If you’re finding earwigs inside your home…
Don’t spray the bug. Fix the reason it’s there.
Earwigs don’t usually want to be inside. They move indoors when it’s too hot, too dry, or too wet outside, and summer heat sends them searching for moisture.
If you’re seeing more than one or two, your yard could be inviting them in.
Common culprits include:
Old mulch
Decaying leaves and debris
Excess moisture or standing water
Other insects they feed on
The first step is cleaning up the conditions that attract them. The second is creating a professional barrier around your home to stop them before they get inside.
That’s exactly what our pest control program is designed to do.
If earwigs are becoming a problem, we’d be happy to help. Reach out today for a FREE estimate!