Silverfish Control
Lurking in the dark, thriving in the damp.
Silverfish are quick-moving, nocturnal pests that thrive in damp, dark spaces. They feed on paper, fabric, and even pantry items, making them a nuisance in bathrooms, basements, and storage areas. While they don’t bite, their presence can lead to damaged books, wallpaper, and clothing.
Did you know?
Silverfish can live for years without food as long as they have moisture, making them surprisingly resilient.
Why silverfish invade
Silverfish love humidity, sneaking into homes through small cracks and settling in attics, bathrooms, and closets. They’re drawn to starches and sugars, feeding on everything from cardboard boxes to pantry goods. Without intervention, they can spread throughout a home unnoticed.
Signs to watch for
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- •Silvery, teardrop-shaped insects darting away when lights turn on
•Small holes or yellow stains on paper, wallpaper, or clothing
•Shed skins near bookshelves, baseboards, or dark corners
•Tiny pepper-like droppings in storage areas or along baseboards
Our Approach
Silverfish don’t just disappear on their own, and store-bought sprays only offer short-term relief. At Elevate, we take a targeted approach to silverfish infestations, focusing on elimination and prevention to ensure they don’t return.
Our process includes strategic treatments in high-risk areas, moisture control recommendations, and barrier applications to keep silverfish from sneaking back in. Whether you’re seeing a few in your bathroom or noticing damage in storage areas, we’ll make sure silverfish are gone—for good.
Our Pest-Free Promise
We're committed to keeping your home pest-free. If pests return between your scheduled treatments, we'll come back at no extra cost to take care of them--- guaranteed. Your peace of mind is our priority.
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Frequent Questions
Why do I have silverfish in my bathroom?
Silverfish thrive in humid areas, making your bathroom, laundry room or kitchen sink the ideal spots. Moisture control can greatly help in managing them.
Are silverfish harmful?
No, silverfish aren’t dangerous to people, but they damage books, wallpaper, clothing, and stored food. Quick action helps prevent extensive damage.
How did silverfish get inside my home?
Silverfish typically enter through small cracks, vents, or gaps around doors and windows, searching for moisture and food sources. Eliminating these entry points helps keep them out.
How does Elevate treat silverfish?
