TONOPAH • ARIZONA
PEST CONTROL
IN TONOPAH, AZ
OUT HERE,
THE DESERT IS
YOUR BACKYARD.
Tonopah is different from most of the Valley. Homes can sit beside open desert, acreage, agricultural land, washes and miles of undeveloped ground.
That means scorpions, spiders, ants and other desert pests don't have to travel far to reach the property.
Around irrigated acreage and established properties, water, vegetation, sheds and equipment can create completely different conditions than the surrounding desert.
I LIVE OUT HERE TOO.
High Noon Exterminators is based right here in Tonopah. I don't treat a Tonopah property like a subdivision home in the middle of Phoenix. I look at the land, structures, moisture, hiding places and pest activity actually surrounding your home.
TONOPAH-BASED • ★ • VETERAN-OWNED • ★ • OWNER-OPERATED
TONOPAH • AFTER SUNDOWN
DESERT • ACREAGE • SHEDS • IRRIGATION
TONOPAH
AFTER DARK
WHAT STARTS MOVING WHEN THE DESERT COOLS DOWN?
Open desert, acreage, irrigation, sheds and equipment create very different pest conditions around Tonopah homes. And once the desert cools down, some of that activity becomes much easier to notice.
01
SCORPIONS
GARAGES • SHEDS • ROCK • DESERT EDGES
Protected areas around rural properties can put scorpions surprisingly close to the house.
02
BLACK WIDOWS
EQUIPMENT • STORAGE • OUTBUILDINGS
Quiet, low-disturbance areas can provide protected locations for webs and spider activity.
03
ANTS
IRRIGATION • LANDSCAPING • MOISTURE
Reliable water in an otherwise dry environment can concentrate ant and insect activity.
04
CRICKETS
LIGHTS • GARAGES • IRRIGATION • NIGHT
Crickets become noticeable after dark and can also provide prey for spiders and scorpions.
SEEING ONE PEST CAN TELL YOU SOMETHING BIGGER.
I look at where pests are hiding, what they're feeding on and what around the property is helping them survive before deciding what needs treatment.
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