lids and empty them regularly.

Moisture Control: Fix leaky faucets and pipes, and address areas with high humidity that roaches love.

Targeting Roaches:

Natural Methods (with limited effectiveness):
Boric Acid: This powder disrupts a roach’s nervous system. Mix equal parts boric acid, sugar, and flour to create a dough and place it in roach frequented areas. Roaches will ingest it and die. (Caution: boric acid can be harmful to children and pets, so use with care).

Diatomaceous Earth (DE): Similar to ants, DE dehydrates roaches. Sprinkle it in roach cracks and entry points.

Commercial Products:
Gel Baits: These attract roaches with a sweet substance laced with poison. Roaches eat the bait and return to the nest, killing others through secondary poisoning.

Residual Insecticides: These sprays kill roaches on contact and leave a protective film that deters them for weeks.

Important: Follow label instructions carefully and prioritize targeted applications instead of fogging.

Additional Tips:
Seal Entry Points: Caulk cracks around windows, doors, pipes, and utility lines to prevent roaches from entering your home.

Sticky Traps: These capture roaches and can help monitor activity levels.

Vacuum Regularly: This removes roaches, eggs, and food sources.

Important Note:
Severity Matters: For severe infestations, especially if you see them during the day (indicating a large population), consider calling us at 321-704-0434. We have access to stronger products and can identify the source of the infestation.

By combining these methods and maintaining a clean and roach-unfriendly environment, you can effectively get rid of roaches and prevent them from returning.

Yes, a little preparation can significantly improve the effectiveness of your pest control treatment.

Here’s what you can do to get your home ready:
Declutter: Remove clutter from areas where the technicians need to access, such as under furniture and around baseboards. This allows for a thorough treatment and easier identification of potential pest harborage areas.

Pick up pet food and water bowls: Especially for treatments targeting crawling insects. This minimizes the risk of pet exposure to treatment products.

Launder bedding: For pest control targeting bed bugs or mites, laundering bedding and following specific instructions from your pest control provider can significantly aid the treatment process. If fleas are an issue, thourough vacuuming can remove up to 90% of fleas and their eggs.

Move furniture slightly: Moving furniture a few inches away from walls allows technicians to treat baseboards and wall cracks where pests might hide.

Inform the technician: Please let our technician know if you have any pets, allergies, or concerns before the treatment begins. This allows them to adjust their approach accordingly.

Sweep and Mop/Vaccume: Give your floors a good sweep/vaccume to remove crumbs and debris that might attract pests. However, avoid mopping right after the treatment. Mopping will dilute the pest control product and reduce its effectiveness.

By following these simple preparation tips, you can ensure a smooth and effective pest control treatment.

Our Pest Control Service start at 99.

Termite treatments start at 99 per square foot for home with a monolithic slab.