Contact Dona Ana Pest Control in Las Cruces

Dona Ana Pest Control Inc. has been locally owned and operated since 1968. We are a family business with deep roots in the Las Cruces community, and we believe pest control is about more than treating a property—it’s about taking care of our families.

We treat a wide range of common household and commercial pests, including ants, scorpions, spiders, roaches, rodents, termites, and other general pests.

Pest activity in the Las Cruces area can be persistent throughout the year. Regular preventative service can help reduce pest activity and catch problems before they become larger infestations.

Yes — you still benefit from pest control even if you don’t currently see pests. Pest control maintenance is important to prevent unnoticed pest activity. By the time you see visible signs, the infestation is already established. Seasonal changes can drive pests indoors. Preventative treatment blocks pests from entering or establishing colonies.

Results vary depending on the pest, the level of activity, and the treatment performed. Some pests may be noticeably reduced shortly after service, while others may take additional time to fully control.

Ants can enter through very small openings while searching for food and water. Finding and treating the source of the activity is often more effective than simply treating the ants you see.

Scorpions are well adapted to the desert environment and can find shelter around homes, walls, landscaping, garages, and other areas. Reducing their food sources and treating areas where they enter or hide can help reduce activity.

No pest control company can guarantee that a property will never have another scorpion. However, professional treatment can significantly reduce pest activity and help make your property less attractive to them.

Signs can include damaged or hollow-sounding wood, mud tubes, discarded wings, or other evidence of termite activity. Because termite damage can occur out of sight, a professional inspection is recommended if you suspect an infestation.

No — termites do not only affect older homes. Any home with wood, moisture, and soil contact is vulnerable, regardless of age. Older homes often have more risk factors, but new construction is not invulnerable. Factors such as moisture, foundation setting, non-pressure treated lumber and disturbed soil can place a home at risk for termites.

Yes. Termites feed on cellulose-containing materials such as wood and can cause significant structural damage over time if an infestation is left untreated.

Rodents can enter through surprisingly small openings around foundations, doors, vents, pipes, garages, roofs, and other areas of a structure.

Common signs include droppings, scratching or scurrying sounds, gnaw marks, nesting materials, damaged food packaging, or unusual odors.

Effective rodent control typically involves both addressing the current activity and identifying conditions that may allow rodents to enter or remain on the property.

Treatments should always be performed according to the product label and professional safety requirements. Your technician can explain any preparation steps, precautions, and re-entry instructions specific to your service.

It depends on the type of treatment being performed. Your technician will let you know beforehand if you need to leave and when it is appropriate to return.

Preparation depends on the pest and type of service. Your technician can provide specific instructions, but common preparation may include removing food and dishes, clearing access to treatment areas, and securing pets.

Pricing depends on the type of pest, size of the property, level of activity, and treatment required. The best way to determine the appropriate service is to have your property evaluated.

Yes. Recurring service can be a good option for homeowners and businesses that want ongoing protection against persistent desert pests.

Yes. Pest control needs aren't limited to residential properties. Commercial properties can also benefit from preventative and ongoing pest management.