Agricultural Pest Control Services

05/30/2026

🌴 If your palm trees have been pruned recently — this is worth 2 minutes of your time.

Palm weevil infestations in San Diego, Orange County, and Riverside move fast. Most of the damage happens inside the tree, weeks before anything looks wrong from the outside. By the time fronds start wilting or the crown collapses, saving the palm is usually no longer possible.

We put together a full breakdown of what's actually happening by season, which palm species are most at risk across SoCal, and what the treatment window looks like month by month. 👇

Palm weevil infestations are often fatal by the time symptoms appear. AG Pest explains treatment timing, at-risk palm species, and professional control programs across SoCal.

05/29/2026

May is a critical treatment month for palm weevils in Southern California.

The weevil's lifecycle means there's a specific window when treatment is most effective — and it's right now.

We treat palms for weevil infestations across San Diego, Orange County, and Riverside. If you have palms on your property — or manage a community with palms — reach out now.

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05/28/2026

Palm trees in Southern California are under attack — and most homeowners don't know it until it's too late.

The South American Palm Weevil burrows into the crown (the growing tip) and destroys it from the inside. By the time you see visible damage, the window to save the tree is already closing.

If your palms look off — don't wait. We do palm health inspections and can tell you exactly what you're dealing with.

🌴 Protect your palms before they're gone.

📍 Serving SD · OC · Riverside

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05/15/2026

“Professionals on the phone and in the home.”
That’s the standard.

Thank you to our loyal customers for your continued support!

05/11/2026

Hearing scratching in your ceiling at 2am?

Spring is the most active season for roof rats in San Diego, Orange County, and Riverside, and most homeowners don't realize they have a nest until it's been there for weeks.

A few things worth knowing before you grab a trap from the hardware store:

Store-bought bait kills the rodents you have but does nothing to seal the entry points. The next wave moves in within weeks. Lasting results require exclusion first, trapping second.

We put together a full breakdown of what drives rodent pressure in each county, the signs to catch them early, and what professional exclusion actually involves.

Link below in comments 👇

04/30/2026

California has incredible wildlife. It's just better when it's not living in your walls.

Spring is prime season for wildlife entry — animals are nesting, breeding, and looking for shelter. Here's what we're seeing most right now across San Diego, OC, and Riverside.

Have a visitor you didn't invite? We do humane wildlife removal and entry point sealing.

💬 Drop the animal in the comments and we'll tell you what to expect + how to prevent.

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04/24/2026

If you've been hearing things at night — scratching, scurrying, something moving — don't wait to find out what it is.

Spring is when rodents actively move and nest. Attics are their #1 target in Southern California.

What they do once they're in:→ Chew wiring (fire risk)→ Damage insulation→ Contaminate HVAC systems→ Breed fast

A rodent inspection takes about 30 minutes and is free.👇

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04/15/2026

Most ant problems start outside — long before they reach your kitchen.⁠
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Here are 5 things that make your home attractive to ants right now in SoCal — and what to do about each one. Save this, you'll probably need it. ⁠
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Already seeing trails? We can find the source and treat it properly — no guessing.⁠
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📞 858-428-2174⁠
📍 Serving San Diego · OC · Riverside⁠

04/13/2026

Ants don't just show up randomly in spring. There's a reason. Knowing why helps you stop them.⁠
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Here's what's happening right now in Southern California:⁠
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→ Warmer temps trigger colonies to expand their search for food and moisture⁠
→ Argentine ant colonies, the most common in SoCal, can have millions of workers⁠
→ They're not invading. They're following invisible scent trails your eye can't see⁠
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The fix isn't a can of raid. It's treating the entry points and disrupting the colony.⁠
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Questions about what you're seeing? Drop it in the comments or reach out directly.⁠
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📍 San Diego · OC · Riverside ⁠
📞 858-428-2174⁠
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04/02/2026

Updated 2026 Swarm Season Guide for Southern California Homeowners 🏚️

Is your biggest asset protected? 😬

Termite swarm season 2026 is starting early in Southern California. Learn the warning signs and when to schedule a free inspection.