Pest Solutions

At University Termite & Pest Control, we understand that one of the most frequent questions homeowners ask is: “How can I prevent ants from invading my home?” This concern is not trivial. If not addressed, it can swiftly escalate into a substantial problem. Today, we aim to provide an understanding of the most powerful strategies […]

Living in Arizona, you may encounter scorpions, which can be a frightening experience. At University Termite & Pest Control, we possess advanced solutions to address all your scorpion-related concerns. We aim to provide you with peaceful nights free from concerns about these bothersome pests. Understanding Scorpions: Facing the Challenge Head-on In the arid landscapes of

University Termite and Pest Control are proud to offer family-friendly pest control services. Not only are our treatments environmentally responsible for people, but also for your pets! Our experienced professionals understand the importance of pet-friendly products when treating your home or business. We strive to keep families, children, and pets safe by utilizing eco-friendly products

University Termite and Pest Control have you covered! Are you an Arizona resident facing rodent issues? Don’t worry! University Termite and Pest Control have you covered! With over forty years of experience in Arizona, they are the perfect choice for caring for common rodents such as rats, mice, and gophers. In addition, their experienced technicians

What are pack rats, and why are they a problem in Arizona? Pack rats, also called wood rats, are common in Arizona. These rodents are known for collecting and hoarding objects, including food, trash, and other animals\’ nests. While pack rats can be interesting to watch, they can also be a nuisance. Their hoarding behavior

Rodents and pests are stereotyped that they are dirty and carry diseases. While this can be true, how true is it? Due to winter, rats and mice seek shelter in homes and buildings. If you experience a rodent infestation, you may be exposed to diseases. Rodent health hazards include various zoonotic diseases – meaning that