Hurricane Scorpion Control

More Room, More Hiding Spots

Scorpions love the clutter that comes with real working property. Stacked lumber, firewood, stored equipment, rock borders, and the gaps under sheds all make good daytime shelter. From there, it's a short walk to your back door, especially on warm nights when they're out hunting.

Homes near Sand Hollow and the newer neighborhoods on the edge of town also back up to open desert, so new scorpions can wander in at any time.

Treating Scorpions on a Hurricane Property

We start at the house, because that's what matters most to your family. Your tech treats the walls, door thresholds, garage, and eaves where scorpions get in, following each product's label. Then we look at the outbuildings, wood piles, and rock borders where they're living, and treat the ones that make sense for your lot.

Adam and Lincoln, two of our Hurricane techs, know these properties well. With a plan, you'll see us through the year, and if a covered pest turns up between visits, we're back the same or next day for free.

Simple Habits That Help on Bigger Lots

• Keep firewood and lumber stacked off the ground and away from the house.
• Wear gloves when moving rocks, boards, or anything that's been sitting a while.
• Shake out boots and work gloves left in the garage or shop.

More on scorpions in Southern Utah is on our scorpion control page, and our pricing guide shows what a plan costs.