Something collected on a job this week, photographed on the bench — and what it means for the house it came out of. We change it most weeks.
Six programs. Every one of them starts with an inspection, not a quote.
A full crawl-and-perimeter inspection with photographs, moisture readings and a written finding. Required for most closings.
$135
Trenched and rodded liquid barrier, or in-ground baiting where the soil and slab call for it. Annual re-inspection either way.
From $1,250
Interior and exterior treatment four times a year for ants, roaches, spiders and scorpions — with free callbacks between visits.
$115 per visit
We find the entry points — soffit gaps, weep holes, dryer vents — seal them properly, then trap out what's already inside.
From $475
Monthly barrier treatment of the shaded harbourage, plus standing water sources found and corrected. April through October.
$79 per month
Confirmed first, then targeted heat and residual across the whole harbourage — not just the mattress, which is rarely where they live.
From $650
Learn what's on your baseboard before you spray it.
Crosstimber started in 2016 in a garage in Norman with a stereo microscope, one truck and a single rule: identify it before you treat it. Close to half the calls we take turn out to be an insect that needs no chemical at all, and we would rather tell you that than sell you a plan.
We are in training every year, because the labels change. We work the cross-timbers belt from Edmond down through Moore and Norman, where subterranean termites are less a pest problem than a fact of the geology.
— Marguerite Okafor, Crosstimber Pest & Termite
The wrong treatment is worse than no treatment, and more expensive.
Specimen collected, keyed out and named in the report. You'll know exactly what you had, not just that it's gone.
Photographs, moisture readings and a diagram of where it's getting in. Yours to keep, and to hand a buyer.
We treat harbourage and entry points. We don't spray every baseboard in the house because it looks like work.
On any program, if it comes back between scheduled visits, so do we — at no charge.
Tell us what you're seeing and where in the house. If you can catch one in a jar, better still — a clear photo on a plain surface usually does the job.
A clear photo on a plain surface is usually enough to name it. Text it over and we'll tell you what you're dealing with before anyone comes out.