Pest Control in Lolo, MT

Lolo is a crossroads. US-93 and US-12 meet here, and Lolo Creek winds past houses on its way to the Bitterroot River. Homes beside the creek deal with moisture and thick plant growth close to the foundation, which suits ants, spiders and the insects they feed on. Damp crawl spaces and shaded corners are the places to check first.

Many properties around Lolo are larger lots rather than tight city blocks, and the foothills rise close behind some of them. Open ground, woodpiles, sheds and detached garages give mice and other rodents plenty of places to nest before they find a way indoors. A gap around a pipe or a worn door sweep is often all it takes. If you hear scratching in a wall or find droppings in a cupboard, that points to a rodent problem worth dealing with early.

Eaves, porch ceilings and the underside of decks collect wasp and hornet nests on country and foothill homes alike. Lolo's mix of creek, trees and open lots means that outdoor stinging insects and indoor invaders can both turn up on one property. A technician can look at the whole picture, not just the room where you noticed the first sign.