Zero Tolerance Pest Solutions

05/05/2022

Bee season is upon us. Valve boxes are a common area for bees to build hives. Please be aware. Give us a call to handle your bee problems. 480-668-3985

11/19/2020

WEB DEVELOPER
While searching your wood piles for fireplace wood this season, be sure and watch for Black Widow spiders, who like to hide, find food, and builds webs there. They favor dark, secluded areas.

Black widows make messy, irregular webs, usually at ground level, or under a protective surface. They are nocturnal and spin webs during daytime. They can sometimes be seen hanging upside down in there web, exposing a telltale hourglass marking on its abdomen.

Call Zero Tolerance Pest Solutions to help rid your home of these pests and more. We provide service valley-wide, with no contracts. 480.668.3985

06/20/2020

Do you think you have termites, or have you seen what looks like a mud tube or tunnel on your foundation, wall or ceiling?
Some ways to know if they are active termites are:
1. If the tube or tunnel just appeared
2. If you knock it down and you see termites. 3. If you knock it down and the tube returns
Call us today to come take a look and give you a quote if needed, and options for treatments.
480.668.3985
Serving valleywide and the greater Phoenix area.

03/22/2020

Zero Tolerance Pest Solutions statement regarding COVID-19:

Over the past several weeks as more information on the Coronavirus (COVID-19) is being disseminated by the federal, state and local governments, there has been a push to classify industries as essential or non-essential. Those deemed as essential can continue to operate as more quarantines and restrictions are put in place.

The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) firmly believes that the importance of the pest control industry to the nation is an essential service that cannot be understated and must continue to provide the valuable services we offer during this pandemic.

Additionally, the pest control industry requires technicians to be trained, tested and certified in the use of personal protective equipment. Technicians routinely employ the use respirators, eye protection, gloves, and clothing to conform with safety requirements established by EPA and the Occupational Health and Safety Administration.

As part of an essential service industry, Zero Tolerance Pest Solutions will follow the guidelines of the NPMA and stand ready to continue our fight against pests and diseases. With Covid-19 on the mind of all US citizens, and the world, we want to be sure we continue to serve the country in our battle with the diseases spread by pests.

08/24/2019

Thank you to all of our loyal customers! We are honored!

06/05/2018

WHATS ALL THE BUZZ ABOUT?
All wild honey bees in Arizona are presumed to be Africanized aka “Killer Bees”, and have been documented in every county in the state, according to a publication from the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension. To get more information, please follow this link: http://ztpestsolutions.com/bee-informed/

05/21/2018

Did you know that a bark scorpion only needs 1/16th of an inch to gain entry into your home? That's about the thickness of a credit card! To learn more, or to schedule a scorpion service, click here: http://ztpestsolutions.com/this-may-sting-a-bit/

10/20/2017

Now in Theaters. Be careful out there. All it takes is one pregnant one to hitch a ride home with you, and you'll have yourself a problem!

Just one day after one Valley woman claims she was bitten by bed bugs at the AMC Westgate 20 Theater in Glendale, another Valley woman is coming forward saying she had a similar experience.

07/26/2016

I have spotted 2 of these in Mesa already this summer!

http://www.abc15.com/news/state/video-10-things-you-need-to-know-about-tarantula-hawk-wasps

The wasp that kills tarantulas and lives all over Arizona. I'll take a large NOPE with that.

06/21/2016

HMMMM Good to know!! Do you know why?


http://www.sun-gazing.com/mosquitoes-bite-people-dont-touch-others/ #

Now you know.. Pass it on

05/27/2016

Bee season is in full force! Good advice in this article, please be aware of your surroundings. Call us to take care of any bee problems you may encounter.

A visitor to the Valley was stung more than 1,000 times while hiking in a Mesa park and later died, according to the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.

07/20/2015

http://www.azcentral.com/story/claythompson/2015/05/21/scorpions-creatures-sting-light/27722277/

Today's question: I often read that scorpions glow under a black light. I have never seen an explanation for why this is. Do you know? Two questions