Pest Control in Colorado Springs
El Paso County · Pikes Peak region
Colorado Springs is our "Big City". From the older brick neighborhoods near Old Colorado City to newer builds in Briargate, Powers, and Falcon, we handle the full pest profile of a high-desert city: roof rats slipping into attached garages, miller moths every spring, German roaches in kitchens, and yellowjackets nesting in stucco eaves.
Common pests in Colorado Springs
Pest pressure shifts with elevation, construction style, and the surrounding landscape. Here's what we treat most often here.
Serving Colorado Springs and surrounding communities
We regularly service these nearby areas as part of our El Paso County routes:
- Briargate
- Powers
- Old Colorado City
- Broadmoor
- Falcon
- Black Forest
- Security-Widefield
- Fountain
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Colorado Springs pest control FAQs
Questions we hear most from homeowners in the Pikes Peak region.
- What pests are most common in Colorado Springs homes?
- Colorado Springs sees a wider pest mix than the mountain communities to the west. Subterranean termites are a real presence on the Front Range — more so than anywhere else in our service area. Spiders, including hobo spiders and yellow sac spiders, are common in basements and crawl spaces. Mice and voles move into homes along the foothill neighborhoods every fall, and paper wasps build under eaves throughout spring and summer.
- Do termites actually exist in Colorado Springs?
- Yes. Subterranean termites are established in El Paso County and the Front Range corridor. They're far less common than in southern states, but Colorado Springs homeowners — especially in older neighborhoods and homes with wood-to-soil contact — do get termite activity. If you're buying or selling a home and your lender requires a WDI inspection, Chaney provides NPMA-33 form inspections throughout El Paso County.
- How do I know if I need a pest inspection before closing on a Colorado Springs home?
- VA loans require a wood-destroying insect inspection in Colorado. FHA loans often do as well, depending on the lender. Chaney performs WDI inspections using the NPMA-33 form throughout El Paso County. If you're on a closing deadline, call 719-650-0246 — we schedule inspections quickly to keep your transaction on track.
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