
Saela Pest Control
Saela Pest Control
Saela Pest Control provides home pest control in Colorado Springs, including general pest, rodent and termite programs. Founded in Centennial in 2008 as Edge Pest Control, the company rebranded as Saela in 2022.
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Business Highlights
- Saela says plans are reviewed by a board-certified entomologist before service.
- It says EPA-approved products are applied so residents can stay home during service.
- It offers free re-services between visits if pests return.
Service Area
Colorado Springs, Bessemer, Eastonville, Falcon, Florissant, Fountain, Gleneagle, Limon, Manitou Springs, Penrose, Peyton, Pueblo, Security-Widefield, Sedalia, Westminster, Widefield and Woodland Park.
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Saela Pest Control is one of 12 pest control companies ProsGrade lists in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
8 services listed, including General pest control, Mosquito plan and Rodent control. Open 24 hours, 7 days a week. 1,550 reviews.
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How This Business Compares
How Saela Pest Control compares with the other 11 pest control companies on ProsGrade in Colorado Springs, using public Google ratings and review counts.
- Has more Google reviews (1,550) than 9 of the 11 other Colorado Springs pest control companies on ProsGrade.
Services Covered
8 services- General pest controlInterior and exterior coverage; liquid residuals, baits and dusts.
- Mosquito planAdult mosquitoes, ticks, fleas and spiders in outdoor areas; monthly service from April through September.
- Rodent controlTargeted traps and stations; exclusion at up to three entry points; deceased rodent removal and hard-surface dropping cleanup.
- Termite controlTrelona bait stations; annual re-inspection and full inspection.
- Fire ant treatmentImported fire ants; granular treatment in turfgrass and landscape beds.
- Mole controlEastern, Townsend’s and Coast moles; mechanical traps in active runs; two follow-up visits within seven days.
- Meadow vole controlTamper-resistant bait stations in active runway systems; recurring station checks and service.
- Bed bug treatmentTargeted treatment on bed frames, baseboards, behind headboards, under nightstands and mattress surfaces.
Reviews
What customers say
Several customers praise technicians for professionalism and care around the home or yard; two also compliment Henry’s thoroughness and attention to areas they identified. One customer said the service was minimally effective in her yard, noting that nearby properties without pest control could limit results; she also said that after asking to terminate, the company told her landlord’s realty company she wanted to transfer the account.
Customer Reviews
Robert
Their employee, Mr. Gideon, who serviced my home did a get a great job! He is professional, carrying And concerned with my problem. We need more employees like this in our country, He definitely makes his company look good! ??????
Monica Grosso
Henry is awesome! He is always so thorough and nice. He is careful of everything around the yard and in the house and just does a great job.
Adriana Jerome
David De
Good experience with this company so far. Always show up on time and give you a heads up before arriving. Henry did a great job and took care of the areas that need extra attention after i mentioned them.
Bryan Petty
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Frequently Asked Questions
How often does Saela return for routine service?
Saela says the first return is four weeks after the initial service; after the first two treatments, visits are every eight weeks.
How long does a routine treatment take?
The stated average is 30–45 minutes, though an appointment may take longer depending on the situation.
What should residents plan for bed bug service?
Children and pets must stay out of treated rooms during service and until the treatment is dry. Someone must be home for each visit.


