Rio Rancho Scorpion Control

Serving Customers Throughout the Albuquerque Area & Beyond

Scorpions are among the most unsettling pests that homeowners can encounter, and for good reason. These nocturnal arachnids don't just wander into your home by accident—they actively seek out the cool, dark places, which they often find where your family lives, sleeps, and relaxes. What makes scorpions particularly challenging is their incredible resilience to most readily available pest treatment products, and their ability to hide in the smallest crevices, from shoes and bedding to walls and attics, makes them a nasty surprise to find. Unlike many pests, scorpions can survive for months without food and flatten their bodies to slip through gaps as thin as a credit card, making do-it-yourself prevention efforts frustratingly ineffective.

At ProActive Pest & Weed Control, our trained technicians understand the unique challenges of scorpion management in Rio Rancho's desert climate. We combine targeted treatments using some of the latest and greatest pest control products with Integrated Pest Management practices to significantly reduce scorpion activity around your property. Our comprehensive approach provides effective, proactive protection to give you the peace of mind you need to feel safe in your own home. We are fully insured for your protection as well as ours, and we stand by our work to give you added confidence that we’re doing everything we can to keep you and your property safe.

Sick of scorpions showing up uninvited? Call ProActive Pest & Weed Control at (505) 421-4843 today to schedule an inspection for your home! 

Let Us Help You Protect Your Property

Keeping your property protected from scorpions is an ongoing battle that requires patience, care, and ongoing attention to detail. The only way to truly keep scorpions away is to remove the reason for them to come to your property in the first place. This means one of the most important aspects of any good scorpion control plan is to move or remove any features that may provide a scorpion with shelter. This could include things like log or wood piles, rocks or bricks that make up landscape features, and even planks of wood or pavers that you might use to form a pathway. Scorpions tend to hide under these features during the day to stay out of the heat, then becoming active and hunting for prey at night. By removing or relocating these shelter-providing features, you remove the incentive scorpions have to hide near your home or business, and thus reduce the regularity of their appearances.