Pests get in at every level of a house. We work all four.

Termite, pest and rodent control from Stone Mountain, GA — from the gutter line down to the soil around your foundation.

  • 5.0 on Google (4 reviews)
  • 1010 Main St B, Stone Mountain
Cross-section of a house in four levels Roofline at the top, living space, crawlspace under the floor, and the soil around the foundation at the bottom. Each level links to the matching section below. 1 Roofline 2 Living space 3 Crawl 4 Soil & foundation
Red marks: gutter lines and termite bait stations — two of the jobs pictured below.

A local exterminator with an office in Stone Mountain.

Alert Exterminators handles termite control, pest control and rodent control across metro Atlanta.

Most pest problems don't start where you notice them. Roaches in the kitchen, mice in the attic and termites in a sill plate usually trace back to a gap at the roofline, damp ground in the crawlspace, or untreated soil against the foundation.

That's why the work on this site is laid out by level of the house, top to bottom. When you call, say where you're seeing activity — it tells the technician where to start looking.

Office
1010 Main St B, Stone Mountain, GA
Phone
(770) 498-7998
Google rating
5.0 from 4 reviews

Top to bottom: where the work happens.

Each level of a house invites different pests. The photos are real jobs posted by Alert Exterminators.

  1. 1

    Roofline

    Gaps along gutters and eaves are how rodents and wildlife get into attics.

    • Gutter line sealing
    • Rodent and animal removal
    Gap at a gutter line before sealing (top) and the same gutter line after metal flashing was installed (bottom)
    Gutter line sealing: open gap before, sealed after.
  2. 2

    Living space

    Where you actually see the problem — bed bugs, roaches, ants and other household pests.

    • General pest control
    • Bed bug extermination
    • Pest inspections

    No job photo for this level yet. Call to describe what you're seeing and where.

  3. 3

    Crawlspace

    Moisture under the floor draws termites and other pests and wears on insulation.

    • Vapor barrier installation
    • Insulation installation or upgrade
    Crawlspace with bare dirt and torn plastic before (left) and covered with a new white vapor barrier after (right)
    Vapor barrier installation: bare crawlspace floor before, covered after.
  4. 4

    Soil & foundation

    Subterranean termites travel through the soil and enter where wood meets the foundation.

    • Termite inspection
    • Termite control
    • Termite bait station installation
    A termite bait station before it was set (top) and installed flush in the ground beside a wooden deck (bottom)
    Termite bait station: before setting, then installed in the ground.

Tell them which level. They'll take it from there.

Roofline, living space, crawlspace or soil — one call to the Stone Mountain office.

(770) 498-7998
Call (770) 498-7998