Pest control for homes and businesses across metro Atlanta

Areas we serve

Max Pest Solutions provides residential and commercial pest control across metro Atlanta. Pick your city for local treatment details, seasonal pest pressure and the areas we cover.

Outlines are the official city limits, from US Census boundary data. Click a city for its pest control page. Coal Mountain is unincorporated and has no city limits, so it is marked as a point.

Pest Control in Alpharetta, GAPerimeter ants climb from March and peak in May, entering at slab edges across Windward, Ocee and North Point. Treated at the nest, not the trail.See pest control here
Pest Control in Atlanta, GARodents are the year-round intown baseline and climb sharply from late October. Pre-war housing carries real termite risk when swarms arrive in April.See pest control here
Pest Control in Brookhaven, GACarpenter ants peak April to June in Historic Brookhaven properties with original structural timber, and rodents work the crawlspaces from late October.See pest control here
Pest Control in Buford, GALake Lanier shoreline and cove properties carry mosquito pressure from May into October, the longest season anywhere Max Pest Solutions covers.See pest control here
Pest Control in Chamblee, GAYear-round cockroach and fly work along the Buford Highway food service corridor, plus mid-century crawlspace housing where rodents never fully stop.See pest control here
Pest Control in Coal Mountain, GARodents and squirrels arrive from the woodland boundary rather than next door, climbing from late October. Unincorporated Forsyth, north of Lake Lanier.See pest control here
Pest Control in Cumming, GASlab-foundation subdivisions bring perimeter ants from March through June. Rodents follow from late October where lots still border woodland or pasture.See pest control here
Pest Control in Dacula, GATermite swarms in April and May carry higher risk on older rural properties, where woodland and pasture boundaries also feed the autumn rodent season.See pest control here
Pest Control in Doraville, GACockroach and fly work runs year-round in food service and multifamily, and rodent pressure at commercial loading and refuse areas never goes seasonal.See pest control here
Pest Control in Duluth, GAMosquito pressure runs May to September and is heaviest near the Chattahoochee and Rogers Bridge. Damp river-side ground brings termite swarms early.See pest control here
Pest Control in Dunwoody, GAOlder crawlspace properties keep rodents active all year and climbing from late October, and the age of the housing stock keeps termite risk live.See pest control here
Pest Control in Johns Creek, GAMosquitoes dominate May through September on lots backing onto wooded buffers and drainage corridors. Roof rats follow down from the canopy in autumn.See pest control here
Pest Control in Lawrenceville, GATermite swarms in April and May are a genuine structural risk in the historic core, where older properties near the town centre also draw autumn rodents.See pest control here
Pest Control in Milton, GACarpenter ants run late March through June in older Crabapple properties with damp structural timber. Roof rats move in from the treeline each October.See pest control here
Pest Control in Norcross, GARodent activity is continuous in the commercial corridors and spikes from late October in the historic downtown housing, where termite risk is real too.See pest control here
Pest Control in Peachtree Corners, GAMosquito pressure runs May to September near the Chattahoochee and the Simpsonwood corridor, while the office and commercial parks carry rodents all year.See pest control here
Pest Control in Roswell, GARiver park land along the southern edge feeds mosquitoes from May to September, and 1840s mill-village timber keeps carpenter ants working every spring.See pest control here
Pest Control in Sugar Hill, GADaylight basements put rodents and smokybrown cockroaches in at ground level, and it is street runoff rather than the lake that breeds summer mosquitoes.See pest control here
Pest Control in Suwanee, GALots backing onto Suwanee Creek and the greenway carry the heaviest mosquito pressure from May to September, and that corridor feeds autumn rodents too.See pest control here