Orlando Pest Control & Exterminator Services
Trusted Pest Control and Exterminator Services in Orlando, FL
About Aruza Pest Control
Founded in 2016 in Charlotte, North Carolina, Aruza began as a garage-startup with two friends who believed that pest control should be reliable, respectful, and transparent. Over the years, Aruza has grown into a multi-state operation with 12 branches — including Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensboro NC, Smithfield NC, Greenville SC, Columbia SC, Charleston SC, Orlando FL, Tampa FL, Jacksonville FL, Dallas TX & Houston TX — serving homeowners and businesses with local expertise and genuine care.
Through rapid expansion and strategic growth, Aruza has maintained a singular focus: protecting homes and families from pests while putting people first.
Your Branch
Hours
8:00am – 6:00pm (M-F)
8:00am – 1:00pm (Sat)
✓ Custom Treatment
We will perform a whole home inspection of your property and design a treatment plan tailored to your situation.
✓ Fast & Reliable
Our technicians arrive on time, communicate clearly, and deliver effective pest control you can count on when you need it most.
✓ Family & Pet-Friendly
We use industry-approved products and application methods with your family, pets, and environment in mind.
✓ Local Experts
We live and work here too. Our team understands your areas unique pest pressures and seasonal trends.
✓ Unlimited Callbacks
With qualifying recurring plans, if pests return between services, so do we — at no additional cost to you.
✓ You Come First
From your first call to follow-up visits, we focus on clear communication, education, and long-term protection.
How our Pest Control Process Works
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1. Inspection
Thorough checks of key entry points & hotspots.
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2. Identification
Pest-specific strategies (no guessing).
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3. Monitoring
Ongoing tracking, not “one-and-done.”
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4. Implementation
Targeted, safe, and compliant applications.
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5. Evaluation
Follow-through to ensure lasting results.
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4. Implementation
Targeted, safe, and compliant applications.
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5. Evaluation
Follow-through to ensure lasting results.
Get answers to common insect and pest control questions.
Got questions? We have answers! We have compiled the most frequently asked questions for our top services in your area to help you troubleshoot whatever pest problems you're dealing with.
Cockroach FAQ's
Are cockroaches a health concern?
Yes. Cockroaches can spread bacteria, contaminate food, and trigger allergies and asthma.
Do cockroaches indicate sanitation problems?
Not always. Roaches are often drawn to moisture, plumbing leaks, and warm hiding areas.
What types of cockroaches infest homes?
German, American, and smoky brown cockroaches are the most common indoor invaders.
Why are cockroaches hard to eliminate?
Cockroaches reproduce quickly, hide in dark and moist spaces (under sinks, dishwashers and refrigerators, and can survive on minimal food and moisture.
What is the best way to get rid of cockroaches?
Effective control usually combines sanitation, sealing entry points, and using targeted products such as baits, dusts, and insect growth regulators. Because roaches are resilient, professional treatment often provides faster, more reliable results.
How quickly can a cockroach infestation spread?
Roaches reproduce quickly; a small problem can turn into a widespread infestation in just a few weeks if conditions are favorable and no control measures are taken.
Are cockroaches dangerous?
Cockroaches can contaminate food and surfaces with bacteria and allergens. Their presence is linked to asthma and allergy flareairups, especially in children, so infestations should be addressed promptly.
What are the signs of a cockroach infestation?
Typical signs include live or dead cockroaches, droppings that look like black pepper or coffee grounds, egg cases, shed skins, and an unpleasant, musty odor in heavily infested areas.
How do I prevent cockroaches from entering my home?
Seal cracks and gaps, fix moisture issues, store food in sealed containers, clean up spills and crumbs quickly, and reduce clutter so roaches have fewer hiding spots.
Rodent Control FAQ's
Do rodents cause structural damage?
Yes. Rodents chew wiring, insulation, and wood, increasing fire and safety risks.
Why is exclusion important for rodent control?
Sealing entry points prevents rodents from returning after removal.
Are rodents active year-round?
Yes, but activity often increases in colder months when rodents seek warmth indoors.
What attracts rodents into homes?
Food sources, shelter, warmth, and entry gaps around foundations, doors, and utility lines.
How can I prevent rodents from entering my home?
Seal openings larger than about a quarter inch, store food in sealed containers, keep trash covered, trim vegetation away from the home, and reduce clutter that could serve as nesting sites.
What are the signs of a rodent infestation?
You may notice droppings, gnaw marks, scratching sounds in walls or ceilings, nests made of shredded material, or greasy rub marks along baseboards and runways.
Are rodents dangerous?
Rodents can spread diseases, introduce fleas and ticks, contaminate food, and damage wiring and structures through constant gnawing, which can even create fire hazards.
How do I get rid of rodents?
Combine exclusion (sealing entry points) with traps or bait stations, improve sanitation, and, for larger infestations, work with a professional who can design a full rodent management plan.
How much does rodent control cost?
Costs vary with the severity of the problem, home size, and whether ongoing monitoring is included, but many services fall somewhere between a few hundred dollars and higher for complex cases.
Mosquito Pest FAQ's
How do I keep mosquitoes away?
Wondering how to make your home a no-fly zone for mosquitoes? Here’s the action plan:
- Drain Standing Water
- Remember, mosquitoes love their nurseries to be stagnant water bodies. Birdbaths, flowerpots, and old tires can unknowingly become mosquito maternity wards. Drain them regularly to prevent mosquito breeding!
- Wear Repellent
- Wearing insect repellent is akin to donning an invisible force field. When choosing your repellent, look for the knight-in-shining-armor ingredients like DEET or picaridin.
- Use Windor and Door Screens
- Screens on doors and windows are your house’s personal bouncers, keeping unwanted mosquito guests out.
- Attack at the Right Time
- Mosquitoes are most active during dawn and dusk. Try to avoid being outdoors during these peak mosquito happy hours (though this is hard around July 4th).
- Use Mosquito Traps
- Using a mosquito trap can help reduce the mosquito count in your yard. It’s like a mini-vacation spot they can check into but never leave.
- Call Aruza Pest Control
- If your mosquito problem feels like an invasion, it’s time to bring in the professionals – calling pest control companies like Aruza can quickly remedy the problem and give you a solid prevention plan.
Are mosquitoes a health risk?
Yes. Mosquitoes can transmit diseases such as West Nile virus and other pathogens.
Can mosquitoes breed in small amounts of water?
Yes. Mosquitoes can breed in bottle caps, gutters, planters, and other small water sources.
How do I get rid of mosquitoes?
Eliminate standing water, maintain your yard, use repellents and fans outdoors, install or repair window and door screens, and consider professional yard treatments for heavy infestations.
How do mosquitoes find their prey?
They track carbon dioxide from our breath, body heat, movement, and certain skin odors to locate people and animals to bite.
How do mosquitoes transmit diseases?
Mosquitoes, especially the females as they are the only ones that feed, are much more than just annoying. When these bloodthirsty ladies feed, they can pick up diseases from an infected host, and voila! The next unsuspecting victim they bite becomes the new recipient of the illness.
What are the best ways to prevent mosquito bites?
Wear long sleeves and pants, use EPA registered repellents, avoid being outside at dawn and dusk when possible, and use fans, screens, or nets to create physical barriers between you and mosquitoes.
What are the signs of a mosquito bite?
Most bites cause a small, raised, itchy bump. Some people may experience swelling, blistering, or more intense reactions; any concerning symptoms after bites should be checked by a healthcare provider.
What diseases can mosquitoes transmit?
Depending on the region, mosquitoes can spread illnesses like West Nile virus, Zika, dengue, malaria, chikungunya, and others.
Termite Pest FAQ's
How do termites reproduce?
Reproductive termites, called alates, leave the colony in swarms, mate, and start new colonies. Established queens then lay large numbers of eggs to grow the population.
What kind of wood do termites eat?
Termites feed on cellulose found in wood and other plant-based materials. Some species prefer softer, moist wood, while others can attack a wide range of wood types.
What are the signs of a termite infestation?
Signs include hollowed or damaged wood, mud tubes, discarded wings, and small, pellet-like droppings.
Are termites dangerous?
Termites don’t typically harm people directly, but they can cause significant structural damage to buildings, which can be extremely costly to repair.
How do I get rid of termites?
Effective termite control usually requires professional inspection and treatment using soil treatments, bait systems, or localized applications. DIY methods are rarely sufficient for full colony elimination.
Our Core Values
At Aruza, our core values are more than just words—they are our blueprint. They guide how we lead, how we serve, and how we grow. They help us build a company where people take pride in what they do, support one another like family, and never settle for average. Our values shape every experience for our customers, our teammates, and our communities. They are how we build and protect culture, hold ourselves accountable, and become better every day together.