Exterminators in Petaluma

Bed bugs are tricky pests to spot. They can come into your house by hiding in luggage from a trip or furniture and hide in cracks, crevices, and deep within mattresses, making them hard to reach with most DIY solutions. Here at ATCO, we offer the safest bed bug treatments in Petaluma that rely on eco-friendly heat removal methods to eliminate these aggravating pests. 

Our bed bug control includes: 

• A thorough inspection to assess the state of your infestation completed by one of our bed bug exterminators.
• Family-and-pet-safe heat treatments with EradiFlo by Tri-Flo Systems.
• Treatment of baseboards and/or carpeting if needed.
• Guaranteed protection from bed bugs!

Common Signs of Bed Bugs

Even the cleanest homes can have a bed bug infestation so make sure you know what signs to look out for! Adult bed bugs can be spotted with the naked eye and are commonly found in nightstands, loose wallpaper or holes in the wall, mattress seams, and headboards. If you’re not sure whether you need to call in a bed bug exterminator, look for these common signs of bed bugs:

• A musty smell in or around your bed.
• Shedded skin from a bug.
• Dark stains from blood or bed bug excrement.
• Red welts on your body, frequently appearing in a line.

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Nobody wants a mouse in their house, let alone having an infestation of 10, 20, or over a 100! Rodents are notorious for spreading disease, destroying pantries and attics, and causing electrical problems by chewing wires. Don't let them take over your home! Your neighbors at ATCO Pest Control have spent over two decades creating a plan for rodent control in Petaluma that’s fast, effective, and family-and-pet safe. 
When you choose ATCO for rodent control in Petaluma, you can expect:

• An inspection by a trained rodent exterminator to assess where rodents are present in your home.
• Sealing of all entry and exit points to keep more rodents from entering.
• Trapping to remove existing rodents, including mice, rats, gophers, moles, and dead animals.
• Sanitation of contaminated materials and feces removal.
• Ongoing monitoring to keep your home rodent-free.

Common Signs of Rodents

Rodents are sneaky and like to make their nests in dark, tucked away places. You might not be able to see them, but they're still actively causing damage! Rodents are notorious for carrying harmful bacteria that spreads diseases, such as Hantavirus and salmonella. To protect your home and keep your family safe, look for these common signs of rodents:

• Excrement (looking like small, dark-colored pellets).
• A musky urine odor.
• Streak marks along walls or baseboards.
• Strange behavior from dogs or cats.
• Dime-sized holes in walls.