We handle pest control for homes and businesses in New Iberia — roaches, spiders, fleas, ticks, mosquitoes, bed bugs, rats and mice, snakes, and termites from first sign to full repair. Most calls start the same way: something's been seen, or something's been heard in a wall, and nobody's sure yet how bad it is. We come look, tell you plainly what we find, and what it would take to deal with it. Our technicians are licensed in the state of Louisiana to do this work. Estimates don't cost you anything, and in many cases we can get out to look the same day you call. We take cash, check, and card. We also run ongoing pest control plans for commercial buildings and warehouse space, where the job is less about one bad night and more about keeping it that way.
Termites are the job we do more of than any other kind of pest work. Subterranean termites move up through soil contact into the structure, often along a pier, a slab edge, or a foundation crack you'd never think to check. Drywood termites skip the soil step entirely and live right in the wood. Formosan termites swarm on warm evenings in late spring, and that's usually when people first notice anything at all — a cloud of insects at a porch light, long after the damage underneath has already started. What people get wrong is waiting for visible holes. Real termite damage mostly hides behind paint and drywall until a board gives way under a foot. The first visit is about finding mud tubes, soft wood, frass, and moisture before any of that happens, and if it's already happened, figuring out how far it's gone before we talk about repair.
We check inside and out — attic, crawl space or slab edge, foundation line, anywhere pests get in or nest. This tells us what we're actually dealing with before anything gets sprayed or baited.
A German roach and an American roach don't get treated the same way, and neither do a carpenter ant and a termite. Getting the species right decides everything that follows.
We decide what the job needs — bait stations, soil treatment, spray, sealing gaps, trapping, live removal — and what order it goes in.
Treatment goes in on schedule, inside and outside as the pest requires, with attention to where people and pets actually live in the house.
Bait stations get monitored, traps get checked, and if something's still active, we go back in and deal with it.
New Iberia is the parish seat of Iberia Parish and its largest city, sitting about 21 miles southeast of Lafayette as part of the Lafayette metro area, in the region known as Acadiana. It's a place built around through-traffic as much as anything — U.S. 90 running straight through, Amtrak's Sunset Limited stopping here on its run between Los Angeles and New Orleans, and its own general-aviation field at Acadiana Regional Airport. Being the parish seat means it's the hub for the parish around it, with homes, offices, and commercial buildings concentrated along those same corridors. That concentration is a big part of the work — a lot of structures, old and new, sitting close together, each one needing the same kind of attention whether it's a house off a side street or a building fronting the highway.
New Iberia's housing is a mix — raised houses up on piers standing right next to slab-on-grade construction, sometimes on the same block. Each foundation type gives pests a different way in. A pier house has open space underneath that needs its own look; a slab needs its edges and expansion joints checked. The water table here sits high, which is part of why basements aren't part of the building stock at all — and why ground-level dampness around a foundation is a year-round condition, not a spring problem. That kind of steady moisture against wood and soil is exactly what keeps subterranean termites and a handful of other pests working all twelve months instead of slowing down for winter. It shapes how we inspect and where we look first, every time.
Tell us what is happening at the property and we will tell you what it takes to deal with it.
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Providing professional pest control services across New Iberia and neighboring communities.
Common questions about our pest control services in New Iberia.
Termite Control, Termite Inspection, Subterranean Termite Treatment, Termite Damage Repair, Drywood Termite Control, and 9 more — all of it in New Iberia.
New Iberia, plus Youngsville, St. Martinville, Loreauville, Jeanerette, Delcambre, Erath.
No — estimates are free and carry no obligation.
Often. Same-day visits are available in New Iberia when the route allows, rather than promised; call (337) 606-6133 and we will say either way.
A licensed technician from Xeno Exclusion. The same people who quote the job are the people who turn up to do it.
Cash, check, or card — Visa, Mastercard, Amex and Discover.