Petri Pest Control Services

Products And Services

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  Residential Pest Control

  We specialize in solving all residential pest control problems from termites, honey bees, bed bugs, fleas, ticks, mosquitos, rodents, and other wildlife, etc.

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  Commerical Pest Control

  No two businesses are the same. Every industry and workplace has its own unique challenges to overcome. Your pest control is no exception. A single “one-size-fits-all” approach to pest control could never work for every type of business.

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  Termite Control

  Termites are the most common and destructive wood-consuming pest in Southern Florida. Termites never stop eating the wood they infest, and their colonies grow exponentially the longer they’re established. Left unchecked, termite colonies inflict significant structural damage to wooden structures in homes and businesses. If you have even the slightest suspicion that you have a termite problem, contact Petri Pest Control Services ASAP!

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  Rodent Control

  In the last few years Petri has noticed a significant rise in the number of rodent problems in South Florida. The reason for this is perhaps best explained by the two busy and destructive hurricane seasons of 2004 and 2005. Not only did these storms disturb rodents living in palm trees and other harborages they provided easier access to homes and structures through the damage they caused.

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  Lawn and Shrub Care

  Healthy, green lawns with lush shrubs and tropical ornamental plants enhance the beauty and value of your home or business. Many factors contribute to a healthy, green lawn including proper mowing, watering, and fertilizing practices. Without this balance, lawns are subjected to stress, setting the stage for adverse conditions, including disease, insects, and weeds.

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  Bed Bug Control

  The resurgence of bed bugs over the past 10 or more years continues to be a major problem for many homeowners and businesses. This comes after decades of being only a rare sighting. Everyone, including researchers and entomologists alike, continue to learn more each year about these elusive and challenging insects.

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  Bee Removal

  Eliminating or removing bee nests is a delicate operation that requires special equipment, protective clothing, and skill to prevent stings. This may require a contractor to open a wall void or ceiling area. Petri can recommend a contractor or professional cleaning service that can remove the remaining honey, comb, and dead bees. It is also essential to plug all holes where bees were entering the structure as old nesting sites are extremely attractive to new swarms of honey bees as well as other insects.

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  Flea Control

  Due to factors such as local climate conditions, the flea season as recommended by the Flea Index may vary from year to year. It should also be noted that fleas (in their various stages) can survive indoors during the cold weather months, therefore a monthly flea control regimen is recommended. Consult your Petri Pest control operator about flea prevalence in your area, how long it lasts and the recommended time to start your cat or dog on flea control.

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  Mosquito Reduction

  Petri is proud to offer our South Florida customers the In2Care System, a new and unique approach to mosquito reduction that is both effective and environmentally friendly. The In2Care Mosquito Trap is a multi-impact tool against mosquitoes that transmit harmful diseases.

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  Tick Control

  Ticks are relatives of spiders, scorpions, and mites. As such, their survival is dependent on a host (i.e., they’re parasites). Specifically, ticks feed on an animal’s blood or body fluids. The deer tick (Ixodes scapularis in the East & Midwest, and Ixodes pacificus in the West) goes through many stages during its lifecycle, and feeds on different species at each point.

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  Wildlife Removal

  Ticks are relatives of spiders, scorpions, and mites. As such, their survival is dependent on a host (i.e., they’re parasites). Specifically, ticks feed on an animal’s blood or body fluids. The deer tick (Ixodes scapularis in the East & Midwest, and Ixodes pacificus in the West) goes through many stages during its lifecycle, and feeds on different species at each point.