Nick's Pest Management

Cockroaches, probably the most despicable of all the common residential invaders, carry disease and allergens. Ticks, fleas, bedbugs and mosquitoes transmit potentially dangerous infections to both people and pets. Termites chew up wooden structures inside your residence to cause significant damage, while silverfish and moths destroy your clothing, books and other possessions. Spiders, wasps, hornets, bees and scorpions can be potentially life threatening with the venom in their bites or stings.

Trying to get rid of pests on your own can be a harrowing experience that consumes much of your time. Even just a simple roach infestation puts you at risk for many diseases, such as salmonella. Additionally, some species may trigger asthma attacks, allergic reactions and other upper respiratory distresses. That's why cockroach control should be an important part of your household maintenance strategies. With over 40 years of experience, Nick's Pest Management is skilled at ridding your home of these creatures for good.

Spiders come with their own sets of threats that shouldn't be ignored. Dangerous types, namely brown recluses, black widows, and yellow sac spiders can send you to the hospital with just one bite. While other varieties may not be so venomous, their bites can be painful or lead to allergic reactions. Handling their removal on your own could be risky, so that's why we're here to help. Besides exterminating arachnids, Nick's Pest Management will help you keep them from coming back. We have over forty of experience in getting rid of all kinds of spiders.

If you've had any excess moisture invade your home or business, you might be busy just dealing with getting everything clean and dry again. However, it only takes a small water leak or a little extra humidity to grow mold. Not only is it unsightly, but it also puts everyone on the property at risk for health complications. That's exactly why you need professional mold remediation services at your disposal. With our expertise in removal, cleanup and restoration, it's easy to see why Nick's Pest Management is a company that's proudly served the Western Kentucky area since 1973.

What's the worst destructive force you fear might strike your home? Maybe you're thinking of fires, flooding or even major storm damage. However, termites are far more insidious, because they wreak their havoc slowly, under the surface. It's no wonder why they're responsible for $5 billion in property damage every year in the United States. With over 40 years of expertise in termite treatment, extermination and removal, it makes sense to let Nick's Pest Management be your first line of defense. You'll find we're the leading termite treatment company in Western Kentucky because of our professionalism and our dedication to eradicating these and other harmful intruders.

Ants are some of the most dreaded pests to ever end up in your home or office. Each species poses its own unique set of problems, but any kind can be a horrible sight to encounter. If you've ever found pharaoh ants along with a trail of sugar in your kitchen, you know how disgusting it can be. Pavement, acrobat and other species wreak havoc of their own. Carpenter varieties sometimes cause just as much damage to wood and other interior materials as termites do. Naturally, you want a way to get rid of these creatures as quickly as possible.

Bedbugs can certainly become unwelcome house guests. They invade by means of hiding in clothes, luggage, furniture, bedding, behind wallpaper, between beds and in baseboard cracks and crevices. Did you know that they can even live in electrical outlets? They can be difficult to kill because they can lay over 100 eggs over their lifespans and are even able to survive up to a year without feeding. Those characteristics are what make their removal so difficult, and because of those characteristics, they've got plenty of time to cause uncomfortable and horrible symptoms such as skin rashes, small brown spots on your linens and leaving their discarded exoskeletons in your clothes or bedding.