Gering Pest Control

Pest Removal in the Heart of the Nebraska Panhandle

If you are dealing with a pest infestation, you know how frustrating and disruptive it can be. At Benzel Pest Control, we are committed to helping you eliminate your pest problem as quickly as possible. We provide fast, reliable, and affordable pest control services in Gering and throughout the Nebraska Panhandle.

Our team will inspect your property, identify the pests that are causing problems, and develop a customized treatment plan to eliminate those pests and keep them from returning. Our team also offers prevention services to help you stop pests before they become an issue.

To learn more about our pest control services or to schedule an appointment, call us at (308) 888-9924 or complete our online form.

Signs You Need Pest Control Services in Gering

Recognizing pest problems early is crucial to protecting your home in Gering and the surrounding areas of the Nebraska Panhandle. If you notice any of these signs, it may be time to call Benzel Pest Control for a professional inspection:

• Visible Pests: If you spot common local pests like ants, cockroaches, or rodents inside your home, it's a sign that an infestation has begun. In Gering, where pests are active year-round, prompt action is key to controlling the problem before it worsens.
• Unusual Smells: Musty or foul odors can indicate a rodent or termite infestation in your walls or attic, especially in homes around the Nebraska Panhandle where cooler temperatures can encourage pests to seek shelter indoors. Rodents leave droppings and nests, while termites can cause wood to rot and give off a distinctive, unpleasant smell.
• Damage to Property: Rodents and termites can inflict serious damage on homes in Gering, especially in older buildings. Look for chewed wires, holes in walls, or damaged wood, which may signal pests are at work.
• Nesting: If you find nests or droppings in hidden areas like basements, attics, or behind appliances, it's likely you have a pest issue. Rodents, in particular, often seek out quiet, undisturbed places in homes around the Nebraska Panhandle to build their nests and multiply.