General

• Residential Pest Control
• Commercial Pest Control
  At Dodson Pest Control, we offer a wide range of commercial pest control services. Since 1944, our family owned company has been delivering our services to generations of satisfied business customers.

Insects and Spiders

• Ants
  Ants are an incredibly common pest that can be quite a nuisance, and are difficult to eradicate. When they find a food source, they communicate its location with the other ants in their colony and begin one of their trademark foraging lines. Once that happens, you might notice a surface like a countertop or table becoming a highway for these tiny pests. Also, ants may show up in many other places in the home on their search for food, and because they’re so tiny, you might not notice them until they’re right next to you, or completely invading your home.
• Termites
  Termites pose a serious problem to homeowners and property investors due to their ability to create massive structural damage over a short period of time. Varying in color from pale white to brown, these pests can reach one inch long—depending on what species they are—and may also have wings.
• Bed Bugs
  Bed bugs are tiny insects that feed on blood. As adults, they resemble apple seeds in size and shape, they can easily infest a home or business in great numbers within a short period of time. Bed bug infestations are not easy to remedy, but the techniques of a skilled pest control company can help you get rid of them for good.
• Fleas
  The presence of rodents carries serious health and economic implications. Some of the illnesses rodents carry can pose significant health risks. Rodent-borne diseases include rat bite fever, Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome, and Lymphocytic choriomeningitis amongst others. These conditions can cause chronic symptoms, so home or property owners should do their best to keep rodents away from their property. These diseases can be spread to humans directly, through handling of rodents, through contact with rodent feces, urine, or saliva, or through rodent bites. Diseases carried by rodents can also be spread to humans indirectly, through ticks, mites or fleas that have fed on an infected rodent.
• Cockroaches
  Cockroaches are six-legged insects known for their ability to adapt and survive in a variety of hiding places and environmental conditions, along with their tendency to eat practically anything available to them. Infestations occur in a variety of places, and different species of cockroach have unique preferences for which environment they choose to live in. But in many cases, as long as they have access to a steady source of food and water, they will stick around until they are eradicated.
• Wasps
  These guys were awesome! They new exactly what to do to fix my problem with a wasps nest inside my outdoor deck paneling.
• Ticks
• Flies
  Flies are annoying. They appear seemingly out of nowhere, buzz around looking for food, and somehow always seem to avoid flyswatters. They also pose health risks due to the number of disease-causing microbes that they carry and transmit onto surfaces and food. Some will even attack and bite humans or pets.
• Beetles
  Pest Birds are most destructive with their droppings, which have a corrosive effect on most surfaces. Pigeon droppings are especially high in uric acid. Roosting in flocks, they can cut a roof life in half while damaging air-conditioning units and other rooftop machinery. Downspouts, gutters, drainage pipes, and air vents can also be clogged with droppings, nests, and feathers, which further attract insects like beetles and moths. Pest birds increase maintenance costs and liability risks. Millions of dollars are lost each year due to the contamination caused by bird droppings, feathers, and ectoparasites.
• Hornets
  I just wanted to contact your company to offer HIGH PRAISE for Oscar Alvarado and all the work he did at our house yesterday to get rid of the European Hornets. He was courteous, cheerful, and thorough.
• Yellowjackets
• Moths
• Pantry Pests
• Mites

Bird Control

• Birds
  Bird Control — Pest birds not only cause property damage to roofs and ventilation systems, they can also spread disease. We at Dodson have the necessary knowledge and experience to help you resolve your bird problem in a humane manner.
• Sparrows
  House Sparrow— These birds often flock around warehouses, stadiums, and airport hangars, but also in gardens and yards, where they displace desirable songbirds. Sparrows usually build their nests in, on, or near buildings. They are one of the most challenging bird issues to deal with.
• Starlings
  Starling— These birds are well adapted to urban life, which offers an abundance of food and nesting sites. They will nest almost anywhere including commercial buildings, lighted signs, and billboards. Starlings will drive native birds out of their territory and are well known for their flocking habits. They are known to fly from 1 mile away from their nesting spots to a food source.
• Pigeons
  Feral Pigeon— Today, they are the most serious urban pest bird. Before there were tall buildings, pigeons were more commonly called rock doves because they roosted among rock formations. They now roost in large numbers in virtually every city throughout the country.

Rodent Control

• Rodents
  When people go to a supermarket, they expect to purchase their food from an environment that is clean and free of insects and rodents. Any sign of pests can deter customers, cause a lack of trust in your brand, and pose serious health concerns in areas where food is prepared. At Dodson Pest Control, we put your mind at ease by helping you maintain health standards and meet the expectations of your customers and auditors. Our trained professionals will analyze your store and come up with a customized plan designed to address your unique needs.
• Mice
  Dealing with a rodent infestation often has some natural first steps with DIY solutions. Some questions we can answer to help you determine what action to take against mice and rats include...
• Rats
  There are many reasons why mice or rats may be infesting your home. Some questions we can answer to help you determine the reason for their infestation include...