Amerimax Pest Management

Amerimax Pest Management Local pest control in Walnut Creek, Lafayette, Orinda, and surrounding East Bay areas.

We specialize in rodent control, ant control, spiders, and long-term pest prevention for homes and businesses.

07/29/2026

Hidden entry point 🫄
Not every entry point is easy to find. Some stay hidden until you know exactly where to look.

This one happened to be tucked next to a water spout opening on the deck. After a little blind reaching and some careful inspection, I confirmed the entry point and sealed it up before it could become a bigger problem.

The small openings are often the ones that get overlooked—but they’re exactly where unwanted guests like to sneak in. šŸ› ļøšŸ­

07/28/2026

Not the mattress…. The box spring,

This is one of the most common places bed bugs hide.

Proper inspections are key to getting results and finding the source of the problem.

The more hiding spots you find, the better your chances of eliminating the infestation.

07/25/2026

Caught this bug guy today. šŸ’Ŗ

I’ve been treating this property for a while, and today we finally figured out exactly how he was getting in.

There was a hidden gap where the gable eaves met the main roof. Once we sealed that entry point, it redirected him straight to my trap.

This is one of the things I enjoy most about this industry. Pest control isn’t just about setting traps—it’s about finding the source of the problem and solving it. Every property is different, and there’s always something new to learn.

07/18/2026

I’ve always enjoyed the challenge of treating the Bay Area’s restaurant scene. I’ve found overtime the secret to a successful restaurant service is being extra thorough around every fridge and kitchen appliance. Treating the baseboard behind, under the appliance itself, motor areas, and the sides.
The ultimate goal is to make any restaurant kitchen as hostile of an environment as possible for any roach that wants to try and come in.

07/17/2026

Found this today at a new clients home šŸ‘€

Hard plastics are nothing for a determined rat. I see this time and time again, the longer a rodent hangs around a home the more likely they are to make a hole. People often think rats are only opportunistic, entering already existing gaps or sneaking through a door. While this does happen, it’s important to realize they’ll do desperate and crazy things to get food or avoid predators.

07/15/2026

Not every sign of a rodent infestation is obvious. 🐭
These flattened paths in attic insulation are travel routes that rodents create by using the same runways repeatedly.
I call them ā€œgame trailsā€ šŸ€
During inspections, we’re looking for clues like these to determine activity and to place traps where they’re most effective.
Have you ever looked in your attic?

07/08/2026

Found this today while completing a first-time service for a client.

One thing I’ve noticed over the years is that ivy and rodents often go hand in hand. Thick ivy provides excellent cover, allowing rats and mice to nest, travel, and multiply without being noticed until the population has grown.

If you have ivy around your home, it’s worth checking the area regularly for signs of rodent activity.

Have you ever noticed rodents hanging around ivy? šŸ‘‡

07/07/2026

No glue. No suction cups.

Spiders use millions of microscopic hairs on their feet to grip surfaces at the molecular level—and they can release that grip instantly with each step.

Nature never stops amazing me.

Did you already know this? šŸ‘‡

07/01/2026

Most homeowners never look on their roof, which makes it the perfect place for paper wasps to build a nest.

One reason I often find them around metal roof vents is because the metal absorbs heat from the sun, creating a warm, protected spot that paper wasps are naturally drawn to.

What starts as a single queen can grow into a much larger colony over the summer, so catching these nests early is much easier than dealing with a mature colony later.

It's just another reminder that some of the most important areas to inspect are the ones you rarely see.

Have you ever found a wasp nest in an unexpected spot?

šŸ Amerimax Pest Management

06/30/2026

Tiny spiders around your home don't always mean you have a pest problem. Sometimes they're actually helping by catching the occasional insect or just simply passing by.

Would you leave this one alone or remove it? šŸ•·ļøšŸ‘‡

Address

2961 Santos Lane
Walnut Creek, CA
94597

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+16282121203

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