Black Widow Pest Control
More than just Spiders!
Utah's Premier Pest Control now serving Davis, Salt Lake, Utah and Summit Counties.
We specialize in residential and commercial including single family homes, duplexes, multi-family homes, apartment complexes, mobile homes, office buildings, restaurants, and much more!
At Black Widow Pest Control we take pride in our service and care about you! That's why our customer satisfaction is guaranteed. If you have any issues between services, we will come out within 48 hours of your call at no additional charge. Honest, professional, experienced technicians. We are friendly and care about your family, home, and business. Black Widow Pest Control offers a variety of different services to get you pest free!
We treat the following types of pests: Ants: Argentine, Carpenter, Fire, Odorous, Pavement, Pharaoh, Thief , Harvester, Roaches: German, American, Oriental Flies: Drain, Fruit, House, Phorid-Humbacked, Gnats, Bottle, Caddis, Blow Flies Rodents: House Mouse, Deer Mouse, Roof Rat, Norway Rat Other Pests: Fleas, Ticks, Bed Bugs, Crickets, Spiders, Mosquitoes, Silverfish, Bees, Wasps, Hornets, Yellow Jackets, Centipedes, Millipedes, Weevils, Box Elder Bugs, Carpet Beetles, etc.
Specials
Coupon Details
$30 OFF Your first service
- May NOT be combined with any other offer
15% OFF Annual prepaid service
- May NOT be combined with any other offer
Our Services
We offer flexible service plans to fit your needs:
Service List
- One time, Quarterly, Monthly, Bi-annual
- We are locally owned and operated, licensed, and insured.
- Same-day solutions. We will have a proposed solution for you within 24 hours.
- Done right the first time. If not, we'll come back at no additional cost until you're satisfied.
- 100% satisfaction or your money back. If you're not happy with our services, we will keep working until you are satisfied or we will credit or refund the cost of your last service.
Bed Bugs
Bed bugs are persistent. Eradicating, exterminating or just killing an entire infestation requires persistence. Bed bugs can hide in extremely small cracks and crevices making it difficult to locate breeding sites. Bedbugs are rarely seen in daylight. They emerge from their hiding spots at night.Bed bugs can live a year or longer without food (blood) and thus stay in their hiding places. Bed bugs can travel long distances and survive in suitcases, clothing, vehicles, aircraft, cruise ships and other modes of transportation.
Black Widow
Black widows are easily identified by their jet-black color and sharply angled legs. A bright red hour glass covers their bellies. Black Widow venom is roughly 15 times more potent than a rattlesnake. Black Widow bites should be immediately treated by a medical professional.
Ear Wigs
Earwigs are largely nocturnal, hiding under loose bark and in other crevices by day. Both sexes can fly, but rarely do so. Female looks after her eggs and young and family groups are often disturbed under flower pots and other objects in the garden. Young earwigs always have straight, slender pincers. The white or cream earwigs that are often unearthed in the garden are not different species; simply individuals that have just changed their skins. Physical attributes: 10-15mm, excluding the pincers. The latter are 4-9mm in the male, strongly curved and with a flat base. Female pincers are 4-5mm and almost straight. The body is shiny brown, with the hindwings projecting as short triangles from under the short forewings.
Boxelder Bugs
Boxelder bugs also called maple bugs are most commonly seen on the boxelder Maple. They feed on the female trees on the seed-boxes and are also found on orchard plantations mostly on strawberry plants. They also have the habit of coming into the houses during the very cold winter seasons. They however, do not cause any damage in homes.The adult boxelder bug measures around an inch long and are brown or black in color with orange or red lines around the behind of head and wings as well as the stomach. While the adult boxelder bugs have wings overlapping the smaller ones do not have well-developed wings and are orange or red in color.
Silver Fish
Silverfish are nocturnal, elongate, and flattened insects typically between .5-1 inch in length. Their abdomen tapers at the end, giving them a fish-like appearance. They are born whitish, but develop a grayish hue and metallic shine as they get older. They have three long bristles on the rear and two long antennae. Silverfish are sensitive to moisture and require high humidity to survive. They prefer lower levels in homes but may be found in attics. They can contaminate food, damage paper goods and stain clothing.
House Mouse
Mice are small rodents weighing less than one pound. The most common are the house, deer and white-footed mouse. They are known to invade homes for food, water and shelter. They can produce offspring rapidly, breeding 5-8 litters per year with an average of 5 pups per litter.
Cockroaches
There are many different types of roaches. The German cockroach is the most common to homes and businesses. The German cockroach is very successful at establishing themselves in buildings and homes, and is very hardy and resilient against attempts at pest control. This is because of the large number of nymphs produced from each egg case, the short period between birth and sexual maturity, and their ability to easily hide due to their small size.Roaches enter structures in many ways such as: groceries, used furniture, boxes, drain pipes etc.
Rats
Rats have keen sense of hearing, smell, taste and ability to swim. They are able to gnaw through concrete, wood, and floors. Rats can spread disease and carry parasites such as fleas, ticks and lice into your home.
Hobo Spider
The hobo spider is a hairy spider with hairy legs and a hairy cephalothorax. Males has two pedipalps that are enlarged in the end which makes them look like boxing gloves. It is 1½-2 inch or 4-5 cm in diameter. Spiders can be extremely difficult to identify. In the section (further down) you can see what to look for to find out if the spider you are studying is a hobo spider or another spider. They are member of the funnel-web weawer spider family Agelenidae. Funnel-web spiders can move fast and the hobo spider should be capable of running up to almost 4 feet per second. It produces a flat web with a funnel like lair in the middle where the spider sits and waits for prey.
Wolf Spider
These spiders are brown colored with streaks of black. They can be VERY large. Unlike other spiders, wolf spiders do not spin webs to catch prey. They are fast and agile and hunt other insects often by pouncing on victims. Wolf Spiders carry their young on their backs and when smashed can often frighten people because their young quickly scatter in all directions.
Vole
Voles have 1-5 litters a year, each consisting of 3-6 babies. They are active anytime, day or night. Their bodies measure 5-8 inches long, including their tail. They dig many short, shallow burrows and make underground nests of grass, steams and leaves. They feed on roots of garden plants, vegetables, grass and juniper bushes. Damage that occurs under snow cover often escapes notice till it is too late. Vole damage can be indicated by gnaw marks, droppings, runaways and burrows.
Hornets
Hornets are a variety of wasp very similar to the common wasp 'yellow jacket'. They are both from the same subfamily but there are differences in appearance and habit. Hornets are the largest among the social insects such as bees, ants, termites etc. Some species of hornets can grow up to 2.2 inches in size. Yellow jackets are comparatively smaller in size. Hornets are also distinguished by its vertex width from other wasps. There is also a difference in color and also how it hunts for food. Hornets are not as aggressive as yellow jackets but hornets look much ferocious because of its big size. Hornets are found to be more territorial. Bald faced hornets are the most commonly found hornet in USA. Actually it is a more close relative to yellow jacket than it is a hornet. The reason for calling it as a hornet is because of the way they build nests aerially like hornets.
Black Widow Pest Control
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Mailing Address
7474 Sunst Maple Drive West Jordan, Utah 84081
Phone: 801-638-4556
Email: blackwidowpestcntl@yahoo.com