Spring (March-May): the wake-up
As temperatures climb, ants, crickets, and spiders become active and scorpions emerge from winter dormancy. This is the single best time to get ahead of the year with an exterior treatment and gap-sealing, because knocking down the food supply now keeps summer pressure lower.
Termites also swarm in spring. If you see winged insects around windows or light fixtures, it's worth a termite inspection before the colony establishes.
Summer (June-September): peak pressure
Monsoon season drives pests indoors looking for water. Scorpions are most active, crickets surge (and feed the scorpions), and sewer roaches push up through drains during heavy storms. Recurring exterior service through summer is the difference between a few sightings and an infestation.
This is also when a UV-light scorpion inspection pays off, bark scorpions glow under black light, making the difference between guessing and knowing.
Fall (October-November): the move indoors
As nights cool, roof rats become the headline problem, especially in older, tree-lined and citrus-heavy neighborhoods. Rodents seek warmth and food, so fall is the time for exclusion, sealing roofline gaps and entry points before they move in.
Winter (December-February): don't skip it
Activity slows but never stops in the Valley's mild winters. Overwintering pests hide in wall voids and garages, and skipping service now means a bigger spring wake-up. Consistent year-round treatment is what keeps pressure from ever building back up.
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