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We’re passionate about solving your pest problems effectively, without high-pressure sales tactics that are common in the industry. Founded by Seth Jaeger ACE, AIM was built on the idea that pest control should be straightforward, reliable, and stress-free. We understand pests can be disruptive, so we prioritize eliminating them from your home or business fast.

Our approach is simple: Provide honest, upfront solutions that fit your needs. We won't push unnecessary services. With a commitment to treating customers like family, we’re here to ensure your peace of mind. Whether you're dealing with an infestation now or want to take preventive measures, we’re here to help—no gimmicks, no hassle, just real solutions you can trust.

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We've entered Termite Swarming Season. It's a time when winged termites, called swarmers, leave their nests to reproduce and start new colonies. It's all about expanding their reach and growing their population. This typically happens in the spring, when the air is warmer and more humid, creating good conditions for flight.

Hornets nests can be found in trees, shrubs and in eaves, where the roof overhangs the sides of a home. They are paper-like structures with a single opening. A nest's size is typically determined by the size of the hornet colony. Of course, hornets can be aggressive when they feel threatened. So if you have a nest like this one on or near your home, call AIM. We can remove it for you. Visit our website to learn more.

The Cicadas are back! After spending 17 years underground, they are emerging this Spring. Known as Brood XIV, this group will emerge with massive numbers. Cicadas are harmless and won't harm humans or pets. But they do make a loud noise and leave a mess behind from their discarded exoskeletons. Hang in there, Cicadas are only around for a few weeks. Image: Cincinnati Parks.

With the month of June just days away, we will soon be experiencing warmer, more humid weather. That's when many Cincinnati homeowners begin to see ants in their kitchen. But you don't have to live them. Call us to get those ants out of your home. We do both one-time treatments and also ongoing service plans. Visit our website to learn more.

Rodents are the most encountered pests in the U.S. In fact, nearly 1/3 of American homeowners have experienced a rodent problem in their home. They can breed fast, cause damage, trigger allergies and carry disease. We can help get them out of your Cincinnati home for the long term. Visit our website to learn more about how we deal with rodents.

CICADA UPDATE: Are you reaching your limit with the emergence of the 17-year Cicadas? Hang in there. They are expected to die-off here in the Cincinnati area in mid-June. Fortunately, Cicadas are harmless and can't hurt you. But if you have a different pest problem, visit our website to see how we can help.

Bed bugs are small, wingless insects. They feed on the blood of humans and other animals. They are nocturnal and can hide in the seams of mattresses, box springs and bed frames. This one was found in Amelia. If you think you have an infestation, call and we'll tell you about our Bed Bug Control service.

We're proud to announce that AIM Pest Solutions was recently granted a license to operate in the Commonwealth of Kentucky! We can now serve homeowners in that state who are dealing with pest issues. If you have a friend or family member experiencing ants in the kitchen, termites, bed bugs, mice or other pests, we can help. Ask them to visit our website to learn how.

When you have insects and rodents in your home, they can pose a health risk to you and your loved ones. For that reason alone, it's important to prevent these pests from entering and infesting your home or business. We can help. Schedule an appointment with us today today to prevent insects and rodents from making a home inside yours.

The Summer heat is here and with it, wasps and hornets. One type is the Bald Faced Hornet. They are mostly black with white markings on their faces. Bald Faced Hornets build nests that are large and shaped either like a sphere, or a football. They can be aggressive, especially when their nest is disturbed. If you have a wasp or hornets nest on your property, we can help. Visit our website to learn about our stinging insect service.

This is a Western Conifer Seed Bug. It's native to the Western U.S., but has migrated east and can be seen in Cincinnati homes, as this one was. They are not dangerous to humans or pets. But they do emit an unpleasant odor when disturbed. Have you seen this guy in your home? We can help. Visit our website and reach out.

Subterranean termites live in underground colonies. According to PestWorld.org, they can gain access to Cincinnati area homes through cracks and crevices in your foundation. They feed on structural wood and can cause great damage to wooden beams and joists. If you're dealing with termite damage, we can help. Learn more about our Termite Control service at our website.

The American Dog Tick is primarily found in the Eastern half of the U.S. It is commonly found on dogs, but will also attach itself to deer, cattle, horses and humans. They can carry and transmit diseases such as Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and Tularemia. If you are concerned about ticks at your home, we can help. Visit our website to see our services.

Your home offers the perfect refuge for small, wild animals such as squirrels, raccoons and opossums. They can find warm shelter in homes to survive the cold, Cincinnati winters. So it's importnat to animal-proof your home before the frigid weather arrives. Pest World has 5 tips to help keep these wild animals out of your home.

Have you seen a centipede in your home? Don't panic, they won't hurt you. But seeing these bugs is often an indiction of something else: Your home has other pests that the centipedes hunt for food. Those other pests could be hiding in your walls or floors. We can help. Let us handle those pests so you can take care of everything else.

Are you seeing ants marching through your kitchen? Late summer is peak season for odorous house ants and even carpenter ants. Seal up your food, wipe your counters, and call a pro if the trail keeps coming back.

Have you noticed more webs around your home lately? Spiders are extra active in August and September as they hunt for food indoors. The good news: most are harmless. But if they’re taking over, we can help. #CincyBugWatch #LateSummerPests

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Even though we have moved in September, there are still warm, humid evenings. That means mosquitoes are still going strong. To cut down their numbers, make sure you eliminate standing water around your yard. Enjoy the last few weeks of warm evenings bug-free. Give us a call.

Have yo ever flipped on the kitchen light and seen something scurry? September is a key period for seeing cockroaches. They thrive in the late summer warmth. They’re also fast, tough, and a clear sign that it’s time to bring in professional help.

Stink bugs and boxelder bugs start showing up more in late summer. They begin looking for a way indoors to avoid the coming colder temperatures. Seal cracks around windows and doors now to keep them out before fall. Or call us and we can take of them.

This time of year, we see an uptick in fruit flies. They love ripe produce. We also see more drain flies. They thrive in damp sinks and bathrooms. Keep your drains clean, toss out overripe fruit, and they’ll have a harder time hanging around. If it just seems too much, call us. We can help.

Have you ever heard chirping sounds inside your home?It could be crickets. They often wander inside as nights cool down. Don't worry, they’re more annoying than harmful. But if you’d rather not host a concert, we can help. Call us and schedule an inspection. #CincyBugWatch 🐜 #LateSummerPests

Over the past few weeks we’ve shared some of the most common bugs you’ll see in Cincinnati homes this time of year. From ants and spiders to stink bugs and crickets. Here’s a quick rundown: -Ants – busy in kitchens this time of year -Spiders – spinning more webs as they hunt indoors -Wasps & Yellowjackets – colonies at their largest late summer -Mosquitoes – sticking around until the first frost -Cockroaches – thriving in warm, damp spots -Centipedes & Millipedes – sneaking in from weather shifts -Stink Bugs & Boxelder Bugs – starting their move indoors for fall -Fruit & Drain Flies – loving ripe produce and damp drains -Crickets – chirping indoors as nights cool down The good news? You don’t have to share your home with them. If you’re seeing any of these pests, give us a call. We’ll help keep your home bug-free with our exterminator services.

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