Welcome to Brian Morris Professional Pest Management!

My name is Brian Morris, a native of Jupiter, Florida. I have been helping people with pest problems for over 15 years. We are fully licensed, insured and experienced to care for all your pest and termite needs...and "we want to work for you!"

Our services are people and pet friendly... and we always guarantee our work. Call us now for quick response and service!

We have happy customers from Jupiter, Tequesta, Jupiter Island, Palm Beach Gardens, Juno Beach, North Palm Beach and south to West Palm Beach.

Our 3 Step Process...

A Comprehensive Inspection and Evaluation.

We start with a detailed inspection of your home or business to identify and evaluate what makes your situatiion unique, what kind of waste removal issues or structural conditions may exist that can attract pests, why you have intrusion on some floors but not on others — anything that points to how and where pests are entering, or why they might want to.

Then we evaluate your building materials, proximity to other contributing factos, specific climate and soil conditions along with any other red flags conducive to pest intrusion.

The Right Treatment For Your Needs!

Based on our comprehensive evaluation, we develop a custom program that suits your specific requirements.

We emphasize offensive techniques, such as physical barriers, sanitation concealment and non-chemical options to help eliminate pests problems before they become troublesome. You will receive tips and suggestions on how to keep your home or business from being volitile.

When selecting a teatment product, we utilize the most effective with the least environmental impact possible. We use the latest systems and technology to address the source and solution.

Ongoing Monitoring and Protection.

Our prefessional pest management team are nothing more than a phone call away, to ensure 365 days a year of ongoing pest free effectiveness.

We routinely monitor and inspect whether your treatment plan is always the right choice for you.

We constantly check for any and all new conditions that could present themselves and usually will catch them before they become a nusiance. We value good communication with our customers and will always document our services and recommendations.

You and your family will be in good hands with Brian Morris Professional Pest Management!

Common Pests

Below are some of the most comon pest conditions that exist in South Florida. If you have any of these concerns and would like a no-obligation consultation. Please call us today!

Cockroach

Adults eat moist foods. This can be human food, pet food or other edible organic matter.

Because they eat the same foods as humans and pets, they are considered a huge commercial and personal pest.

We can eliminate these however, all residents and pets will need to evacuate the premise while the treatment is performed.

Females lay about a dozen eggs at a time and then carry them on their backs for a few days, unloading them in a dark area where the eggs can hatch undisturbed. Nymphs (juveniles) look like smaller versions of adults and can take up to a year to grow to full size. Female life spans are at least a year long.

Most cockroaches flee for cover when suddenly illuminated, however, they will crawl and explore areas and rooms with lights on.

Cockroach infestations are a common problem in homes, apartments and food warehouses. Professional exterminators are very helpful in eradicating them from the premises.

Fire Ants

Tired of spending time, money, and effort with useless results only moving the mounds from one place to another?

Our treatments work usually within 72 hours and can last from 3 months to 1 year depending on the program you choose.

Everything we use is safe for your children and your pets. And always guaranteed.

A typical fire ant colony produces mounds in open areas, and feeds mostly on plants and seeds. Fire ants often attack small animals and can kill them.

Unlike many other ants, which bite and then spray acid on the wound, fire ants bite only to get a grip and then sting (from the abdomen) and inject a toxic alkaloid venom called Solenopsin, a compound from the class of piperidines.

For humans, this is a painful sting, a sensation similar to what one feels when burned by fire (hence the name) and the after effects of the sting can be deadly to sensitive people. Fire ants are more aggressive than most native species and so have pushed many species away from their local habitat.

Termites

Don't let termites eat your investment! We are state licensed and a certified Termite Operator and Inspector. We are licensed to kill!

We perform termite (WDO) inspections and reports for real estate and financial purposes, too.

Let us determine what you need and give you an estimate today. I can treat same day and issue report.

Adults eat moist foods. This can be human food, pet food or other edible organic matter. Because they eat the same foods as humans and pets, they are considered a huge commercial and personal pest.

Most cockroaches flee for cover when suddenly illuminated, however, they will crawl and explore areas and rooms with lights on.

Cockroach infestations are a common problem in homes, apartments and food warehouses. Professional exterminators are very helpful in eradicating them from the premises.

Rats

There is no such thing as a minor problem when it comes to rats.

They are disease carrying vermin that can be very destructive to your home and your health. Their teeth never stop growing so they will chew almost anything to aide in teething relief, and also chew things up to make nesting material.

We seal all possible entries that don't require carpentry and begin a trapping removal procedure.

Call us for peace of mind and sleep well at night instead of lying awake wondering "What was that?" and "Is it coming in?"

Adults eat moist foods. This can be human food, pet food or other edible organic matter. Because they eat the same foods as humans and pets, they are considered a huge commercial and personal pest.

Most cockroaches flee for cover when suddenly illuminated, however, they will crawl and explore areas and rooms with lights on.

Cockroach infestations are a common problem in homes, apartments and food warehouses. Professional exterminators are very helpful in eradicating them from the premises.

Ticks

Ticks are quite common in south Florida because of the sub-tropic and humid climate.

Once they migrate to a yard or lawn, they reproduce quickly and can become difficult to eliminate. They pray on living animals as their only source of food (blood).

Ticks carry many known diseases are are extremely harmful to pets and humans.

It is important to recognize and call a professional to eliminate these pests as soon as possible.

Ticks satisfy all of their nutritional requirements as ectoparasites, feeding on a diet of blood in a practice known as hematophagy. They are obligate hematophages, needing blood to survive and move from one stage of life to another. Ticks unable to find a host to feed on will die. This behavior is estimated to have evolved approximately 120 million years ago through adapative pressures to a blood-feeding environment. Evidence suggests this behavior evolved independently in the separate tick families, with differing host-tick interactions driving the adapative change. Ticks extract the blood by cutting a hole in the host's epidermis, into which they insert their hypostome, and keep the blood from clotting by excreting an anticoagulant or platelet aggregation inhibitor. Ticks find their hosts by detecting animals' breath and body odors, or by sensing body heat, moisture and vibrations. They are incapable of flying or jumping, but many tick species wait in a position known as "questing". While questing, ticks hold on to leaves and grass by their third and fourth pair of legs. They hold the first pair of legs outstretched, waiting to climb on to the host. When a host brushes the spot where a tick is waiting, it quickly climbs onto the host. Some ticks will attach quickly while others will wander looking for thinner skin like the ear. Depending on the species and the life stage, preparing to feed can take from ten minutes to two hours. On locating a suitable feeding spot, the tick grasps the skin and cuts into the surface.

Fleas

Fleas can be one of the most difficult and disturbing pests to eliminate from not only your yard but household as well.

Fleas reproduce at a alarming rate, and they are not particular as to the host either.

As long as there is a warm blood creature close by, they will begin to do their damage.

If you suspect you have a flea problem, the sooner you respond the eassier they can be eliminated. Call us for quick response.

Fleas are insects that form the order Siphonaptera. They are wingless, with mouthparts adapted for piercing skin and sucking blood. Fleas are external parasites, living by hematophagy off the blood of mammals and birds.

Bed Mites?

Bed bugs, or cimicidae, are small parasitic insects. The term usually refers to species that prefer to feed on human blood.

Early detection and treatment are critical to successful control. According to a survey, the most commonly infested places are the mattress (98.2%), boxspring (93.6%), as well as nearby carpets and baseboards (94.1%). In fact, bed bugs thrive in areas where there is an adequate supply of available hosts, and plenty of cracks and harborages within 1.5 metres (4.9 ft) of the host.

Because treatments are required in sleeping areas and other sensitive locations, methods other than chemical pesticides are in demand. Treatments can be costly, laborious, time consuming, repetitive, may entail health risks, and cause embarrassment to the person affected.

Spiders?

Spiders are one of the most feared home invaders. There are more phobias about spiders than any other pest, and understandably so. If you get bitten by the wrong spider - a black widow or a brown recluse - and you have a bad reaction to the venom, you can end up in the hospital. And yes, there have even been some deaths associated with spiders (though much less than you would think - six per decade in the U.S.).

In order to control spiders, there are several things that are important to know.

Don't expect perfection in spider control; they are biologically not very receptive to chemical agents and not very cooperative in picking up pesticides.

So just spraying alone is not a great defense against spiders. As you know, spiders are built high off the ground. They don't drag their bellies across surfaces. An insecticide residue on the surface only touches their feet. (Yes, they have feet.) But there's not a circulatory system that will take the insecticide to the organs within the body to cause a quick death.