Pincers on the back end, hiding under the doormat and in the mulch. Earwigs look scary, and they are easy to stop.
Earwig control is treating the damp mulch, ground cover and entry points earwigs use to get inside. In St. Louis they come in during hot, dry spells or after heavy rain, looking for moisture. Zero Pest covers earwigs on the quarterly Home Shield plan with a barrier around the foundation.
Scary looking, mostly harmless, very common.
Reddish brown with pincers. The one in most St. Louis yards.
They hide under mats, pots, boards and mulch during the day.
They come out to feed on plants, decaying leaves and other bugs.
Usually near doors, basements and bathrooms, looking for moisture.
Pulling mulch a few inches back from the foundation helps a lot.
We find the damp mulch, leaf litter and gaps near your doors.
Foundation, mulch beds and ground cover get treated.
We point out door sweeps and gaps worth fixing.
Basements, bathrooms and door areas where they show up.
Every 90 days, plus free re-service between visits.
Mulch and irrigation bring the most earwigs.
New landscaping and irrigation in St. Charles County yards keep earwigs close.
Thick beds and ground cover give them daytime hiding spots.
Older doors and basement entries make easy ways in.
No separate earwigs charge. Exact price depends on the size of your home.
Exact price depends on your home's size. What Home Shield covers
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