Pest Control

General household pest control on a quarterly unit rotation — every occupied and vacant unit treated on a defined schedule — plus scheduled perimeter and common area visits. Target pests include cockroaches (American and German), silverfish, spiders, odorous house ants, earwigs, centipedes, millipedes, crickets, and sowbugs. Treatment of common areas includes laundry rooms, mail rooms, leasing offices, fitness centers, clubhouses, breezeways, stairwells, trash rooms, pool decks, and amenity areas.

Termite, rodent, bed bug, mosquito, flea and tick, stinging insects, specialty ants (carpenter, fire, pavement), and one-time or move-out treatments are available as separately priced and contracted add-ons — see the add-on service cards above. Wildlife and nuisance animal removal (raccoons, opossums, birds, squirrels) is not within pest control scope and should be referred to a licensed wildlife removal service.

Yes. Butler Plus uses EPA-registered products applied by Florida Certified Applicators, following product-label requirements. Interior applications default to low-impact, low-toxicity formulations — gel baits and crack-and-crevice applications — so residents don't need to clear cabinets or leave the unit. Re-entry intervals (typically 2–4 hours) are posted on a door hanger at the time of service, and an SDS binder is available on every service vehicle.

Butler Plus provides the property manager with a 48-hour advance schedule of which buildings and units will be treated. The property manager notifies residents and coordinates access. Butler Plus provides template notification language. Units where access is denied on the scheduled day are documented and carried to the next rotation — no credit is issued for individual missed units.

Pest Control is currently available in select markets and expanding to additional markets throughout 2026. Other Butler Plus services (doorstep trash, porter services, sustainability and recycling) are available nationwide today.