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Found a scorpion indoors and wondered where it came from or whether there are more? Enviro Guard Pest Control assesses areas where scorpions are active and provides targeted treatment for homes and businesses.
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As an established pest control provider serving Southern Nevada since 2006, we adapt our service to the property and the scorpion activity present. A home, office, retail space, or other building can have different entry points, outdoor conditions, and areas where scorpions are encountered.
Our technicians assess:
When appropriate, nighttime UV inspections help locate active scorpions that are difficult to spot during the day. These findings help determine where treatment should be focused.

Seeing a live scorpion is the first obvious sign of its presence, but one sighting alone does not mean that there are many. More information can be obtained through where, when, and how frequently they appear.
Spotting a scorpion in your house, your garage, or other areas outside is a clear sign of their presence. Make sure to observe the time and location where you spot them, especially if this happens repeatedly.
Recurring sightings, especially in different areas of the building or backyard, provide a better case for conducting an inspection of the property. This could assist in identifying areas that require more focus.
Scorpions found near doors, windows, garages, exterior walls, or other potential entry routes may provide clues about how they are getting inside.
If you are unsure whether a sighting warrants professional attention, start with our free pest inspection.
Scorpions usually hide during the daytime and become active at night. The locations where scorpions hide might give away the areas of your property that could be responsible for frequent scorpion sightings.
Rock beds, landscaping edges, block walls, debris, sheds, garages, and outdoor storage can provide sheltered locations close to the building.
Cracks, gaps, door and window areas, garage openings, utility penetrations, and other accessible routes can allow scorpions to move toward or inside a structure.
Garages, closets, bathrooms, storage rooms, and other quiet spaces can become locations for indoor encounters. A single scorpion in a garage provides different information from repeated discoveries throughout several rooms.
Several scorpion species occur in Nevada, including species found around properties in the Las Vegas area. Identifying the species can provide useful context, but you do not need to determine what type you found before requesting service.

Centruroides exilicauda, also known as the bark scorpion, is found in certain areas of the Las Vegas Valley. This scorpion is listed by the Nevada Department of Agriculture as the most venomous scorpion in Nevada.
Bark scorpions can occur around structures and enter buildings through accessible openings. If you are unsure what type of scorpion you have found, a professional assessment can help determine the appropriate next step.

Nevada is also home to other species such as the stripe-tailed scorpion and desert hairy scorpion. They have different sizes and habitats, and thus not all encounters involve the same type of scorpion.
For property owners, the more practical concern is where scorpions are appearing and whether they are repeatedly entering or gathering around the building. Our technicians can assess the situation and recommend service based on the findings.
Once we understand where scorpions are being found, we work through the property to determine where activity is occurring and which areas need attention. Our service includes the following steps:
We talk about the areas scorpions have been seen in, how frequent the sightings are, and whether they are isolated to just one area or are taking place all over the property.
Our technicians examine relevant interior and exterior locations for shelter, entry routes, and conditions associated with the reported pest activity.
When appropriate, we inspect after dark using ultraviolet light. Scorpions fluoresce under UV light, making active specimens easier to locate than they are during daylight.
Treatment is directed toward locations identified during the inspection. The service approach depends on the reported concern and what our technicians find during the visit.
We provide practical solutions on how to minimize shelter and access near the building. The location and frequency of the sightings will then be used to determine the necessity of further service or evaluation.
If you are looking for a scorpion exterminator in Las Vegas, Enviro Guard can evaluate the reported concern and recommend service based on the property and inspection findings.
Scorpion issues can differ between buildings. One house can have distinct points of entry and surroundings compared to an office building; hence, the scorpion inspection will be based on the particular environment in which it is done.
Our service includes scorpion control for individual residences, condominiums, apartments, and rented facilities. The location where scorpions are found will determine where we carry out our service.
If other household pests are also a concern, our residential pest control service provides broader coverage for the home.
Commercial buildings may have multiple entrances, storage areas, landscaped spaces, and shared locations that need to be considered. We provide scorpion service for offices, retail locations, warehouses, HOAs, and other commercial properties.
When scorpions are part of a broader pest concern, our commercial pest control service addresses pest issues throughout the property.

Routine maintenance can eliminate some of the shelter and access conditions that may contribute to scorpion presence around a building.
Remove unnecessary debris, lumber, stored materials, and other items that create protected spaces near exterior walls.
Check doors, windows, garage doors, foundations, utility openings, and other accessible locations for visible gaps. Keep screens and door sweeps in good condition.
Address unnecessary moisture and conditions that attract insects near the structure. Because scorpions feed on insects and other small prey, other pest activity can contribute to their presence.
If encounters continue after these steps, professional service can help identify conditions that may be contributing to the problem.
The cost of scorpion control varies by property. Factors can include the size and layout of the building, number and location of sightings, level of activity, treatment areas, and accessibility.
Enviro Guard assesses the property before recommending the appropriate service.
For more information about factors that can affect pest service pricing, see our Las Vegas pest control cost guide.
We’ve been helping homes and businesses across Southern Nevada deal with scorpions since 2006, so we know the local conditions that often bring them close to buildings.
You’re working with a Nevada licensed and insured pest control company for scorpion service at your home or business.
We look at where scorpions are getting in, where they’re hiding, and what around the property could be keeping them there before deciding how to treat the problem.
The people coming to your home or business are background-checked and drug-tested before providing pest control service.
24/7 Emergency Response
If you find a scorpion inside or activity suddenly becomes a concern, our 24/7 emergency and on-call service gives you a way to get help promptly.
Enviro Guard serves customers throughout Las Vegas and surrounding Southern Nevada communities, including Summerlin, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Spring Valley, Centennial Hills, Blue Diamond, Enterprise, and Clark County.
If you are dealing with repeated sightings or need scorpion removal in Las Vegas, call 702-569-2849 or request a free pest inspection to discuss the concern with our team.
It is not possible to have a single schedule for all properties. The service frequency will be based on sighting reports, environmental factors, and treatment advice as a result of the assessment done.
Additional sightings can occur when new scorpions enter the building or when surrounding conditions continue to provide shelter or access. Where and how often they appear can help determine whether another assessment is appropriate.
Yes. Scorpions are primarily nocturnal and become more active after dark. This is one reason nighttime inspections can be useful when looking for live scorpions.
Treatment depends on the products used and conditions at the property. Enviro Guard follows product label requirements and provides appropriate precautions. Tell your technician about children and pets before service so the treatment can be planned accordingly.
A nighttime UV inspection uses ultraviolet light to help locate scorpions after dark. Scorpions fluoresce under UV light, making them easier to identify in locations where they may be difficult to see during daylight.
You do not have to determine whether a sighting was isolated or part of a recurring concern on your own. Enviro Guard can assess the property, explain what our technicians find, and recommend the appropriate next step.