Pest Control in Roseville, CA

Roseville pest control companies range from national franchises to one-truck operations. Apex sits in between: a family-owned company with a Sacramento office at 4541 Harlin Drive, and three named operators whose licenses you can look up. Apex Pest Control, Inc. holds Structural Pest Control Board registration No. 2770, Branch 2, for general household pest control. President Jeff Alexander holds operator license No. 8484, Brent Brandon holds No. 12138, and Jared F. Alexander holds No. 14137.

The company has been BBB accredited since 1984 with an A+ rating, has belonged to the California Pest Management Association since 1999, and was named Best Pest Control in the 2026 Best of Times awards. About one in three new customers arrives by referral, which is the number we care about most.

The Sacramento Valley pattern applies across Placer County. Summers are warm and dry, most of the rain falls between November and February, and the pests follow the weather.

If you searched for a Roseville exterminator, here is what the first visit from Apex looks like. Jeff prefers the term pest management, because the visit is mostly looking before it is treating.

Rodent work is assessed for fit, and we say that plainly because Jeff does not consider Apex a rodent specialty company. What we do: place bait stations for roof rats, Norway rats and house mice, and tell you what is inviting them, such as a limb touching the roof, an open gap, or a bucket of dog food on the back porch. What we refer: heavy infestations that need exclusion work, cleanup, and repairs to chewed sheetrock. We keep a list of companies that do that work well.

Most Roseville homes end up on the on-going maintenance program, bi-monthly. The first visit treats the interior where activity is and the exterior barrier around the whole home. Follow-up visits reinforce the barrier and sweep webs, and you do not need to be home. If a locked gate or a loose dog keeps the technician out of an area, you get a note and a reschedule at no extra cost.

A one-time visit fits some problems: fleas after a pet is gone, or a move-out. For spiders, a one-time service is a bandage; the webs return as the barrier fades. We tell you which one fits on the phone, before you spend anything.

On rainy or saturated days the technician uses a granular product around the base of the home that withstands up to four inches of rain, and keeps liquid applications to protected areas, so winter visits still hold.

April to October is the main season: ants, spiders, fleas and outdoor roaches. Heat waves are the trigger for ant calls. November to February, once temperatures drop below 40, the route gets quiet and ants become the only real problem, usually right after the first heavy rain. Rodents are active year round. A maintenance schedule keeps the barrier ahead of each of those turns instead of behind them.

Continuing maintenance customers in good standing get return visits at no additional charge for any contracted pest problem between regular service dates, and the technician keeps coming back until the problem is solved. Troublesome pest issues may require a supervisor's input. That is the guarantee in one paragraph; the full wording is on our guarantee page.

Technicians are state-licensed, bonded and insured, and they renew their licenses every three years with required continuing education. California requires long sleeves, long trousers, gloves and safety glasses for treatment, and the county agricultural commissioner makes unannounced spot checks. You should see that gear on every Apex visit.

Termites and other wood-destroying organisms are Branch 3 work, outside our license, so we refer you to a termite company. Bed bugs go to a heat-treatment company. Squirrels, raccoons, possums and moles need a trapper, and voles are an agricultural pest we cannot treat. We do not control flies or mosquitoes. Honey bees get a beekeeper first, from our referral list; treatment is a last resort when bees are inside the structure and no beekeeper will take them.

We can usually give an estimate over the phone from the square footage of the home and what you are seeing. The estimate is confirmed at the home, because the interview and the walk-around often turn up more than the caller described. We do not publish prices, because a number without seeing the home is a guess. The $90.00 new-homeowner discount is already in the quote the office gives you.

Roseville is on Apex's service-area list, and our technicians are dispatched from the Sacramento office. If you want to confirm your address is on a route, the office can tell you in a minute. The full list of cities we serve is on the service areas page.