Joshua's Pest Control

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Email: Email Business
Extra Phones: Phone: (619) 527-9900
Neighborhoods: Miramar, Northeastern San Diego
Other Link: http://joshuaspest.com
Categories: Pest Control Services, Animal Removal Services, Bee Control & Removal Service, Pest Control Services-Commercial & Industrial, Termite Control

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Joshua's pest control doea a great job. Technicians are great.
Edward Hunter did a fabulous job for me today

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Phone: (858) 547-9900

Address: 8451 Miralani Dr Ste F, San Diego, CA 92126

Website: http://joshuaspest.com

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Residential Pest Control
In the Johnson County area, whether youâ€™re looking for pest control in Lenexa or pest control in Overland Park, you can turn to Joshuaâ€™s Pest Control as your residential pest control partner. Our Kansas City pest control experts are dedicated to providing the best service in the pest industry.
Commercial Pest Control
Joshua’s Pest Control San Diego has a dedicated Commercial Pest Control company:Â Green Monster Pest and Building Services. Offices, restaurants, supermarkets, and hospitals can also be affected by pest problems. So, protect your assets and your business with the right pest control service!
Pest Identification
Whether youâ€™re facing an active infestation in your South Chicago home or want to prevent pest problems before they start, Joshuaâ€™s Pest Control is here to help. Our field experts train daily on pest identification, behavior, and control methods so we can deliver exceptional service on every visit. From thorough inspections to pet- and family-friendly treatments, we have the resources and expertise to keep your home comfortable and protected.

Insects and Spiders

Ants
Ant control is one of our most common calls. With warm weather year round, ants can become a constant nuisance for you and your home.
Spiders
Spiders are common household pests, but that doesnâ€™t make them any less unwanted for many home and business owners. And with more than
Termites
Termites are small but terrible pests. They have been known to cause substantial property damage everywhere in the world. In the U.S., termites cause over 5 billion dollars in property damage annually. Because they are barely noticeable in size, termite infestation and damage in your home can go unnoticed until it is too late.
Bed Bugs
Fleas
As a pet owner, the worse thing you can ever find is fleas in your home and on your dog or cat. Fleas survive on blood, so unfortunately they will torment your pets and family until flea control takes place.Â These pests quickly spread from yard to yard, so even with out a dog or cat you can still find yourself in need of flea removal. The process to kill fleas can be a long one. Fleas will lay eggs in your carpet that will lie dormant for extended periods of time. Usually, what will cause the eggs to hatch is heat or vibrations, so itâ€™s a good idea to vacuum very thoroughly before we come to your home.
Cockroaches
Cockroach extermination Â is a very long process that can become frustrating over time. Nobody wants to come home to cockroaches in the kitchen, and there a few things you can do to help prevent them. First of all, cockroaches eat everything in sight. It is very important with cockroach removal to clear your kitchen of any crumbs, grease drippings, and all opened food. Sweep under the fridge, below counters, and clean inside the oven. Something else to remember about cockroaches is they are Thigmotropic creatures, which means they like pressure on all sides of their bodies. What this means for you and your family is when one cockroach is spotted, more are probably hiding in tight spaces.
Silverfish
Silverfish are wingless insects that gained their name from their fishlike shape and shiny, scale-covered bodies. They are nocturnal and typically inhabit moist, humid areas, which is why homeowners often need silverfish control in the bathroom, basement, attic, and/or garage. They donâ€™t bite or sting but they have quite an appetite. Their diet mainly consists of carbohydrates, including starches and dextrin, which can, unfortunately, be found in paper, photos, some paints, plaster, bookbinding, glue, carpet, and clothingâ€”i.e. your home presents a great feast!
Bees
Have honey bees built a hive near your home thatâ€™s a little too close for comfort? Our bee experts can remove and relocate the hive to a local bee caretaker for you. With Joshuaâ€™s Pest Control, you can rest easy without the threat of potential stings as you enjoy your yard.
Wasps
Has an invasion of wasps caused you to fear for your familyâ€™s well-being? At Joshuaâ€™s Pest Control, we understand the stress that wasps can cause in your home. Our skilled team of pest control experts can help protect your home and family with powerful, effective products for professional wasp control.
Ticks
Adults can live over one year without eating. Ticks generally live on animals, carrying disease. They feed on blood and their colors and sizes vary with different species.
Crickets
CricketsÂ are known for their rhythmic chirping, and like their grasshopper cousins, have powerful hind legs for jumping. Unlike grasshoppers, crickets are only active during the night. They are omnivorous insects and are known to eat their own dead when no other food sources are available. Crickets wonâ€™t harm humans, but they feed on plants and seeds outside, and clothing, drapes, and upholstery inside the home. They are especially attracted to fabrics containing organic materials, like cotton. For these reasons, homeowners often requireÂ cricket control Â both inside and outside of the home.
Earwigs
Earwigs possess the infamous sharp forceps on their abdomens for defense and capturing prey. Contrary to popular belief, earwigs donâ€™t actually crawl into peopleâ€™s ears. Their main diet consists of small insects and decaying matter, not the insides of the human ear. However, earwigs can cause considerable damage to fruit and vegetable crops, which is why earwig control Â is often needed in the garden.
Mosquitoes
Mosquitoes are seasonal pests that can cause trouble if left unmanaged. At a minimum, they can be a nuisance when youâ€™re trying to enjoy your backyard with family and friends, but they can also cause itchy bug bites and transmit dangerous diseases.
Flies
These spiders spin expansive, elaborate organized flat orb webs. They can get big, with bodies 1 1/2-inches long, covered with colorful markings, and even longer legs. As their name suggests, garden spiders often live in gardens, trapping flies in their intricate webs. They also frequently engineer webs attached to fences or exterior walls.
Centipedes
Centipedes get their name from Latin, roughly translating to â€œhundred feet.â€ Despite the name, centipedes can actually have as few as 20 to over 300 legs. Centipedes possess venomous, pincer-like appendages that can pierce human skin. Unlike their harmless millipede cousin, a centipedeâ€™s venom can cause various symptoms, including severe pain, swelling, headache, nausea, and anxietyâ€”makingÂ centipede control Â imperative if you suspect an infestation.
Millipedes
Their bodies are dark and tubular but vary in color and size from a half inch to 12-inches in more exotic locales. Millipedes have two legs per segment. They live in moist soils, usually covered by plants, rocks, or leaves, and eat decaying organic matter.
Beetles
Beetles constitute nearly a quarter of all known organisms. About 40% of described insect species are beetles with millions of other species still left undiscovered. Although some beetles are environmentally beneficial, they donâ€™t belong in your home or garden.
Scorpions
Scorpions are arachnids, so they possess eight legs along with a pair of grasping clawsâ€”but they are most recognized by their narrow, segmented tails, topped with a venomous stinger. Scorpions live in almost every climate and terrain, and their stings can be painful or life-threatening for children, pets, or those with allergies. You might encounter an outlier scorpion from time to time, but if you suspect a problem,Â scorpion pest control Â is a necessity.
Moths
Pantry Moths, or Indian Meal Moths, infest dried fruits and grain products including rice, kinds of pasta, flour, beans, etc. Adults are about 1/2-inch long and fly. Moth maggots can eat into unopened packaging. Only sealed glass or plastic containers can keep these predators out. Larvae leave white silken cocoons and cocoon webbing. Prior to treatment, customers must discard or freeze all grain products.
Stinging Insects
These DIY methods can help discourage wasp activity around your home, but remember to always err on the side of caution when it comes to dealing with stinging insects. A quick phone call to a pest control professional can save you from getting stung if you suspect you have a problem on your hands.
Aphids
Aphids are small insects that live on plants and flowers, using them for food and harborage. They have long slender mouths used for sucking the juices out of plants. Signs of damage include curled, distorted leaves. Aphids also secrete a sticky substance called honeydew, which often turns black with the growth of a sooty mold fungus.
Slugs
Slugs are similar to snails, only they often donâ€™t have a shell and produce much more mucus to keep their bodies protected.
Snails
Snails are mostly found in gardens and ground cover. They will stay in high moisture areas in order to survive. They can be very damaging to garden plants and citrus trees because plants are their primary food source. Signs of damage include holes in plant leaves or leaves entirely missing.
Sow Bugs
Sometimes called â€œroly-poliesâ€ or â€œpotato-bugs,â€ they are dark segmented critters about Â¾-inch long. They feed on decaying plant matter and live in damp areas. They prefer to be underneath the cover of leaves or rocks, but can also be found under boxes in damp, ground level basements or storage rooms.

Bats
The only creatures that truly seem to enjoy mosquitoes are their natural predators: birds, bats, dragonflies, and frogs.
Moles
Snakes
Scorpions are predators that eat various insects, spiders, and centipedes, with larger scorpion species even preying on small snakes, lizards, and mice. While scorpions live outside, they do invade San Diego homes and businesses.

Birds

Rodents
Fortunately, there are several DIY rodent control methods you can use to protect your family and prevent these pests from entering your home. And if youâ€™re facing a current infestation...
Mice
Leftover human and pet food can attract mice and rats into your home. Avoid their attack by keeping or discarding food properly and sealing possible entryways. Their ability to gnaw through wood with their sharp teeth can make the smallest possible opening an easy way through your home or cupboards. They can also be found eating crops from your garden. Monitor any activity in your produce garden to prevent them from doing more damage.
Rats
Mice are generally much smaller than rats. Proportionally they have smaller ears and smaller hind legs. Mice can squeeze through holes slightly larger than a pencil eraser. They commonly slip in through open doors, attics or foundation vents.
Squirrels
Gophers refer to several types of animals that like to burrow underground. These include gophers, moles, ground squirrels and species of prairie dogs. They are usually brown with soft, fine fur, tiny ears, small eyes, short tails and long, hard front teeth. They like to create complex underground tunnels and they eat roots, grass, shrubs, plants and trees. While they are not harmful to humans, gophers can cause damage to lawns, gardens and trees.
Gophers
Joshuaâ€™s Pest Control can help you protect your garden and property from gophers with the most effective program suited to your environment.

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