Pest control in the North Georgia mountains

What North Georgia homeowners are up against

Termites. Subterranean termites stay active in the valleys and developed areas of North Georgia, even though pressure eases at the higher, cooler elevations; spring swarms are still common.

Cockroaches. German cockroaches live indoors year-round, and smokybrown roaches turn up around wooded, damp homes — though outdoor roach pressure runs lower than in the humid south.

Rodents. House mice and roof rats push indoors as the mountain nights cool, and cabins and older homes near the woods see the heaviest rodent activity.

Mosquitoes. Mosquitoes here follow the creeks, ponds and rain on a shorter season than South Georgia, but Asian tiger mosquitoes still bite all summer long.