Complete Pest Solutions of SWFL

09/25/2026

🌴 In Southwest Florida, pest season doesn't exactly take the winter off.
For property managers, that makes ongoing pest management especially important.
A quarterly pest control plan with Complete Pest Solutions helps maintain consistent protection for apartment communities, rental properties, HOAs, and commercial properties throughout the year.

Proudly serving Fort Myers, Cape Coral, North Fort Myers, Lehigh Acres, Estero, Bonita Springs, and surrounding Southwest Florida communities.
Instead of reacting every time a tenant spots a pest, build an ongoing plan designed around your properties.

📲 Managing properties in Southwest Florida? Contact Complete Pest Solutions today. https://completepestsolution.com/southwest-florida/

09/25/2026

After heavy rain, ants may head indoors, not to bother you, but because flooded, disrupted colonies are looking for dry shelter and food.

Big-headed ants can arrive in long trails, often favoring protein- and oil-based foods. Tiny ghost ants love sweets and may nest in wall voids or potted plants.

The honest fix: spraying the trail often makes the problem worse. Repellent sprays can cause a colony to “bud” into multiple colonies, and spraying near bait keeps ants from carrying it back. Baiting works slowly on purpose: foragers take it back to the colony, and it works best in dry weather.

Try these four fixes:
1. Crumbs and sticky spills: wipe counters and floors.
2. Pet food and recyclables: seal food and rinse containers.
3. Entry points: seal gaps around doors, windows, plumbing and electrical lines.
4. Potted plants and foundations: check for ghost ants and trim vegetation away.

If trails keep returning, Complete Pest Solutions can identify the species and use targeted treatments so the colony is eliminated instead of scattered. Free inspection and quarterly protection in Naples, Fort Myers, Bonita Springs and throughout Collier, Lee and Charlotte counties.

09/24/2026

Fall invaders are looking for a way inside. As temperatures begin to change, pests like lady beetles, stink bugs, and other overwintering insects may start gathering around sunny exterior walls, windows, and entry points.

A preventative perimeter treatment can help stop them before they make themselves at home.

📞 Schedule your fall pest treatment today and keep the bugs outdoors where they belong. https://completepestsolution.com/southwest-florida/

09/23/2026

The most satisfying 10 seconds of our week: resetting a trap line and finding nothing but clean, empty traps. That's a job well done.

09/23/2026

Standing water can turn a quiet corner of your yard into a mosquito nursery. Here’s what a Complete Pest Solutions quarterly visit actually looks like:

1. Inspect first: We check inside and outside for pest activity, entry points, moisture issues, and standing water. Plant saucer fix: empty and turn saucers over after watering.

2. Monitor carefully: We review or place sticky traps and bait stations where appropriate. Bird bath fix: refresh and clean the water regularly.

3. Treat only where needed: Our approach is targeted, not a blanket spray, based on what we find. Clogged gutter fix: clear debris so rainwater drains properly.

4. Protect the perimeter: We clear webs and nests and treat the exterior perimeter where needed to help maintain a barrier. Bucket or kiddie pool fix: empty, cover, or store it upside down.

5. Leave a clear record: You receive a written note explaining what we found and what we did, so next quarter continues the picture instead of starting over.

Serving Naples, Fort Myers, Bonita Springs, and communities throughout Collier, Lee, and Charlotte counties. Request your free inspection and enjoy year-round quarterly protection.

09/22/2026

Fall is officially here — and so is fall pest season.

Watch for: stink bugs (they cluster on sunny walls before pushing inside), spiders (moving in for the winter), rodents (squeezing through gaps as small as a dime), and boxelder bugs (sunbathing on your siding by the hundreds). Now's the time to get ahead of it.

09/21/2026

"I didn't think I'd ever feel comfortable in my basement again — now my kids play down there." — real review from a real customer.

This is why we do what we do, and we love helping families. Reach out today for your pest needs. https://completepestsolution.com/southwest-florida/

09/21/2026

A dime-sized gap can be an open invitation for a mouse.

As fall brings cooler, drier nights, rodents may start scouting Southwest Florida homes for shelter. A mouse can squeeze through an opening about 1/4 inch wide: roughly pencil-width: and a rat through one around 1/2 inch.

Check around doors, utility lines, vents, cabinets, garages, attics and baseboards for droppings, gnaw marks, greasy rub marks, nighttime scratching or shredded nesting material.

Seal gaps with rodent-resistant materials such as steel wool and caulk, hardware cloth with 1/4-inch-or-smaller mesh, concrete or sheet metal. Keep pet food and birdseed sealed and stored indoors.

Complete Pest Solutions offers free inspections and year-round quarterly protection for homes and businesses in Naples, Fort Myers, Bonita Springs, and throughout Collier, Lee and Charlotte counties. Message us to schedule.

09/19/2026

09/19/2026

Palmetto bugs don't invade. They relocate.

Heavy rain in Southwest Florida floods the outdoor spots where American cockroaches shelter, so they head indoors looking for dry ground, food, and water. That's why you tend to see them after a storm.

Keep them out:
• Seal cracks and gaps around doors, windows, vents, and where plumbing and electrical lines enter the home.
• Repair torn lanai screens.
• Fix leaks and drain standing water.
• Reduce humidity indoors and keep food debris off counters and floors.
• Store pet food sealed and indoors.

Beyond the nuisance, cockroach droppings and shed skins can trigger asthma and allergy symptoms, so it's worth staying ahead of them.

Complete Pest Solutions offers free inspections and year-round quarterly protection for homes and businesses in Naples, Fort Myers, Bonita Springs, and throughout Collier, Lee, and Charlotte counties.