Las Vegas Scorpion Control 

Scorpion Control Specialists in Clark County

Scorpions may play a key role in their natural environment, stopping the insect population from getting too large. Still, they are not creatures you ever want to find in your home. So if you are suffering from an infestation, call Fischer’s Pest Control about scorpion control so you can protect your whole household.

Call us at (702) 815-7894 and our team would be happy to answer any questions you have.

Common Types of Scorpions in Las Vegas

• Bark Scorpion
• Giant Hairy Scorpions
• Stripetail Scorpions
• Vinegaroons

Where Scorpions Tend to Live

Although scorpions can be found in many parts of the Southwestern United States, Las Vegas is a hot zone for these pests. Scorpions do not stay contained in the desert. Unfortunately, even though this is the natural habitat, they are most associated with. 

During the most scorching parts of the day, they enjoy finding cool, dark places around your home to hide, including:

• Garages, cellars, basements, and crawl spaces: Because these entrances are usually not sealed or insulated, scorpions can easily make their way through the cracks to take shelter in these shaded areas.
• Around swimming pools, ponds, Jacuzzis, fountains, and pipelines: Scorpions are highly attracted to anywhere that water is collecting. Even if you thoroughly chlorinate and treat your pool, scorpions will still enjoy the refreshing moisture, so be extra cautious around these areas.
• Bathtubs, showers, and beneath sinks: If a scorpion finds its way inside, it will often be drawn to these cool, moist places. Be extra cautious of shower curtains, since these can easily hide a lurking scorpion.
• In shoes and slippers: Because these small, dark “containers” are so near to the ground, scorpions love to wander inside. Stepping into a pair of shoes without checking them could be something you regret for a long time.

LEAVe YOUR SCORPION PROBLEM TO PROFESSIONALS

The presence of scorpions in your home or business can be a worrisome and stressful experience. If you have recently seen small bugs that look like crickets or roaches but have tails, it's likely that you're seeing baby scorpions.

If you've seen a scorpion, it's important to note that it may not be alone. A single scorpion can lay up to 50 eggs at one time! You may be wondering what might be attracting them and how can you get rid of them? Having trees around your home that attract insects that they eat could definitely attract them.

Whether you only appear to have a few scorpions laying around or a whole colony, it is a big mistake trying to handle them on your own, since their stings can be excruciatingly painful or even deadly. 

Always reach out to a team of pest experts as soon as you discover a scorpion lurking inside your property. Professional exterminators will be able to use methods that are much more powerful than generic, over-the-counter sprays. For example, by utilizing superior flushing agents such as black lights, technicians can easily find where these scorpions are hiding. On account of a chemical that makes them glow when the black light hits them, scorpions can never hide from a specialist’s careful eye. 

Once the current generation is removed, our knowledgeable experts at Fischer’s Pest Control can apply powerful pesticides in a barrier around your home or business, which will keep any new scorpions from entering. 

Reach out to us today at (702) 815-7894 or contact our team online to discover how to put a stop to these pests with our Las Vegas scorpion control services.