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There are many Lake Havasu City pest control companies, but most deal with extermination of insects. We deal strictly with wild animals, such as raccoon, skunk, opossum, and more. Havasu Pest Control differs from the average Lake Havasu City exterminator business because we are licensed and insured experts, and deal only with animals. We are not merely trappers, but full-services nuisance wildlife control operators, offering advanced solutions.

We also service the towns of Davis Dam, Dolan Springs and also animal control in Topock, Yucca and pest control in Mohave Valley, Valentine and wild animal services in Chloride, Hackberry, Wikieup and wildlife management in Bullhead City, Kingman.
 

We at Havasu Pest Control provide the best Lake Havasu City pest control business, and would be happy to serve your Lake Havasu City bat control or pigeon and bird control needs with a professional solution. Skunks, moles, and other animals that can damage your lawn - we trap them all. Our professional pest management of wildlife and animals can solve all of your Lake Havasu City critter capture and control needs. Give us a call at Please click here to email us and if you have a wildlife issue, we will get back to you immediately. for a price quote and more information.

Pest control firm gearing up for October spraying to fight West Nile

Lake Havasu City Pest Control is scheduled to spray chemical fog for possible West Nile virus-carrying mosquitoes from 9 p.m. through early morning, on Oct. 10 west of Highway 95 from Sterling Road to Ash Avenue, and from the Golden Shores area to the Calpine South Point Energy Center. "We're contracted through the county (Mohave) to spray for mosquitoes," said James E. Bullhead City and La Paz County Animal and Pest Control man, Lake Havasu City Pest Control special project manager. "Last year was the first year we had a West Nile virus carrying mosquito here," he said.

Bullhead City and La Paz County Animal and Pest Control man said Hurricanes Rita and Katrina have slowed the process of getting out to spray. "Right now we're waiting for a shipment of product (insecticide for fogger) from Texas," he said. Although Lake Havasu City Pest Control fogged Sept. 13 in the Golden Shores and Topock area, this will be their first time fogging within the Bullhead City limits, Bullhead City and La Paz County Animal and Pest Control man said.

"(By having to fog here,) it's showing the migration of the mosquito has moved, within a year, (from Golden Shores and Topock areas) into the Bullhead City limits," Bullhead City and La Paz County Animal and Pest Control man said. Lake Havasu City Pest Control will use a Lake Havasu City Fogger to distribute the insecticide fog. Mounted in the back of a truck, the fogger will spray a cloud of fog 150 feet left and right out of the machine's steel nozzle that looks like a small green canon with a CD on top. Lake Havasu City pest control is an important part of the local economy, but only a few Arizona companies deal with wild animals.

The Lake Havasu City Fogger also has an auto-shut-off safety feature, Bullhead City and La Paz County Animal and Pest Control man said. The truck cruises at 10 mph as the fog is sprayed, and if the vehicle goes over or under that speed, the machine automatically stops spraying, Bullhead City and La Paz County Animal and Pest Control man said. "Stay indoors from 9 o'clock on ... get your pets indoors," he said. "We'll have a flashing light (and) you'll probably hear us coming (from the fogger's sound.) After we pass by, if you went to go out (of your home) 20 minutes later, it's perfectly fine," Bullhead City and La Paz County Animal and Pest Control man said.

Bullhead City and La Paz County Animal and Pest Control man said the chemical spray is safer than some people fear. "It's called 'ultra-low-volume spray,' and basically what it does, is it takes the product and puts it into real microscopic particles," he said. "(The fog's) half-life is probably a minute. Once it leaves our machine, it's going to dissipate real rapidly," Bullhead City and La Paz County Animal and Pest Control man said. Most local owners of pest control companies in Lake Havasu City, Arizona weren’t sure what to make of all this.