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Precision Pest Control services homes and rental properties across Gainesville, from older bungalows near the Duckpond to newer construction out toward Tioga and Haile Plantation. A good share of what we cover sits within a few miles of the University of Florida campus, where student rental turnover runs on a different clock than a family home nearby. We schedule around that mix rather than treating every property the same way.
We deal with roaches and silverfish in the older homes around downtown and the Duckpond, where raised foundations trap humidity underneath the floor. Ants come first each spring, foraging along walkways and porch slabs, and mosquitoes take over once the summer rains start filling the ditches and low spots near Paynes Prairie. Spiders move into garages and carports as the weather turns in the fall, and rodents look for a way into attics and soffits once nights start dropping into the 40s. Bed bugs are more of a rental problem near campus, where furniture and tenants both turn over fast.
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The pest calendar in Gainesville starts moving as soon as the ground warms in March. Ants are usually the first thing we get called about, foraging out from under slabs and along driveways before the heat really sets in. By late spring, subterranean termites swarm after the first heavy rains, which is when homeowners near the Duckpond and other older neighborhoods start finding discarded wings on windowsills. Summer is mosquito season, and it runs long here. With highs pushing toward 89 degrees and afternoon storms rolling through most days, standing water collects fast around ditches, gutters and anywhere near Paynes Prairie, and roaches thrive in that same heat and humidity, especially in homes with crawl spaces instead of slabs.
Fall is when rodents start looking for a way inside. As nights cool and outdoor food sources thin out, mice and rats work their way into attics, garages and gaps around plumbing lines, and that push usually lasts through November. Spiders follow a similar pattern, moving from the yard into carports and window wells as the days get shorter. Winter here rarely gets harsh, with lows typically only dropping into the 40s, so pest activity slows rather than stops. Silverfish tend to show up more in bathrooms and closets during the drier winter months, and any gaps sealed up before the cold snaps arrive make a real difference by the time spring starts the cycle over again.
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