Pest Control

The most effective way to manage these pests in your apartment is to vacuum them up and immediately empty the vacuum canister or bag after use. For pests like Asian lady beetles and boxelder bugs, simply using a vacuum is the safest and most efficient solution.

These pests feed on human blood. Some people may have visible bite marks, while others may not show any signs. Do not attempt over-the-counter treatments. If you encounter these pests, contact the Apartment Facilities Office immediately for professional assistance.

These pests do not bite and are harmless to property, but they can be annoying. The best way to remove them is by using a vacuum or a broom and dustpan, simply sweep or vacuum them up.

These pests are attracted to moist areas and feed on sugar and protein. If you notice them in your apartment, please submit a maintenance request form for assistance.

These pests can damage carpets and clothing, and are also commonly found in milled food products such as pasta, cereal, and nuts. If you notice them in your apartment, please submit a maintenance request form for assistance.

Cockroaches are resilient pests that can contaminate food and surfaces, and any sightings should be reported promptly to the Apartment Facilities Office for proper treatment immediately.

These pests often enter your apartment seeking shelter or moisture. They typically feed on plants but may also eat pantry items. The easiest way to remove them is to vacuum or sweep them up.

Gray squirrels are often seen around apartments and natural areas; while they are generally harmless, they may enter attics or outdoor spaces in search of food or shelter.

Mice are common in natural-area communities, often seeking food and shelter indoors, and should be reported to the Apartment Facilities Office for safe and effective removal.

Our pest control contractor treats ants using a gel bait that is taken back to the nest to kill the colony. If you see these, submit a maintenance
request form.