Economy Pest Control

09/05/2026

Feet up and ready for no laboring 🤣 Happy Labor Day Weekend! We are grateful for the EPC Fam and all their hard work 👏🏼 We are now closed for the rest of the weekend and Monday. We will be back at the bugs Tuesday morning! 👍🏼 We hope they take Labor Day off too 🐜 Have a great holiday weekend 😎🎉

08/31/2026

Let the games begin!! This afternoon was the EPC Fantasy Football Draft 🏆🏈 Always a fun yet intense time 😅 The Marias for snackies helped! We get excited for football season around here 🎉

08/19/2026

This weekend!!! Two GREAT organizations have their big fundraisers 👏🏼 Looking for something to do?! .... Check out these events and support a wonderful cause ❤️
Women of Worth Anew Day

08/13/2026

It was a great morning at the Opening Ceremonies for the Nevada County Fair! We are a proud sponsor ✨️ We are so grateful for our customers who support our local business so that we can give back to the community ... like for the local fair! 🎡 Have a great week! Tell us your favorite part of the fair 👇🏼

08/11/2026

Oh, the icky, sticky, selfishly prickly tick. They just aren’t cute and they are just so troublesome. ● The two common ticks are the brown dog tick and the deer/bear tick. The brown dog tick gets its name from its appearance, which is a reddish-brown color, and is most commonly found on dogs. This tick rarely attacks a human but they can serve as a vector for Rocky Mountain spotted fever along with other disease organisms. The female will drop off the host to lay thousands of eggs in a sheltered spot such as cracks and crevices up in a wall or ceiling. She dies after laying the eggs and the eggs hatch within 19 – 60 days. The brown dog tick does not survive well outside and prefer a warm dry area. They will attach themselves anywhere on a dog but on adults they typically like to attach by the ears and toes and the larva can be found on the back of the host. The deer/bear tick’s body is orangish-brown and the rest are dark reddish-brown. Precaution must be taken if this tick is found on a human host because of Lyme disease. The female will mate with the male during the winter and the male will die shortly after. The female stays on the host until springtime where she drops off the host and will deposit up to 3,000 eggs. The deer tick will climb shrubbery or grass and wait for a passing host. One infestation to note is the den of animals where the deer tick will feed.
●Tips for control: If you have pets, talk to your Vet about a flea and tick program. Keep grass and weeds trimmed short. Trim up shrubs and cut them back away from walkways. If you've gone on a hike/nature walk, be sure to check clothing and shoes after!

08/05/2026

Backpack Pic!! 🎒🤓📸 Happy 1st day of school to a lot of the kidos out there!! You got your backpacks on and so do we! Ready to go for all your pest needs!

08/01/2026

The EPC Team is ready for the new month and to take care of any pests that come your way! August most prominent pests goes to YELLOW JACKETS and ANTS. Give us a call today if any come your way. 🐝🐜
We appreciate the opportunity to serve you and your support of a local, family-owned business 🤝 Your community is your best asset...Invest in it. ♥️

07/21/2026

EPC's awesome Placer County Crew 👏🏼 They service from Lincoln to Tahoe AND everywhere in between.
The Best of the Best is going on right now so be sure to give these guys a vote 🗳 We sure think they deserve it! 😉 Thanks for all your hard work guys!!! 👍🏼
Need a service?! Give us a call or shoot us an email ... We are here for you! ♥️

07/18/2026

It's that time! Please take a minute to vote for us for Best of the Best 🎉 You can come back daily to cast your vote 🗳 We so appreciate it 😊👏🏼

 Economy Pest Control, a family owned and operated business that is Community-minded and Customer-centric, serving Nevada and Placer Counties since 1974. When you’ve been in business for 52 years, and counting, the great stories we’ve heard, experienced and shared with our customers have shaped...

07/16/2026

National Hot Dog Day!?!? Okay! 🌭🌭🌭 We did a little grillin' mid day for the occasion 😀