Water made Hurricane, and pests follow water
Hurricane was settled in 1896 at about 3,258 feet. The Virgin River forms most of its northern border, and Sand Hollow State Park and Quail Creek State Park are close by. The 7.5-mile Hurricane Canal, completed in 1904, carried river water to farmland on the Hurricane Bench, and the town once grew peaches, apricots and pecans. Its population went from 13,748 in 2010 to 20,036 in 2020.
What that means for pests
Homes near the river, reservoirs and irrigated ground tend to have more moisture, and moisture draws ants, earwigs, spiders and rodents. New neighborhoods on the edges of town are next to open ground where scorpions and desert spiders live.
What Hurricane homeowners ask about
- Ants and earwigs near irrigation and landscaping. See ant control
- Spiders on eaves, porches and in garages. See spider control
- Scorpions at the edges of newer developments
- Rodents on larger lots with outbuildings
- Weeds on larger lots and vacant ground
Services for Hurricane homes
Nearby towns we serve
We also serve La Verkin, Washington, St. George and the rest of Washington County. See all service areas.
How to reach us in Hurricane
Call or text (435) 525-5168, or text us for a free quote. Tell us your street or neighborhood and what you are seeing. There is no contract, every product we use is pet and kid friendly, and if pests return between treatments we come back at no charge.
Common questions
Do you serve Hurricane?
Yes. We serve Hurricane, along with St. George, Washington, Ivins, Santa Clara and La Verkin.
Do you treat larger lots?
Yes. Tell us about the size of your property and what you are seeing when you call.