Anderson Pest Control

Life in the Las Vegas Valley can be great-but that doesn't mean it's always problem free. Hundreds of different kinds of pests love the desert just as much as we do! Some of them are simply irritations, some are downright destructive, and some are serious health menaces. At Anderson Pest Control, we have the pest control know-how and experience to protect you and your family from Southern Nevada's desert pests. We want you to be able to fully enjoy your home or workplace, pest-free and stress-free.

Anderson Pest Control is a family owned and operated company that has been in business in the Las Vegas Valley since 2002. We are fully licensed with the Nevada Department of Agriculture. Learn more about the Anderson Pest Control Difference. Education and training are important to us. Our state-certified technicians have successfully completed special training courses based on the work of entomologists, advanced researchers, and doctors from Purdue University. Regular training sessions are conducted to keep them sharp and ready to resolve your pest problems.

These tiny bloodsucking insects don't transmit diseases to people, but their bites cause itchy discomfort and their presence can create major psychological stress and embarrassment, to say nothing of sleep disruption. Bedbugs are among the most difficult pests to eradicate, so it's especially important to call on expert help as soon as you suspect their presence. The sooner our pest management professionals can address the situation, the more successful you'll be in containing the infestation. Over the past few years, bedbug infestations have increased by leaps and bounds throughout the United States.

Commercial enterprises often face a different set of pest pressures than private residences do. Anderson Pest Control is experienced at serving the unique needs of restaurants, hotels, offices, industrial complexes, warehouses, and other businesses. Food-service facilities are naturally attractive to rodents, pigeons, German cockroaches, and many other insects. But providing a pest-free environment is essential to the health and happiness of your customers and the success of your business. And anyone in the hospitality industry needs to take steps to prevent bedbug infestations-a problem that's escalated throughout the country.

Our technicians focus on the exterior of your home where pest problems originate. Our exterior service maintains quality by identifying insect harborage areas and treating accordingly. Nevada's desert presents ideal conditions for pests to reproduce and thrive year-round. Anderson Pest Control's exclusive exterior barrier is designed to prevent pests from entering your home. We also understand the importance of aesthetics. Not only do we create a pest free environment for you and your family, we also sweep down accessible spider webs.

We all need to feel secure in our own homes-and that means not worrying about unwanted guests. Pest invaders can destroy household goods, create a health hazard, and generally give us the creepy-crawlies. We want you to be comfortable in your home. Our residential pest control service can put your mind at ease and protect your belongings. We begin with an inspection of the property to identify exactly what pests are present, where they are coming from, and how they are getting into your home. Then we can develop an integrated management plan tailored to the specific situation-whether that means sweeping away spider webs, establishing exclusion barriers around your home, or removing wasp nests.

In truth, most spiders are actually considered beneficial, since they feed on insect pests. But most of us don't welcome them indoors, and spider webs hanging from exterior light fixtures, windows and doors, and house eaves can detract from the cosmetic value of your home. Spiders are all around us, and they can easily invade a home through small structural cracks or poorly sealed windows, doors, and screens. Or they can be brought in on plants, firewood, or other materials. Outdoors, spiders are likely to be present in firewood, stacks of building materials, piled-up debris, or dense vegetation.