General

• Residential Pest Control
  Among the leading pest control companies in Omaha, NE, and Lincoln, NE, our exterminators are committed to providing exceptional commercial and residential pest control services in the following areas...
• Commercial Pest Control
  A single sighting of pests in your business can have a significant impact on your reputation, deter customers, distract employees, and even result in the closure of your business. If you’re looking for local commercial pest control services, look no further than our experienced exterminators in Omaha and Lincoln, NE at ABC Termite and Pest Control. We can help prevent pest problems in your establishment, allowing you to focus on your business.

Insects and Spiders

• Ants
  Indoors: Keep your kitchen clean from food scraps, which can attract ants and other insects. Regularly take out the trash and store food in airtight containers.
• Spiders
  Spiders: Many spider species become more noticeable as they build webs to catch the abundant summer insect prey.
• Termites
  People often refer to termites as silent destroyers. They can cause extensive damage to your home without showing immediate signs. These pests feed on wood and other cellulose-based materials, compromising the structural integrity of your property. Regular termite inspections are essential for early detection and prevention of severe damage.
• Bed Bugs
  We use a combination of heat treatment and chemical treatments along with our proven five-step bed bug control process depending on the level of infestation.
• Fleas
  Turf, Tree, and Landscaping – Application of several gallons of a product intended to control the widespread infestation of a variety of insects.  Ideal for the control of insects in the turf and outlying areas of your property such as fleas, mosquitos, ticks, chiggers, and springtails.
• Cockroaches
  Cockroaches: Cockroaches are hardy pests that can survive indoors during winter. They are often found in kitchens and bathrooms, where they have access to food and moisture.
• Silverfish
  Silverfish: These pests thrive in cool, damp environments and are commonly found in basements, bathrooms, and attics during winter.
• Bees
  Bees and Wasps: These insects start building nests and foraging for food. While bees are generally beneficial, wasps can become a nuisance, especially if they build nests near human activity.
• Wasps
  In spring, ants and termites emerge, with ants searching for food and water and termites swarming to establish new colonies. Bees and wasps also become active, building nests and foraging.
• Ticks
  We were having issues with bugs in our yard especially ticks getting on our dogs. We called to have our property sprayed. They sent Dustin out to perform the service and he was great. Very knowledgeable and friendly. He was also able to get service performed quickly and thoroughly so it didn’t affect my schedule or my other plans. Would definitely recommend to anyone having pest issues
• Crickets
  Crickets belong to the order Orthoptera, as do grasshoppers. Generally, insects in this group have enlarged hind legs (except mole crickets) adapted for jumping. They also have opaque leather-like forewings that cover a pair of clear, membranous hind wings. Most crickets are nocturnal while their grasshopper relatives are active only during the day. Crickets have adapted to a wide range of habitats and thus are diverse in forms and colors. They are omnivorous, feeding on plants, fruits, decaying organic matter, and even live and dead insects. Crickets usually have very long antennae and a “boxlike” appearance, because their wings are folded sharply over the side of the body. Female crickets have long, spear-shaped ovipositors, used for egg-laying.
• Mosquitoes
  Outdoors: Keep your yard tidy. Trim bushes and trees away from your home, and remove standing water to discourage mosquitoes.
• Flies
  Summer intensifies pest activity, with mosquitoes breeding in standing water, flies invading homes, and spiders building webs to catch abundant prey.
• Beetles
  Adult carpet beetles are oval and approximately 1/8 inch long. The black carpet beetle is uniformly dark brown-black and shiny. Other common carpet beetles (varied carpet beetle, furniture carpet beetle, common carpet beetle) are covered with colored scales of various patterns. Carpet beetle larvae feed and develop on a wide variety of materials including most stored food products and anything of animal origin. Low-level infestations develop in collections of household lint.
• Moths
• Stink Bugs
  Monitor for Overwintering Pests: Keep an eye out for pests like stink bugs and boxelder bugs trying to enter your home for warmth. Remove them promptly to prevent infestations.
• Pantry Pests
  The Indian meal moth is one of the most commonly reported pests of stored grains in the United States. Larvae of the Indian meal moth feed upon grains, grain products, dried fruits, nuts, cereals, and a variety of processed food products. The Indian meal moth is also a common pantry pest.The Indian meal moth is a handsome moth with a wing expanse of nearly three-quarters of an inch. It is easy to distinguish from other grain pests by the peculiar markings of the forewings; they are reddish brown with a copper luster on the outer two-thirds, but whitish gray on the inner or body ends. The hind wings lack distinctive markings and are more or less uniformly gray. Adults can be seen resting on the grain surface or grain bin walls.
• Mites
  Covers basic home pests plus ticks, fleas, chiggers, yard rodents, mice (w/ purchase of recommended equipment), silverfish, carpenter ants & clover mites.
• Springtails
  Springtails are minute, wingless insects. Their main locomotor organ is a forked, tail-like structure (called a furcula) which is folded forward under the abdomen when the insect is at rest. The furcula is held in place by a clasp-like structure called a tenaculum and, when released, it allows them to jump considerable distances.They are 5-6 mm in length can jump 75-100 mm and they can even jump on water! They are beautifully colored (white, gray, yellow, orange, metallic green, lavender, red) but, because these insects are so small, this detail goes unnoticed. The usual habitat of these small insects is in soil of woodlands, in decaying vegetation, or on the surface of stagnant water. Most soil-inhabiting springtails feed on decaying plant material, fungi and bacteria, and thrive in an environment that is moist or high in humidity. Because these pests infest decaying organic matter, they can infest soil of potted plants and become a nuisance in greenhouses or mushroom cellars.
• Boxelder Bugs
  The box Elder bug is a North American species of true bug. It is found primarily on box Elder trees, as well as maple and ash trees. The adults are about 12.5 millimeters (0.49 in) long with a dark brown or black coloration, relieved by red wing veins and markings on the abdomen; nymphs are bright red.

Animal Control

• Bats
  PHYSICAL EXCLUSION/REMOVAL OF BIRDS, BATS, RACCOONS, SQUIRRELS, OPPOSUMS AND OTHER WILDLIFE – While we don’t offer these services, please contact
• Moles
  Do damage similar to moles but can have more concentrated burrow networks, but have drastically different treatment measures.
• Raccoons
  In Nebraska, flea infestations usually get started in the summertime, after pets come in contact with infested pets or after they walk in areas where infested animals have spent time. In the U.S., the most common flea species carried by both cats and dogs is the cat flea. Compared with other flea species, the cat flea has a very wide host range. Wild animals carrying cat fleas include raccoons, opossum, skunks and foxes. Sometimes families without pets have to deal with fleas after a visit to the pet store or after the kids have played with a neighborhood dog or cat.A flea infestation may result when a raccoon takes up residence in a chimney or crawlspace. Fleas are small, dark brown insects whose bodies are hardened and compressed from side to side. Fleas do not fly, but have strong hind legs which they use to jump from host to host. Large infestations or extreme sensitivity may result in intense itching and weight loss. Fleas have been known to transmit diseases. Fleas on cats and dogs are the intermediate host for a double-pore tapeworm, which infests dogs, cats and sometimes, humans.
• Wildlife
• Opossums

Bird Control

• Birds

Rodent Control

• Rodents
  ABC’s rodent control services elimination programs vary on the type of rodent. A combined and controlled use of traps and baits has proven to be the most effective for us.
• Mice
  Rodents: As temperatures drop, rodents like mice and rats seek shelter indoors to escape the cold. They can cause significant damage and pose health risks by contaminating food and surfaces.
• Rats
  At ABC Termite & Pest Control we provide the highest quality pest control in Lincoln and Omaha, NE that your place of business demands. We service a wide variety of commercial sites for the control of general pests, mice, and rats.
• Squirrels
• Voles
  Vole damage, often confused with mole damage, can also do significant damage to turf grasses. Frequently found on sloping ground or burrowing near sidewalks where heat is retained by the concrete.
• Gophers