Not every pest situation is an emergency, but when it is — an active hive near kids, a sudden rodent sighting in a nursery, a wasp nest blocking a doorway — our triage protocol gets a technician moving fast. Our dispatcher's first question is always about safety risk, not just discomfort, since that's what actually separates an emergency call from one that can wait for standard scheduling.
Not sure if it's urgent? Call anyway; we'll help you determine whether same-hour dispatch is needed.


Unlike standard business-hours scheduling, Emergency Pest Control emergency calls are answered any time, day or night.
Urgent doesn't mean unlicensed — our emergency crew meets the same certification standard for every call.
You'll know the cost upfront — urgency doesn't mean an unclear or inflated bill.
Our rapid-response units are stocked broadly, so a technician doesn't need to return to base mid-emergency.
We remove nests directly rather than just spraying from a distance, which fully eliminates the colony instead of just angering it.
We respond fast to sudden rodent activity, especially in spaces involving infants or food preparation.
A sudden swarm or outbreak after a storm or seasonal shift gets an urgent technician dispatched to assess and treat on arrival.
Weekend and holiday emergency calls receive the same rapid response as any weekday urgent call.
A pest emergency threatening business operations or a health inspection gets fast-tracked commercial dispatch.
Our dispatcher asks a few quick questions to route true emergencies ahead of standard scheduling.

Tell dispatch exactly what you're seeing; a wasp nest by the door gets a different response speed than a general question.
Our rapid-response units are positioned to minimize arrival time for genuine emergencies.
The technician assesses the situation on arrival and quotes a flat emergency price before any treatment begins.
Guarantee coverage carries over from the emergency visit if further treatment is needed afterward.
Called on a Sunday morning about a sudden ant swarm in the kitchen and they treated it same-day without any hassle.
Having a real 24/7 line, not just a voicemail, made all the difference during an actual emergency.
The pricing was clear even though it was an emergency call — no surprise after-hours markup.
Called at 11pm about scratching in the wall and the dispatcher walked me through enough to know it could wait until morning, which I appreciated more than a forced late-night visit.

No matter what time it is or which Keystone neighborhood you're in, our emergency line is staffed and ready to route a technician. Our Keystone emergency routes are planned to minimize response time across the full service area, not just near a single dispatch hub.

An active wasp or hornet nest near an entry, a sudden rodent sighting near food or infants, or an outbreak affecting safety typically qualify for emergency dispatch.
True 24/7 coverage means an urgent call at 2am gets the same response as one during business hours.
Arrival time depends on location and current dispatch load, but emergency calls are prioritized ahead of standard scheduling.
Pricing reflects the urgency of same-hour dispatch but is always confirmed with you upfront, not hidden.
Our dispatcher can help route non-urgent calls to standard scheduling instead, often at a lower cost.
Yes, commercial emergency dispatch is available, especially for situations that could affect a health inspection or force a closure.
One call to +1-866-315-0243 gets urgent dispatch moving immediately.
Call +1-866-315-0243