Pest Control in Mojave

Mojave's extreme desert environment is prime habitat for bark scorpions. They're the most venomous scorpion in the United States, with a sting that causes severe pain and numbness. They climb vertical surfaces and enter homes through tiny openings.

Large, intimidating scorpions common in Mojave's desert. While their appearance is alarming, their sting is similar to a bee sting and not medically significant. They're actually beneficial predators that eat other pests.

Mojave's harsh desert environment is ideal for black widows. They're found in any protected, dark area — outbuildings, irrigation boxes, stored items, and vehicle undercarriages that sit unused for periods.

Native desert rodents are common around Mojave homes, particularly those near open desert. They enter homes seeking water and shelter during extreme heat or cold. Their burrows around foundations can cause structural issues.

Also called wind scorpions, these fast-moving arachnids are common in Mojave. Despite their fearsome appearance, they're harmless to humans and beneficial predators. They're most active on hot summer nights.