FALLON, NEVADA & SURROUNDING AREAS
Local pest and rodent control, weed treatments, and tree care for homes, businesses, and industrial properties. Serving Fallon, Fernley, Silver Springs, Stagecoach, and surrounding areas.
WHO WE HELP
01 / CARE FOR YOUR PROPERTY
Straightforward pricing, from the house to the property line. Start with the service that fits your needs.
A service plan for common household pests, built around your home and the activity you’re seeing. Choose seasonal or quarterly pest control for ongoing care.
Then $65 per service
General pest service with rodent control, addressing insect activity and signs of mice or rats together. Tell Hutch where you’ve noticed droppings, gnawing, or other activity.
Then $80 per service
Pre-emergent treatments before weeds appear and post-emergent treatments after they come up.
Pre- & post-emergent options
Treatments for elm, ash, and cottonwood trees. Talk through your tree’s needs before choosing a treatment.
Medium-to-large tree
Residential pest prices shown are for a medium-sized home. For other property sizes, commercial sites, and industrial properties, call to discuss your needs and pricing.
02 / A PLAN FOR EVERY SEASON
A yearly package for Fallon homes,
plus flexible pest service schedules.
FALLON HOMES · UP TO ¼ ACRE
Five seasonal services to care for your home and property throughout the year.
5 services at $100 each
Pre-emergent weed treatment before weeds come up.
Pest and rodent service, plus weed touch-ups.
Pest and rodent service, with weed touch-ups as needed.
Pest and rodent service, with weed touch-ups as needed.
Pest and rodent service, with weed touch-ups as needed.
Four visits across spring, summer, and fall. A seasonal plan focused on the months you want scheduled service.
Four visits between March and October. Individual service dates are arranged with you.
Automatic service once every three months, throughout the year.
Find your fit ↗03 / HEALTHY TREES START AT THE ROOTS
Give your trees their best chance to thrive. Early attention, the right treatment, and healthy growing conditions start with understanding what your tree needs.
Lacy leaves, chewed holes, browning, and early leaf drop can point to elm leaf beetles. Repeated heavy feeding can weaken a tree.
When treatment is needed, a labeled systemic root treatment can move from the soil through the roots into the leaves where beetles feed. Uptake takes time, so timing and soil moisture matter.
Trunk holes, borer activity, and dying branches deserve a closer look. Water stress and injury can leave ash trees more vulnerable to lilac/ash borer.
The root treatment used for elm leaf beetles is not a treatment for every ash pest. Identifying the insect and the tree’s condition helps determine whether a targeted trunk treatment, injection, or other care fits.
Water stress and canker diseases can contribute to thinning crowns and dying branches. Cottonwoods need careful attention to water availability and root conditions.
Check for the cause before treating. Insect control can help a diagnosed pest problem; it will not correct drought stress or cure a canker disease.
CARE FROM ROOTS TO CANOPY
Root soaks, injections, fertilizer, and biological soil support serve different purposes. We’ll talk through the tree, the symptoms, and the site before choosing a plan.
Call HutchCall to confirm the treatment plan and price for your tree.
A soil drench or soil injection places an appropriate treatment in the root zone for uptake into the tree. It can control certain feeding insects, including elm leaf beetles, when the product and timing match the pest.
Some pest problems can be treated through a product injected into the trunk. Because injections create wounds, the tree’s condition and the reason for treatment matter. Root and trunk treatments are not interchangeable for every problem.
Targeted nutrition can help correct a nutrient deficiency. Soil testing and the tree’s symptoms help guide that choice. Fertilizer is not a substitute for water, and feeding a drought-stressed tree can do more harm than good.
Beneficial soil organisms, including mycorrhizal fungi, can help roots access nutrients. A soil bio treatment may be worth considering for the right site, but adding microbes does not help every tree. Product choice, existing soil life, moisture, and soil conditions all matter.
The goal is to reduce the stresses we can address and support healthy growth. Treatment choices depend on the diagnosis and product label; no treatment can reverse every disease or existing damage.
University extension guidance behind this overview:
FAMILY ROOTS.
PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS.
04 / THE HUTCH’S APPROACH
Your property has its own needs. We start by understanding them.
Tell us what you’re noticing, where it’s happening, and what matters most to you.
Consider the pest activity, the property, and the conditions around it.
Talk through the service, pricing, and schedule before moving forward.
05 / CLOSE TO HOME
Hutch’s Pest Management is based in Fallon and serves Fernley, Silver Springs, Stagecoach, and surrounding Nevada communities. We provide residential, commercial, and industrial pest management, along with weed control and tree treatments.
For properties outside these towns, call 775-217-4067 to confirm service at your address. The $500 annual pest, rodent, and weed package is specifically for Fallon homes on properties up to ¼ acre.
Local service. A plan for your property.
Check service at your address ↗GOOD TO KNOW
Hutch’s Pest Management provides general pest control and pest-and-rodent service in Fallon and Fernley, as well as Silver Springs, Stagecoach, and surrounding areas. Call 775-217-4067 with your location and the pest activity you’re seeing so we can discuss the right service.
For a medium-sized home, general pest control is $100 for the first service and $65 for each following service. Pest and rodent control is $120 for the first service and $80 for each following service. These are per-visit prices. Other property sizes and commercial or industrial sites are quoted for their needs.
Our preferred seasonal option has four visits between March and October. The quarterly option schedules service automatically every three months, year-round. Both are scheduling options for general pest control or pest and rodent control.
For Fallon homes on properties up to ¼ acre, the yearly pest, rodent, and weed package includes five services at $100 each. The seasonal outline starts with winter pre-emergent weed treatment, followed by spring, early-summer, late-summer, and fall pest and rodent services with weed touch-ups as needed. Service dates and seasonal needs are arranged with you.
Yes. Hutch’s serves residential, commercial, and industrial properties. The home pricing above applies to a medium-sized home; call to discuss the scope and pricing for your business or facility.
Pre-emergent weed control is applied before weeds come up. Post-emergent treatment addresses weeds after they appear. We can discuss which option fits your property.
Pre-emergent and post-emergent weed control is available at $300 per acre. Tell Hutch the property size, location, and whether weeds have already emerged to discuss a suitable treatment. Timing depends on the weeds, site conditions, and product label.
A suitable systemic soil or root treatment can move through an elm’s roots into its leaves to control feeding beetles. The tree, pest, product, timing, and soil moisture all matter. Lacy or browning leaves need a closer look before choosing treatment. Read about elm, ash, and cottonwood care.
No. Fertilizer addresses nutrient needs; a systemic insect treatment targets certain pests. Root soaks, trunk injections, and soil bio treatments have different purposes. Tree symptoms and growing conditions help determine which care is appropriate.
Use the Hutch’s customer app ↗ to sign in with your account. If you need access or help with a service, call 775-217-4067 or email office@hutchspest.com. New customers can call Hutch to discuss service and scheduling.
ALREADY PART OF THE HUTCH’S FAMILY?
Already a Hutch’s customer? Open the app and sign in with your account. For help getting access or a question about your service, call Hutch or email the office.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROPERTY
A home, a business, or a bigger property.
Tell us what you have in mind.
Isaac HutchinsonOwner / Operator