Living at the desert’s edge
Ivins is in southwestern Washington County at about 3,156 feet, next to Snow Canyon State Park. Kayenta and Padre Canyon are nearby, and the city is home to Tuacahn, the largest professional outdoor theater in Utah. The climate is semi-arid, and the city has grown from 83 residents in 1940 to 8,978 in 2020, with more planned developments continuing to go in.
What that setting means for pests
Many Ivins homes back onto open desert or natural washes, and rock landscaping is common. Gaps in block walls, rock piles and stacked wood give scorpions and spiders places to shelter close to the house. Neighborhoods with irrigated landscaping add ants and earwigs to the list.
What Ivins homeowners ask about
- Scorpions around foundations, rock beds and block walls. See how to keep scorpions out of your house
- Spiders on eaves, porches and garage doors
- Ants near watered landscaping
- Weeds in rock and gravel yards
Services for Ivins homes
Nearby towns we serve
We also serve St. George, Santa Clara, Washington and the rest of Washington County. See all service areas.
How to reach us in Ivins
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
Are scorpions common in Ivins?
Ivins borders open desert, and scorpions live in this region. Whether you see them depends on your lot and surroundings. Read our guide to scorpions in Southern Utah.
Do you work in Kayenta and near Snow Canyon?
Yes. We serve Ivins, including Kayenta and the areas near Snow Canyon.