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Pest Control

From bark scorpions climbing block walls to roof rats working their way into an attic, Arizona pests don't behave like pests anywhere else — and treating them all the same way doesn't work. We inspect first, build a plan around what we actually find, and stand behind it with a guarantee: if a general pest problem comes back between visits, we come back too, at no extra cost.

Common Pests We Treat

Scorpions

Scorpions

The Arizona bark scorpion is the most venomous species in the US, and it climbs walls — we treat inside and out.

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Bed Bug

Bed Bug

They travel in on luggage or secondhand furniture, not because a home is dirty. Heat treatment gets them out.

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House Rat

House Rat

Roof rats climb into attics through the roofline, not the ground floor. We seal entry points, not just trap.

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Acrobat Ant

Acrobat Ant

Easy to spot by the heart-shaped abdomen they raise when threatened — and stubborn to remove without help.

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American Cockroach

American Cockroach

The Valley's largest common cockroach, drawn to drains, irrigation boxes, and any consistent moisture.

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Mosquitoes

Mosquitoes

Canal-fed lakes and backyard pools give them standing water year-round — we treat the source, not just the yard.

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Drywood Termites

Drywood Termites

They live entirely inside wood with no soil contact needed, which makes them easy to miss until it's obvious.

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Silver Fish

Silver Fish

Drawn to bathrooms and humid closets, where they quietly damage paper, books, and wallpaper glue.

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Spider

Spider

Most are harmless, but the western black widow — common in block walls and garages — needs real attention.

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Snakes

Snakes

Desert-edge and preserve-adjacent properties see the most rattlesnake activity, especially spring and fall.

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Flies

Flies

Arizona's long warm season means longer breeding cycles — sanitation and source control matter as much as spray.

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Hornets

Hornets

Usually paper wasps or yellowjackets nesting under eaves — a small spring nest can be a real hazard by summer.

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Just 3 Easy Steps to a Pest-Free Home

Free Inspection

Step 1

Free Inspection

Consultation

Step 2

Consultation

Pest Treatment

Step 3

Pest Treatment

Breaking the Egg Cycle

In order to break the egg cycle, your first two treatments must be within 30–45 days of each other. The first treatment flushes adult pests from nesting and breeding sites, while the second helps control newly hatched and persistent pests. We'll return to your home either monthly or bi-monthly (every 60 days) to reapply the outside barrier.

On preventative treatments, we exclusively treat a three-to-five-foot area around your home's perimeter, creating a solid barrier that keeps bugs from getting inside. Before every service, you'll get a text reminder, and afterward, an email with a detailed service report.

If you experience a problem inside your home that needs to be addressed between visits, we'll gladly provide an inside service at your convenience, at no extra charge.

What Our Customers Say

Ever since I started using legacy pest control they have kept my home bug free. Definitely recommend them for any pest or bug needs.
Brandon Henry
By far the best service and customer focus Pest Control Company I have ever used. Unbelievable value as well.
Bill Buck

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions below

A1:Most Valley homes do well on a quarterly plan, timed to Arizona's pest seasons — spring ant and termite activity, the summer scorpion and cricket peak, the monsoon surge, and a quieter winter window. We'll recommend a schedule after your free inspection.

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