Free inspection
Species identified and entry points found.
Florida · Homes and small businesses
Find out how
Find out how
they are getting in.
Spraying treats the ones you can see. Working out the gap under the siding, the branch touching the roof or the leaking pipe treats the reason there are any — and that is the visit worth paying for.
- 2023trading since
- FLlicensed operator
- Freeinspection
- Labelis the law
What we do
Four services, starting with an inspection
Licensed applicators, applied to the label. We tell you the product used and any re-entry interval before we treat.
General pest control
Treatment for common household pests, with the conditions attracting them identified too.
See the programTermites & WDO inspections
Inspection for termites and other wood-destroying organisms, with treatment and written reports.
See the programMosquito & yard programmes
Yard treatment through the season, starting with the water they are breeding in.
See the programRodent control & exclusion
Trapping and removal combined with sealing the gaps they are using to get in.
See the program
How it works
How we work
Identify the species, find the way in, treat to the label, and tell you what to change so it stops.
Quoted after looking
Not over the phone from a description.
Treated to the label
Product and re-entry interval told to you first.
Causes explained
So it is a fix rather than a subscription.
Working together
Ways to work with us
Quoted after a free inspection. Termite warranties are separate written contracts with their own terms.
One-off treatment
A specific problem dealt with now.
- Free inspection first
- Species correctly identified
- Product and precautions explained
- Cause identified, not just symptoms
- No ongoing contract
Quarterly service
Regular prevention for the common Florida pests.
- Scheduled visits through the year
- Interior and exterior treatment
- Entry points monitored
- Free call-backs between visits
- Cancel with notice, no tie-in
Termites & rodents
WDO inspections, termite treatment and exclusion work.
- WDO report to standard
- What was not accessible, listed
- Treatment matched to species
- Rodent exclusion, not just bait
- Warranty terms in writing
Every engagement is quoted after a free consultation. No subscription.
How we work
A Florida company, licensed and label-bound
OHOH LLC is a limited liability company registered in the State of Florida, document number L23000312161, filed in 2023, operating under FDACS pest control business licence [FLORIDA PEST CONTROL BUSINESS LICENCE NUMBER] with a certified operator in charge.
Pesticide labels are legally binding documents, not suggestions — the rate, the location and the re-entry interval are all set by the label and we follow them. You will be told what was used, how long to stay out, and what it means for children, pets and aquariums before we treat. We select treatments that protect pollinators, and we do not treat or remove honey bee colonies; those go to a registered beekeeper.
Frequently asked
The questions we get most
Can you quote over the phone?
Not honestly. The species and how it is getting in decide the treatment, and neither can be established from a description. The inspection is free, so there is nothing to lose.
Is it safe for my children and pets?
We will tell you exactly what was applied, how long to stay off treated areas and any precautions, before we treat. If you keep fish or reptiles, say so first — some products require extra care.
Why do the ants keep coming back?
Usually because something is attracting them that spraying does not change — moisture, mulch against the wall, a gap at a door. We will point at the cause, even though fixing it means fewer visits for us.
Do I need a termite warranty?
It depends on the construction and the species. Any warranty is a separate written contract — read the renewal terms and what it actually covers, because those vary a great deal between companies.
There are bees in my wall.
We will not treat them. Honey bees go to a registered beekeeper for removal, and we will point you to one.
Can you just put down bait for the rats?
We can, and the hole will still be there next season. Exclusion — finding and sealing the gaps — is the part that actually ends it.
Something getting in?
A free inspection to identify what it is and how it is getting in.