Comprehensive Pantry Pest Control and Prevention

Small, light brown roaches with two dark stripes on their backs. They reproduce rapidly and are often found in kitchens and bathrooms.

Larger, dark brown to black roaches that prefer damp, cool environments such as basements, crawl spaces, and sewers.

Small, beige moths whose larvae create silken cases while feeding on natural fibers like wool and silk, causing damage to fabrics.

Tiny, golden-colored moths whose larvae spin silk webbing as they feed on wool, fur, and other natural fibers, leading to textile damage.

Small, reddish-brown beetles that infest stored tobacco, dried herbs, and various pantry products, causing contamination.

Similar in appearance to cigarette beetles, these pests feed on a wide range of stored foods, pharmaceuticals, and even non-food items like books and leather.

Reddish-brown beetles commonly found in stored grain and flour products, capable of infesting pantries and reducing food quality.

Dark brown, elongated beetles with distinctive snouts, known for infesting whole grains and stored cereals.

A common pantry pest with reddish-brown and cream-colored wings; its larvae contaminate stored grains, nuts, and dried foods by spinning silk webbing.

Small, brown beetles with distinctive saw-like projections on their thorax, commonly found in stored grains, cereals, and dry foods.

Tiny, oval-shaped beetles with a mottled pattern of white, yellow, and black, whose larvae feed on carpets, clothing, and other animal-based materials.