Hydra Pest Control proudly serves Pima, from our Gila Valley branch. Local Service Pros, professional-grade products, and a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Graham + Greenlee Countys
Serving ZIPs: 85543
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Pima sits on the Gila River in north-central Graham County and was originally laid out by Mormon settlers as "Smithville" before being renamed for the Pima people in the 1880s. The same Gila Trail that General Stephen W. Kearny's Army of the West followed in 1846 still runs through town, and the river bottomland that fed those early canal builders now grows cotton, alfalfa, and pecans. That irrigated farmland is exactly what drives the cricket and cockroach pressure our Pima pest control crews battle every summer, and where crickets go, bark scorpions follow.
Scorpion Control
Targeted programs for the Arizona Bark Scorpion, the species that drives most Gila Valley call-ins.
Termite Treatment & WDIR
Liquid barriers, bait stations, and real-estate WDIR reports across Graham and Greenlee.
Rodent & Pack Rat Control
Trapping, exclusion, and ongoing monitoring for desert pack rats and field mice.
Ant & Cockroach Control
Exterior perimeter and interior crack-and-crevice treatments.
Bee & Wasp Removal
Africanized honey bee colony removal and wasp nest knockdowns.
Weed Control
Pre- and post-emergent programs to keep your property clean.
Most Pima customers are serviced within 24 to 48 hours of their request, often sooner if you call directly. Same-day appointments are sometimes available.
Our Gila Valley branch handles Scorpion Control, Termite Treatment & WDIR, Rodent & Pack Rat Control, Ant & Cockroach Control, Bee & Wasp Removal and Weed Control for Pima homes and businesses.
Pima is serviced by Hydra's Gila Valley branch, based at 2158 N Reay Ln, Thatcher AZ 85552. You can reach that team at (928) 432-6200.
In Pima we service 85543. If your ZIP isn't listed, contact our Gila Valley branch — Graham County coverage extends beyond these codes.
Pima sits on the Gila River in north-central Graham County and was originally laid out by Mormon settlers as "Smithville" before being renamed for the Pima people in the 1880s. The same Gila Trail that General Stephen W. Kearny's Army of the West followed in 1846 still runs through town, and the river bottomland that fed those early canal builders now grows cotton, alfalfa, and pecans. That irrigated farmland is exactly what drives the cricket and cockroach pressure our Pima pest control crews battle every summer, and where crickets go, bark scorpions follow.
Yes. Hydra Service Pros use EPA-registered, professional-grade products applied to cracks, crevices, and exterior perimeters. Treated surfaces are typically safe to re-enter once dry (about 30-60 minutes).
Hydra offers a range of recurring service plans plus one-time and commercial programs. Your local Hydra team will recommend the right schedule for your home, property type, and pest pressure.
If pests come back between scheduled services, we come back too, at no additional charge, until the issue is resolved.
Free quotes. Local Service Pros. Same-week service.
