Straight answers, no swatting around.

It depends on the pest and the size of the problem — a one-time ant or wasp visit runs less than a German roach cleanout or a termite treatment. You get the exact written figure before any work begins, and it doesn’t change mid-visit.

An American cockroach — or sometimes a smokybrown — living outdoors in palmettos, mulch, and sewer lines, wandering in through gaps and drains. It doesn’t mean your house is dirty. It means the perimeter has a door open. The full breakdown is on the blog.

Because the flush worked. Treatment drives them out of hiding and across the residual zones — activity spikes for a few days, then drops hard. Resist spraying anything yourself; over-the-counter sprays scatter them and work against the plan.

Both. Inspection comes first — construction type, moisture picture, evidence — then the treatment is matched: liquid barrier, bait system, or a combination. Formosan pressure in this market makes the inspection the serious step, not a formality.

Yes — with honest expectations. A barrier treatment plus breeding-site discipline cuts the pressure dramatically for three to four weeks. It won’t make the yard a spaceship; it will give you the porch back. That’s the standard we’ll state out loud.

Honestly, very little — biting midges breed in the marsh itself and no yard treatment touches them. We’ll tell you that on the phone rather than sell you a service that can’t deliver. The honest version is on this post.

Sounds at night in the attic or walls, droppings along rafters, gnaw marks, fruit or acorns stashed in odd places. Older Savannah neighborhoods with mature oaks are prime roof-rat territory — the fix is trapping plus sealing the entry points, not bait alone.

Applications target where pests live — cracks, voids, the exterior perimeter — not open living surfaces. Your tech will give you specific re-entry and precaution guidance for your exact treatment before anything is applied.

One-time services are exactly that. Some pests — mosquitoes in season, termites, German roaches — genuinely work better as a program, and you’ll hear that plainly with pricing both ways. The decision stays yours.

Same day is the standard across the service map, and stinging-insect or rodent emergencies get priority. Overnight and weekend calls go to the same number: (912) 513-8903. A person always answers.

Prep is half the battle — laundering and bagging linens, clearing floors around beds, following the checklist we send when you book. Skipping prep is the number-one reason treatments fail, so we make the checklist impossible to miss.

Usually, yes — an active nest over a doorway or playground equipment is treated as urgent. Yellow jackets in the ground and bald-faced hornets in shrubs are removed nest-and-all, in protective gear, not with a broom.