A family business rooted in El Monte since 2011
PesPro started in 2011 as a small Latino family business in El Monte, in the San Gabriel Valley, and it still runs from the same city. The office and dispatch base sit at 12207 Chosen St, El Monte, CA 91733. The first jobs were for neighbors: rats in the attics of post-war houses, Argentine ants after the first hot week of June, cockroaches moving between apartment units.
15 years later the company has protected more than 10,000 properties across Los Angeles County and San Bernardino County, including more than 500 multi-unit buildings under active management. The ownership has not changed, and neither has the model: our own licensed technicians, dispatched from El Monte, answering to the family that owns the company rather than to a franchise office in another state.
What QualityPro certification requires
QualityPro is the National Pest Management Association's accreditation for pest control companies. Fewer than 3% of companies in the United States hold it, and fewer than 12 in California. It is earned by the company as a whole and kept current through ongoing training and documented policies.
The requirements that matter most to a customer are the ones about people. Every technician passes a criminal background check before working in a home. Drug screening is mandatory before hire and continues at random. Technicians complete at least 16 hours of training every year on current EPA regulations and application techniques. PesPro also holds the GreenPro designation for eco-friendly pest management built on EPA-approved, lower-impact methods.
How our technicians are trained and vetted
Our technicians are PesPro employees, not subcontractors. Each one is individually licensed through the California Structural Pest Control Board and works under company license #PR-6378. Before treating anything, a new technician learns the PesPro inspection sequence: reading rodent droppings and rub marks, finding cockroach harborage behind appliances, and tracing an ant trail back to the colony instead of spraying the line you can see.
Training continues every year, as QualityPro requires, and it follows the Integrated Pest Management approach: identify the species, remove what feeds and shelters it, use the least material that solves the problem, and verify the result. Every product we apply is registered with the EPA and California's Department of Pesticide Regulation. Technicians arrive in uniform and carry their California license.
What a service visit looks like, start to finish
A visit begins with an inspection of the interior and exterior. The technician identifies the pest, locates where it lives and how it gets in, and shows you the evidence before recommending anything. If the problem does not need treatment yet, we say so. Otherwise you receive a written quote that names the method, the materials, the number of visits, the timeline and one fixed price.
Treatment follows the quote, nothing more. For bed bugs and cockroaches you receive a preparation checklist beforehand, because clutter and unwashed fabrics shelter the pests from treatment. Afterward you get a service report describing what was found and what was applied, plus the window for any follow-up visit. Rodent control continues with trap checks and monitoring.
Who we serve, and the bilingual promise
Our customers fall into a few groups. Homeowners and renters in single-family homes and condos. Property managers and HOA boards running apartment buildings from 10 units to more than 200. Restaurants and commercial kitchens under LA County Department of Public Health letter-grade inspections. Offices, retail stores and warehouses. Each group gets the same inspection-first method, with reporting adapted to whoever has to read it: a homeowner, a board or a health inspector.
Every member of the team speaks English and Spanish. The person who inspects your home, writes your quote and explains the preparation steps can do all of it in either language. The website is published in ten languages for Los Angeles County's communities, and phone and in-person service is available in English and Spanish.
Our service area, and how to verify our credentials
We serve Los Angeles County and San Bernardino County from the El Monte headquarters. San Gabriel Valley cities such as Rosemead, Temple City, Alhambra, Baldwin Park and Pico Rivera are minutes from the office. The Westside, Hollywood, the South Bay and Long Beach, Glendale and Burbank, and the foothill cities around Pasadena are reached on scheduled routes. So are the San Fernando and Santa Clarita valleys, the Inland Empire and the High Desert.
Credentials you can check yourself: our California Structural Pest Control Board license is #PR-6378, searchable at https://www.pestboard.ca.gov/license.shtml. QualityPro accreditation can be confirmed through the National Pest Management Association. Our Google Business Profile, listed as "Pest Control PESPRO", shows 132 verified reviews averaging 4.9 stars. We carry $2 million in liability coverage and provide a certificate of insurance on request.
Common questions
When was PesPro founded, and who owns it?
PesPro was founded in 2011 by a Latino family in El Monte, California, and the same family owns and runs it today. It is an independent company, not a franchise, so decisions about scheduling, quotes and guarantees are made locally.
What does QualityPro certification mean for me as a customer?
It means the company entering your home has verified that its technicians passed background checks and drug screening, trains them every year, and follows written safety and environmental policies. Fewer than 3% of pest control companies in the United States meet the standard.
Are your technicians employees or subcontractors?
They are PesPro employees, each individually licensed by the California Structural Pest Control Board and working under company license #PR-6378. We do not hand jobs to third-party crews, and you can ask any technician to show their license at the door.
Can I get service entirely in Spanish?
Yes. The whole team is bilingual, so the first phone call, the inspection, the written quote, the preparation checklist and the follow-up can all happen in Spanish. Just ask when you book.
How do I verify that your license is current?
Search for license number PR-6378 on the California Structural Pest Control Board's license lookup page. The record shows the status of the license and the licensed business. Any licensed company should give you its number before work begins.
Do you only work in El Monte and the San Gabriel Valley?
No. El Monte is the headquarters and the San Gabriel Valley is the densest part of our route map, but scheduled routes cover all of Los Angeles County and San Bernardino County, from Malibu to Long Beach and east to San Bernardino.