Keep Scorpions Out of Your Home

Secure Scorpion Extermination in Chandler

You step into your bathroom at night and freeze when you see a scorpion on the tile, tail raised and ready to strike. Scorpion extermination in Chandler requires treatments designed for Arizona's desert climate and the specific hiding spots scorpions use to stay cool during the day. Figz Pest Control applies targeted products to block walls, foundation gaps, and landscaping where scorpions shelter between nighttime hunts. Technicians understand the hotspots around Chandler where bark scorpions and other species gather, and they use application techniques that reach deep into cracks and crevices standard sprays can't access.

Scorpions are nocturnal and often enter homes through tiny gaps under doors, around windows, and along utility penetrations. Professional treatment reduces their presence around your property and prevents nighttime sightings inside your living spaces. These applications are safe for families and pets when applied correctly, and they work alongside prevention strategies like sealing entry points, removing outdoor debris, and managing landscape moisture.

Plan routine scorpion control for best long-term results and protect your Chandler home from unexpected encounters.

Details That Matter Most

Your technician begins by inspecting the exterior of your home, focusing on block walls, foundation cracks, and areas where scorpions hide during daylight hours. Chandler's desert environment creates ideal conditions for scorpions to thrive, especially near irrigation systems, rock gardens, and shaded landscaping. This inspection identifies high-risk zones and directs treatment to the spots that matter most.

Figz Pest Control uses specialized products designed to penetrate scorpion hiding spots and create a barrier that prevents them from moving toward your home. Application techniques include power spraying block wall cavities, treating foundation perimeters, and addressing gaps around doors and windows. These methods provide coverage in areas where scorpions rest during the day and travel at night.

Technicians also provide guidance on reducing attractants like outdoor lighting that draws insects scorpions feed on, and they recommend sealing entry points to reinforce treatment effectiveness. Routine maintenance visits keep protection strong as scorpion activity peaks during warmer months.

How Our Process Works

Scorpion control involves specific techniques and timing that homeowners often ask about before scheduling service. Below are answers to common questions about treatment and prevention.

How soon will I see fewer scorpions after treatment?
Most homeowners notice a significant reduction within one to two weeks as scorpions encounter treated surfaces and the barrier takes full effect. Ongoing treatments maintain this protection.
Is scorpion treatment safe for my pets?
Yes. Products are applied to exterior surfaces and allowed to dry before pets return to treated areas. Technicians follow all safety protocols to protect your household.
Do you treat inside the home as well?
Interior treatment is available if scorpions have been spotted inside. The technician applies products to baseboards, closets, and other areas where scorpions may hide during the day.
How often should I schedule scorpion control?
Monthly or bi-monthly treatments are recommended during peak scorpion season, typically from March through October in Chandler. Routine service keeps barriers strong as new scorpions move through the area.
What can I do to prevent scorpions between treatments?
Seal gaps under doors and around windows, remove piles of wood or stone near your home, and reduce outdoor lighting that attracts the insects scorpions hunt. These steps support professional treatment and lower activity around your property.

Scorpions are a persistent challenge in Arizona, but consistent professional treatment keeps them away from your doors and out of your living spaces. Reach out now to schedule your first visit and start protecting your family from nighttime surprises.