Ants
Ants are the most abundant of all land animals and can cause a nuisance problem by foraging for food inside a home and forming nests in unwanted areas, such as playgrounds or lawn areas.
Argentine Ants
Carpenter Ants
Odorous House Ants
Pavement Ants
Red Imported Fire Ants

Cockroaches
Cockroaches are widely known as the "rats" of the insect world due to their foraging habits, particularly in human habitations. Once inside a house, it can be difficult to get rid of them.
American Cockroaches
Brownbanded Cockroaches
Oriental Cockroaches

Flies
Not only are flies considered a nuisance, they can carry diseases and bacteria that infect our food. The most common flies associated with homes and commercial establishments are the house fly, the fruit fly, and the cluster fly. Black flies and horse flies are well known for their painful bites.
House Flies
Fruit Flies

Spiders
Spiders are some of the most feared and least understood creatures in the animal world. They can invade your home through small cracks and crevices around windows and can also be carried in on firewood. They spin cobwebs and a few species have bites that can be painful.
Black Widow Spiders
Brown Recluse Spiders

Rodents
Able to enter structures through holes as small as a dime, rodents can gnaw through building materials, electrical wiring, and can carry fleas and other infectious diseases.
Deer Mice
House Mice
Norway Rats
Roof Rats

Occasional Invaders
The term "occasional invaders" includes those pests that may appear in a structure by chance while looking for food, refuge, or water. Centipedes, clover mites, earwigs, millipedes, silverfish, sow bugs and pill bugs, and crickets usually cause little damage and are considered a nuisance because of their presence.
Earwigs
Indian Meal Moths
Pillbugs

Stinging/Biting
Biting insects, such as fleas and ticks are most commonly introduced to your home by your pets. Mosquitoes prefer small, still bodies of water such as tree holes, tin cans, or other places where rain water collects. Bees, hornets, wasps and other stinging pests are attracted to nectar, fruits and certain foods. They make their homes in gardens, shrubs and attics.
Bedbugs
Carpenter Bees
Africanized ("Killer") Bees
Bumble Bees
Honeybees
Mosquitos
Blacklegged (Deer) Ticks
Fleas
Yellowjackets 

Beetles
Beetles are found in almost every habitat and come in all shapes and sizes. Woodboring beetles and carpet beetles damage timber, furniture, carpets, and clothes.
Varied Carpet Beetles
Powderpost Beetles
Merchant Grain Beetles



Advanced Pest Search