There's no single right answer — it depends on where you live, what's already showing up, and whether you're trying to prevent a problem or fix one.
For homes without an active infestation, a quarterly visit is a common baseline. It keeps a protective barrier in place through each season's pest pressure without paying for monthly service you don't need.
Once something is established — ants finding a way in every spring, roaches in a multi-unit building, an ongoing bed bug or rodent problem — more frequent visits are usually needed until the population is knocked down, then service can typically taper back to quarterly.
Gaps around foundations, older weatherstripping, and homes backing up to woods or dense landscaping all invite more frequent pest pressure, which usually means more frequent service pays off compared to a newer, tightly sealed home.
In apartments and multi-unit properties, pests like roaches and bed bugs can move between units, so a single unit's treatment often needs to be paired with a building-wide schedule to actually solve the problem rather than just relocate it.
The right frequency depends on what's actually present and how the property is built, so we walk the space first before suggesting a schedule rather than defaulting everyone to the same plan.
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