Long Beach Pest Control

Same-Day Pest Treatments in the Long Beach Area

Since 1991, Kilter Termite & Pest Control has operated on the premise that treating termites is a better solution than expensive wood replacement. This obvious conclusion was reached because the founder of Kilter worked for several years as a carpenter, replacing termite damaged wood. He saw first hand the extensive damage created by long-term termite infestation, and improper treatment. Believing that termite companies were not getting the message to the homeowner and that much unneeded fumigation was being done, he formed Kilter as an answer to these problems.

Since opening our doors more than three decades ago, we have expanded our offerings to more than just termites. We can exterminate and control almost any pest, including:

• Ants
• Spiders
• Bees
• Wasps
• Rats and mice
• Fleas
• Bed bugs
• Cockroaches
• And more!

KILGUARD™ & KILFOAM™ Termite Treatments in Long Beach 

Termites are among the most destructive pests property owners can face due to their insatiable appetite for wood. Thankfully, Kilter Termite & Pest Control proves effective treatments to eradicate both types of pests. Our proprietary KILGUARD™ treatment eradicates both drywood and subterranean termites, and KILFOAM™ treats drywood (flying) termites. Both treatments come with our unbeatable two-year “No Problem” warranty, so you can have confidence in the effectiveness of our services. And with more than 30 years of experience eliminating termite infestations throughout Southern California, there's a reason why Kilter is the name in termite and pest control in Long Beach.

More great reasons to choose Kilter for your Long Beach termite control service:

• Our treatments are completed in just hours, not days. This means you can stay in your home and avoid the hassle and expense of an overnight stay elsewhere!
• Our treatments are deadly for termites, but completely safe for you, your family, and your pets. 
• We start every termite service with a FREE termite inspection to identify the type of termite, the extent of the problem, and the best way to move forward with treatment.