Integrity Pest Management

A highly respected, family‑owned and operated organization dedicated to customer service. We stand behind our work with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Led by Tim Plants, a credentialed Primary Principal in virtually every category authorized by the Nevada Department of Agriculture, Integrity Pest Management is among the most capable privately held service organizations in Nevada.

Recognized experts in Integrated Pest and Vegetation Management, we are routinely called upon to assess, propose, implement, and maintain large environmentally sensitive projects statewide. With no need to scale, our team is prepared to deploy today with the knowledge, equipment, capacity, licenses, and insurance required to deliver results.

Our competence spans Residential, Commercial, Government, and Industrial management of pests and vegetation—including mosquito vectors and noxious weed abatement.

Integrity Pest Management is one of a select few Nevada organizations to achieve QualityPro certification, the mark of excellence in pest management. Our technicians are trained in accordance with established QualityPro guidelines.

Our commitment to continuing education is illustrated by our membership and ongoing technician certification, proctored by the National Pest Management Association (NPMA).

Further solidifying our standing as Northern Nevada’s premier provider of Integrated Pest Management services is our certification from the National Pest Maintenance Professionals Association (NPMPA).

When you want “Pests & Weeds Done Right,” call 775.423.7129. Serving all of Northern Nevada, including but not limited to the Carson Valley, Reno, Sparks, Cold Springs, Fernley, Fallon, and communities further east, we deliver Integrated Pest Management with local knowledge and pride. Learn more about our Integrated Vegetation Management Services by visiting our sister site: https://weedsdoneright.com link immediately below.                  

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Featured Pest: The Odorous House Ant

Northern Nevada’s most common home‑invading ant isn’t exotic or dramatic; it’s the Odorous House Ant. Built for our winters, this is the species homeowners actually deal with.

Some companies hype Argentine ants because the language sounds intense. We hear the same buzzwords over and over:

“supercolonies,” “aggressive expansion,” “they wipe out native ants.”

That may be true in other regions, but we don’t deal in hypotheticals. Northern Nevada gets cold, and while Argentine ants can overwinter in sheltered microclimates, they are not the dominant home‑invading species.

The Odorous House Ant is the real, routine invader here, and we address it within the full scope of Northern Nevada’s pest landscape.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Does Northern Nevada's climate affect pest control?

A: Yes. Reno, Sparks, and Carson City sit against the Sierra Nevada, where heavy snow and sharp seasonal swings drive pest lifecycles. Fernley and Fallon, along Highway 50, see less dramatic snow but still face rapid temperature shifts. Our technicians anticipate these patterns across Northern Nevada to keep homes and businesses protected year‑round.

Q. How are your technicians different?

A: Beyond Nevada Department of Agriculture licensing, our Pest Management Professionals are committed to ongoing certification through accredited programs such as the National Pest Management Association and Quality Pro. This ensures you’re working with experts who meet the highest standards while applying Integrated Pest Management solutions tailored to Northern Nevada’s unique pest challenges, from Carson City, Reno, and Sparks in the west to Fernley, Fallon, and communities further east.

Q. How do you control pests unique to Northern Nevada?

A: Northern Nevada faces more than your occasional invaders; outdoor insects and arthropods like earwigs, centipedes, silverfish, boxelder bugs, and ants are common. Arachnids, including scorpions and spiders, add another layer of concern, while commensal pests such as rodents, cockroaches, and birds exploit human structures. Integrity Pest Management addresses all of these by studying lifecycles and applying Integrated Pest Management strategies that combine exclusion, baiting, and proactive treatments to mitigate problems before they start.