SCORPION CONTROL

Several scorpions glow under ultraviolet light, appearing blue-green against a dark background. The scorpions are clustered together, and their segmented bodies and pincers are clearly visible.
Phoenix Scorpion Hunting Starts In March!

Spring Scorpion Hunting   As weather warms up in the Greater Phoenix AZ Valley, Scorpions surface to hunt for prey and a mate in March! Unless you have a serious scorpion infestation, scorpions aren’t obvious during winter months. But spring is here in the Phoenix AZ valley and scorpions are easily spotted with the right […]

Five yellowish-brown scorpions are grouped on rough, light-colored wood—a striking scene reminiscent of Phoenix Scorpion Season 2020. The scorpions vary slightly in size and position, set against a partially white background.
Where Do Scorpions Go in the Winter?

Scorpions in Winter Where are scorpions during the winter? Do scorpions hibernate in Arizona? Usually, November through February scorpion activity slows way down. Where do scorpions go during the winter? Scorpions are usually all over the Phoenix Valley, but as night temps drop under 70 degrees we don’t see them! That’s because Arizona Bark Scorpions […]

A close-up of a Scorpion Map shows Phoenix, Arizona, and surrounding cities. A red pushpin marks a location in central Phoenix, with city names and highways clearly visible.
Scorpion Map Phoenix, Arizona

2019-2020 Scorpion Map This 2020 Phoenix Scorpion Map (loads in a second) marks areas in the Phoenix Valley that have had scorpion issues in the last year from 2019-2020. The map represents specific areas with scorpion infestations where we provide scorpion control services. Please, use the address search bar in top right of map, or […]

A white ceiling vent or exhaust fan is installed on a white ceiling, with a beige wall visible in the background—perfect for those looking to screen vents and seal out scorpions as part of Phoenix scorpion control efforts.
How To Screen Vents to Seal Out Scorpions | Phoenix Scorpion Control

How To Screen Vents Screen vents to help control scorpions, and other pests! Vents entering your home from the outside often provide entrance for scorpions and other pests. Scorpions are great climbers and have no trouble climbing stucco walls, and getting into vents. Scorpions are one of the biggest culprits entering homes through vents in […]

A labeled diagram of a wall cross-section shows concrete foundation, interior drywall, wall framing stud, exterior wall sheeting, stucco or siding, a wall void entrance where Scorpions might enter inside homes, and a weep hole.
How Do Scorpions Get Inside Homes?

How Scorpions Get Inside Scorpions get inside homes during the night as they’re out hunting for food or a mate, and as bark scorpions gather to hibernate/nest. During the day scorpions seek shelter and rest in or under cracks, crevices, landscaping materials, in block wall fences, and around homes and other structures. Scorpions come out […]

Several scorpions glow under ultraviolet light, appearing blue-green against a dark background. The scorpions are clustered together, and their segmented bodies and pincers are clearly visible.
How to Prevent Scorpions from Getting in Your Bed | Responsible Pest Control

There are several things you can do to prevent scorpions from getting in your bed! Scorpion stings can cause serious health problems such as breathing difficulties and allergic reactions, making prevention crucial. The most important thing to do is to hire an effective scorpion control service on a monthly basis. As you can imagine, the […]

A magnifying glass placed over a small yellow and brown scorpion on a white background, making the scorpion appear larger—a vivid reminder of the importance of home prevention against scorpion stings in Phoenix AZ.
Scorpion Control vs. Pest Control | Greater Phoenix, AZ

Differences Between Scorpion Control & Pest Control Specialized Products Concentration Treatment Areas Specialized scorpion control products must be mixed at appropriate levels set by the EPA, but they’re mixed with less water (usually in a SMALL BACKPACK or HAND SPRAYER) making the formula more concentrated than those used for general pests. Effective scorpion control uses […]

A brown scorpion, showcasing its typical diet, grips a green praying mantis by the head on a rough white surface. The scorpion’s tail is arched as the mantis’s legs extend outward—an example of what scorpions eat in the wild.
What Do Scorpions Feed On?

Scorpion Feed On: Crickets Roaches Spiders Earwigs Grasshoppers Ants Centipedes Lizards Small Mice Occasionally other Scorpions In the Phoenix Valley, Scorpions eat a variety of spiders and bugs, but they especially love crickets and roaches. Scorpions can also be cannibalistic, occasionally eating another scorpion! However, where there’s water, scorpions can live for several months without […]