
BugZout provides pest control for homes and businesses throughout Pueblo West. With dry conditions, open ground and larger properties throughout the community, pest problems here can be very different from those in nearby mountain towns
Pueblo West gets around 300 days of sunshine and less than 12 inches of precipitation in an average year. That dry environment favors a different mix of insects and other pests than you'll find in wetter or higher mountain communities.
Pueblo West spreads across roughly 49 square miles. Many neighborhoods have open land, trails or undeveloped areas nearby, which means mice, spiders and other pests may already be living surprisingly close to the house.
Pueblo West includes residential-agricultural areas and has a long equestrian tradition. Garages, sheds, shops, horse properties and other outbuildings add more places where rodents and insects can find shelter.
Pueblo West was developed beginning in 1969 across what had largely been open land. Even with decades of growth, wide-open views, trails and undeveloped ground are still a big part of what makes Pueblo West feel like Pueblo West.
Pueblo Reservoir sits immediately south of Pueblo West, while neighborhoods stretch north across much drier high-desert terrain. Within the same community, landscaping, moisture, open ground and property size can vary considerably — and so can pest activity.

Pueblo West's dry climate, rocky landscaping and protected areas around garages, sheds and foundations give spiders plenty of places to hide. Black widows are one we regularly deal with around properties in the area.

Yes, Pueblo West has scorpions. Open high-desert ground, rocks, landscaping and gaps around buildings can put scorpions and centipedes surprisingly close to homes and businesses.

With so much open ground around Pueblo West, mice don't have to travel far to reach homes, garages, shops and outbuildings. Once they find a small opening, they can quickly become an indoor problem.

Pueblo West's long, hot summers bring plenty of wasp and yellow-jacket activity. We commonly look around rooflines, sheds, decks, wall openings and ground-nesting areas when tracking down activity.

Irrigated lawns and landscaping create little pockets of moisture in Pueblo West's otherwise dry environment. Those areas can support ant colonies that eventually begin traveling around foundations and inside buildings.

Cockroaches can become established anywhere they find the right food, water and shelter. We identify the type of cockroach and where the activity is coming from before deciding how the problem should be treated.

Bed bugs can show up in any Pueblo West home, apartment or business. They aren't a sign of a dirty property and can be brought in on luggage, furniture, clothing and other belongings. We focus on finding where they're hiding and treating the actual infestation.

Pocket gophers can make a mess of lawns and maintained ground, leaving fresh dirt mounds as they expand their underground tunnel systems. Larger Pueblo West properties can give them plenty of room to spread.
BugZout has been serving Southern Colorado since 2013, including customers throughout Pueblo West.
Whether you're dealing with spiders around the garage, mice getting into an outbuilding, wasps around the house or something you can't identify, we'll help determine what's going on and what actually needs to be done.
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