Scorpion Control Services Near You

Scorpions are more than just unpleasant pests—they can create serious safety concerns inside and around your home.

Painful Stings

Scorpion stings can cause:

• Sharp pain 
• Swelling 
• Numbness 
• Tingling 
• Allergic reactions 

Certain species, such as the Arizona bark scorpion, can cause more severe reactions in:

• Children 
• Elderly individuals 
• Pets 
• People with allergies 

👉 Immediate medical attention may be necessary in severe cases.

Hidden Activity

Scorpions are nocturnal and typically hide during the day in:

• Garages 
• Attics 
• Closets 
• Crawl spaces 
• Basements 
• Under rocks and debris 

Because they remain hidden, infestations can grow before homeowners realize the problem.

Scorpions Often Indicate Other Pest Problems

Scorpions feed on insects such as:

• Crickets 
• Roaches 
• Spiders 
• Silverfish 

👉 A scorpion problem often means other pest activity is already present around your property.

You may have scorpions around your home if you notice:

• Live scorpions indoors or outdoors 
• Scorpions in garages or bathrooms 
• Increased activity at night 
• Pest activity attracting scorpions 
• Shed scorpion exoskeletons 

Scorpions are commonly seen:

• Along baseboards 
• Near entry points 
• Around landscaping rocks 
• Inside storage areas

Scorpions enter homes searching for:

• Food 
• Water 
• Shelter 
• Cooler indoor temperatures 

Common entry points include:

• Foundation cracks 
• Gaps around doors 
• Garage openings 
• Utility penetrations 
• Roof gaps 

Homes in warm, dry climates are especially vulnerable to scorpion infestations.

Scorpions are especially common in:

• Arizona 
• Nevada 
• Texas 
• New Mexico 
• Southern California 

However, they can also appear in many warm and dry regions throughout the United States.

Professional scorpion exterminators use targeted treatment methods designed to eliminate scorpions while reducing future infestations.

1. Full Property Inspection

Professionals inspect:

• Entry points 
• Nesting areas 
• Landscaping 
• Crawl spaces 
• Garages and attics 
• Moisture-prone areas 

This helps identify both scorpion activity and contributing pest problems.

2. Interior & Exterior Treatments

Professional-grade treatments are applied around:

• Foundations 
• Baseboards 
• Cracks and crevices 
• Landscaping 
• Exterior perimeters 

These treatments help reduce both scorpions and their food sources.

3. Pest Reduction

Because scorpions feed on other insects, reducing prey populations is a major part of effective scorpion control.

Professionals may also treat:

• Roaches 
• Crickets 
• Spiders 
• Silverfish 

4. Exclusion & Prevention

Professionals may recommend:

• Sealing cracks and gaps 
• Installing door sweeps 
• Reducing clutter 
• Adjusting landscaping 
• Moisture control improvements 

These steps help prevent future infestations.

Homeowners can reduce scorpion activity by:

Sealing Entry Points

Seal:

• Foundation cracks 
• Door gaps 
• Utility openings 
• Window gaps 

Reducing Clutter

Scorpions commonly hide in:

• Storage boxes 
• Firewood piles 
• Landscaping debris 
• Garage clutter 

Controlling Other Pests

Reducing insects around your home also helps reduce scorpion activity.

Maintaining Landscaping

Trim vegetation and reduce hiding spots near your home’s foundation.