Pest control in the Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles, CA 90068

Yes. The Los Angeles service office at 3123 Cahuenga Blvd W #390 sits in 90068, the same ZIP as much of the Hollywood Hills, so canyon calls here are among the shortest drives on the schedule.

Canyon streets back onto Griffith Park, Runyon Canyon and the Santa Monica Mountains, and homes here often sit on posts or over open crawl spaces with decks below. Those spaces are ideal dens, so exclusion with one-way doors and buried mesh is the usual fix.

Constantly. Dense canopy, ivy and utility lines give roof rats an aerial route to every roofline, and older vents and roof returns give them a way in. Trapping and sealing in metal is what ends it.

It can. Clearing brush around a hillside home, which the city requires in high fire hazard areas, displaces rodents and wildlife that were living in it, and some move toward the house. Sealing entry points before or right after clearance helps.

Yes. Older wood-framed homes, decks and post-and-beam construction give drywood termites plenty of exposed wood, and subterranean termites work the soil at the foundation. Annual inspections catch both early.

Yes, from Laurel Canyon and Nichols Canyon to Beachwood Canyon, the Cahuenga Pass and the streets around Lake Hollywood.