Hartselle's small-town homes deserve big-time pest care. Family-owned, bi-monthly, pay-per-visit available.
Hartselle sits on the Morgan County plateau south of Decatur, and the pest calendar here runs on two things: farmland and water. Row crops and pasture ring the city on three sides, so when fields get cut or turned in late summer, mice, crickets, and spiders move toward the nearest structure — which is usually a house on the edge of a subdivision off Highway 31 or Nance Ford Road. Flint Creek and the sloughs toward Wheeler Lake keep the humidity up and the mosquito counts with it from March through October. And the older housing stock in the historic district and around Main Street means crawlspaces, pier foundations, and original sill plates that subterranean termites have had decades to find. A bi-monthly exterior program, with the crawlspace and the field-facing side of the lot treated first, handles most of it before it comes inside.
Every Hartselle home gets the same four-pillar program — pest, termite, mosquito, and tick protection from the same family-owned team.
Your technician is a neighbor — we know every street.
What we treat most often around Hartselle — and how each program handles it.
Eastern subterranean termites are active year-round in Morgan County clay. Older Hartselle homes on piers and crawlspaces are the classic case. Sentricon® Always Active™ bait stations protect the structure without drilling; every termite quote follows a free on-site WDO inspection.
Odorous house ants and Argentine ants trail into kitchens through the summer; fire ants build in the sunny side of the yard. Nuisance ants are covered on the pest plan. Fire ants are a separate whole-yard treatment, $150 for most yards.
Field mice move toward houses as soon as the crops come off and the nights cool — usually October. Exclusion at the garage door, utility penetrations, and foundation vents is part of the routine exterior visit.
American and smokybrown roaches come up from crawlspaces and storm drains in the heat. German cockroaches breed indoors and are handled with interior bait and a follow-up.
Wolf spiders and brown recluses follow the insects they eat into garages and basements in the fall. Cutting off the food supply is what lowers spider pressure.
Flint Creek and the Wheeler backwaters make mosquitoes a March–October problem. Seasonal treatment, eight visits, reduces the population in the yard — it does not remove every mosquito, and we say so. Tick coverage rides with the mosquito program on wooded lots.
The bi-monthly perimeter program is $35 a month on a 12-month ACH agreement, or $70 per visit with no long-term pest agreement. There is a $75 initial service. It covers 30-plus common Alabama pests and includes free re-service between scheduled visits.
Our Huntsville office at 7027 Old Madison Pike NW, Suite 108. The same routes cover Decatur, Priceville, and Falkville. Call (256) 937-7676.
Yes. Sentricon® bait stations go into the soil around the foundation, so there is no drilling through original brick, slab, or finished floors. The inspection is free and there is no obligation.
Seasonal mosquito service includes eight treatments from March through October. It is $45 a month for an average-size yard, with a firm price after a free inspection and equal monthly ACH payments across the year; the price is $34 a month only when paired with a pest plan.
Yes — Hartselle proper plus the surrounding Morgan County addresses toward Falkville, Somerville, and Danville, including farm homes and lake properties toward Wheeler.
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