Moth control
Moth Control in Slidell & Southeast Louisiana
Pantry moths in your flour and clothes moths in your closet, found at the source and treated.
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Moth Control That Gets to the Source
Two kinds of moths cause most indoor problems. Indian meal moths infest flour, cereal, rice, nuts and pet food. Clothes moths feed on wool, silk and other natural fibers in closets and storage.
The adults you see flying are only part of it. The larvae do the damage, so we find the source, treat it and help you keep it from coming back.
Signs of moths
- Small moths flying in the kitchen or pantry
- Webbing or clumps in dry food
- Larvae crawling on pantry shelves or ceilings
- Holes in wool or natural-fiber clothing
- Silky tubes or casings in closets
Why here
Why Moths Are So Common in Louisiana
Warm, humid homes let moths breed year-round. One infested bag of flour or birdseed can spread to the whole pantry within a few weeks.
Common in Louisiana:
How we treat it
Our Moth Control Process
Source search
Finding every infested food package or garment.
Targeted treatment
Treating pantry shelves, cracks and closet areas.
Cleanup tips
What to toss, how to clean and how to store food safely.
Follow-up
Checking back to make sure the cycle is broken.
Pantry moths are covered as general pests in every Freedom Membership plan. See pest control for plans and details.
Where do pantry moths come from?
Usually from an infested food package brought home from the store, such as flour, grains, nuts or birdseed.
Should I throw out my food?
Throw out anything with webbing, larvae or clumps. Store the rest in sealed containers.
How do I protect my clothes from moths?
Clean clothes before storing them and keep wool and silk in sealed bags or bins.
Are moths covered in my plan?
Pantry moths are covered as general pests under every Freedom Membership plan.
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