Cricket control in St. George
Crickets surge out of the desert after storms and as nights cool. We treat the perimeter and the gaps they use.
Field notes
Crickets
- Most active
- Summer monsoon into fall
- Concern level
- Low
- Typical size
- 16–25 mm
- Where they hide
- Garages & under doors
- Why DIY fails
- Wears off fast
Crickets in southern Utah
Crickets are a classic summer and fall nuisance across St. George. They breed in washes, rock beds, and irrigated landscaping, and the monsoon rains in July through September can push huge numbers out of the ground at once. They crowd toward porch lights at night, then settle into garages, under doors, and along foundations. Besides the nonstop chirping, they chew fabric and paper, and big cricket populations bring in the scorpions and spiders that eat them.
Why it matters
Crickets aren't a health threat, but they damage fabric and paper, and a large population is a food source that draws scorpions and spiders toward your home.
The fix
Insect Control
Crickets are covered by our insect control service. Scorpions, roaches, crickets, earwigs, silverfish, and more, kept outside by a barrier around your home.
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Signs you have crickets
Notice any of these around your St. George home? It’s time for an inspection.
- Constant chirping from the garage, walls, or patio
- Crickets gathering around porch lights and along foundations
- Chewed spots on fabric, paper, or stored items
- A sudden jump in numbers after a monsoon storm
How we treat crickets
Licensed, eco-conscious, and built for the desert, every visit is backed by our re-treatment guarantee.
When crickets are active here
Typical activity around St. George, Washington & Hurricane
Highlighted months are when crickets are most active around St. George, an unusually hot summer or wet monsoon can shift things a few weeks either way.
Treat the exterior perimeter and foundation hiding spots
Seal and treat entry points around doors and garage seals
Reduce yard and rock-bed harborage close to the house
Set a barrier ahead of the monsoon and fall surges
If the pests come back, so do we.
Free re-treats between scheduled visits, no questions, no extra invoice. That’s the Butter Promise.
Other pests we handle nearby
Crickets questions, answered
Still curious about something? Call us any time, we're happy to talk it through, no pressure.
When are crickets most active around St. George?
Crickets build up through the summer in southern Utah and are most noticeable from late summer into fall, often after monsoon storms. Lights draw them to garages and doorways at night, which is usually when homeowners first notice them.
Are crickets dangerous?
Crickets aren't a health threat, but they damage fabric and paper, and a large population is a food source that draws scorpions and spiders toward your home.
How do you get rid of crickets?
We follow a straightforward approach: treat the exterior perimeter and foundation hiding spots; seal and treat entry points around doors and garage seals; reduce yard and rock-bed harborage close to the house; set a barrier ahead of the monsoon and fall surges. We use EPA-registered products, applied precisely per label.
What products do you use around kids and pets?
We use EPA-registered products, applied carefully according to the label and only where pests travel, not where your family and pets spend time. Before we treat, we'll gladly explain what we're using, how long it takes to dry, and when it's fine to go back into treated areas.
What if the crickets come back?
If pests come back between your scheduled visits, we come back too, and we re-treat at no charge. There's no trip fee, no extra invoice, and no back-and-forth about it.

Ready to see why everything is better with butter?
Tell us what’s bugging you and we’ll get back to you fast with a free quote, usually the same day.
- Free, no-obligation inspection
- Same-day service when you call before noon
- EPA-registered products applied per label
- Backed by the Butter re-treatment guarantee