Thrasher Termite & Pest Control

Very few things are as upsetting as pests in your home or business bringing diseases, biting, or bothering your family or customers. When you call Thrasher Termite & Pest Control your worries are over. Our local, San Diego family-owned business treats everycustomer as ourmost important customer. June 6 is World Pest Day, an annual worldwide observance established to raise awareness among the public, government and media about the important role that the pest control industry plays in protecting health, food, property and the environment from pest health threats.

Fleas are a challenging pest, but you're in good hands with Thrasher Termite & Pest Control. Our Thrasher technicians are experienced in providing relief from fleas and other biting insects. Flea control involves treating inside your house, the outside perimeter of your house, and your lawn and garden area. AND we mustperformtwo treatments 10 to 14 days apart to kill adult fleas and fleas that hatch after the first treatment. It is critical that you immediately place your pet on an oral or topical flea medication or a preventative treatment recommended by your vet.

San Diego mosquito control includes immediate relief from all mosquitoes plus a long-term Aedes mosquito control strategy. Aedes mosquitoes are among the most dangerous to humans as they transmit Dengue, Chikungunya, Yellow Fever and Zika virus. We spray ULV* mosquito adulticides around your yard to kill mosquitoes on contact and provide initial, immediate relief. But because we know that more mosquitoes are only a stiff breeze away or may hatch soon in hidden areas of your yard, we install the In2Care Mosquito Trap.

From houses to houseboats, historic structures to commercial properties, Thrasher Termite & Pest Control protects San Diego properties from termites and other wood destroying pests. We're the leader in identifying and controlling Formosan subterranean termites in La Mesa, and Western subterranean termites and drywood termites found elsewhere in San Diego County. When you suspect termites, or are preparing your home for sale, call Thrasher for inspection, control, and repair. All termite services begin with an inspection by a licensed, experienced inspector, followed by a written report.

Thrasher Termite & Pest Control offers several treatment options for getting rid of bed bugs. The first step is positive identification. Call for a bed bug inspection and estimate. Our licensed and experienced technicians will listen to your concerns and then recommend the treatment the best meets your budget and timeline. The two most common treatment options are integrated treatments or whole structure fumigation. Both have advantages, but neither are appropriate in all situations. Your bed bug inspector will make a treatment recommendation based on the severity of the bed bug problem, the distribution of bed bugs in your residence, the type of residence, and your budget.

Thrasher keeps ants under control and out of the house. Whether you have a one time problem with ants, or a continuing ant control issue, our team is here for you. Two of the most common ant species living in San Diego County are Argentine ants and carpenter ants. Argentine ants live together in massive nests outdoors. They are attracted to sweets and sometimes proteins and will form long lines entering your home to forage. Carpenter ants are also attracted to sweets. Carpenter ants chew through wood to create nesting areas, are very destructive and difficult to control.

Hard plastic is not easily squeezed. Metallic foil-lined containers such as sauce pouches, juice boxes, or blister packs are not metal containers! Metal containers are cans. Double bag the item in a Nylofume bag or remove it from the house. Any item that has been opened, even if you screw the lid back on tightly, must be double bagged in Nylofume bags or removed from the house. We recommend that all vehicles be removed from the property being fumigated; however, if a vehicle must remain, you must leave all doors unlocked and the windows, trunk, and glove compartment must be left open to ensure that the gas fumigant does not get trapped inside the vehicle.