Compare help for ants, silverfish, termites, and pest problems in homes and shared buildings. Use the service comparison and direct company contacts below to prepare for an inspection and compare written proposals.
Sources checked October 29, 2026 · Four free basic listings
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Ant control in Hollywood
“Sugar ants” is a common description, not a confirmed species. Before comparing quotes, note the ants’ size, where they travel, whether food attracts them, and whether activity is inside, outside, or both. A useful inspection should connect identification with a treatment and prevention plan rather than treating every ant problem the same way.
Native and Protocol describe ant-control services. Ask whether follow-up visits are included and which food, moisture, or entry-point problems you should address. See our sugar-ant guide and general ant guide.
Silverfish and moisture-related problems
When silverfish appear in bathrooms, closets, storage areas, or around paper goods, report both the pest sightings and any leaks or damp conditions. Ask whether the proposed service includes inspection of likely harborages and practical moisture or storage changes. Pesticide treatment alone is not a repair for an ongoing leak.
Native specifically lists silverfish service. The other companies offer general household pest plans; confirm silverfish coverage and exclusions directly. Our silverfish guide provides identification and prevention information.
Coordinate treatment in shared buildings
For an apartment, condo, or vacation rental, first establish who is responsible for the affected area. Tell the provider whether sightings are limited to one room or involve neighboring units. Coordinate access with the owner or manager, and ask how follow-up findings will be reported. Keep preparation instructions, product information, and the written scope together so different occupants receive consistent instructions.
For termite concerns, request a termite inspection rather than assuming a general pest subscription includes wood-destroying organisms. All four checked providers below have a termite category on their Broward business license; the comparison distinguishes fumigation categories.
Companies serving Hollywood
These businesses explicitly list Hollywood in their published service areas. Listings are alphabetical, not ranked.
| Company | Household pests / rodents | Termite category | Fumigation category |
|---|---|---|---|
| Native Pest Management | Listed | Listed | Not in this checked branch record |
| Nozzle Nolen | Listed | Listed | Listed |
| Protocol Pest Control | Listed | Listed | Not in this checked branch record |
| Royal Pest & Termite | Listed | Listed | Listed |
License categories describe the checked business location, not every treatment a company may arrange. Ask who performs subcontracted work and verify that provider separately.
Native Pest Management
The company publishes a Fort Lauderdale contact number and lists all three pilot cities in its service area. The license record and website show different suite and phone details; use the company’s published customer contact number and confirm appointment details directly.
- Stated services
- General household pests, rodents, termite control, and lawn care.
- Florida license
- JB331140 · Active when checked · Expires September 30, 2027
- License categories
- General Household Pest and Rodent Control; Termite and Other WDO Control; Lawn and Ornamental
Call 954-820-8791 · Visit company website
Checked October 29, 2026: company services and coverage; FDACS business-license report (search JB331140, Broward County). Owner confirmation is pending. Availability and pricing are not verified.
Nozzle Nolen
The business lists a Pompano Beach branch in the state register and Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, and Pompano Beach among its service locations. Ask which services and follow-up visits are included in the proposed plan.
- Stated services
- General household pests, rodents, termite services, mosquitoes, and lawn care.
- Florida license
- JB303314 · Active when checked · Expires October 31, 2027
- License categories
- General Household Pest and Rodent Control; Termite and Other WDO Control; Lawn and Ornamental; Fumigation
Call 800-226-6536 · Visit company website
Checked October 29, 2026: company services and coverage; FDACS business-license report (search JB303314, Broward County). Owner confirmation is pending. Availability and pricing are not verified.
Protocol Pest Control
Based in Pompano Beach, the company explicitly lists Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood in its service area. Its website describes work for homeowners, property managers, condos, commercial buildings, and vessels.
- Stated services
- General household pests, rodents, termite treatments, WDO inspections, bed bugs, and bee management.
- Florida license
- JB322533 · Active when checked · Expires March 31, 2027
- License categories
- General Household Pest and Rodent Control; Termite and Other WDO Control
Call 954-408-2658 · Visit company website
Checked October 29, 2026: company services and coverage; FDACS business-license report (search JB322533, Broward County). Owner confirmation is pending. Availability and pricing are not verified.
Royal Pest & Termite
The company is based in Miramar and explicitly lists all three pilot cities. Confirm the service address, treatment scope, preparation requirements, and any guarantee in writing.
- Stated services
- Residential and commercial pest control, termite services and fumigation, and lawn care.
- Florida license
- JB218235 · Active when checked · Expires March 31, 2027
- License categories
- General Household Pest and Rodent Control; Termite and Other WDO Control; Lawn and Ornamental; Fumigation
Call 754-800-5284 · Visit company website
Checked October 29, 2026: company services and coverage; FDACS business-license report (search JB218235, Broward County). Owner confirmation is pending. Availability and pricing are not verified.
Compare the scope, not just the first price
- Identify the pest. Ask the inspector to explain the evidence and proposed treatment area.
- Request a written scope. Separate initial treatment, repeat visits, exclusions, cleanup, repairs, and prevention work.
- Understand the commitment. Compare initial and recurring charges, cancellation terms, retreatments, and any damage warranty.
- Confirm access and preparation. Mention pets, children, shared spaces, tenants, and any association requirements.
- Verify the provider. Match the business name and location to its current license; ask for insurance information and the responsible contractor for specialized work.
Prices depend on the pest, property, treatment, and service agreement. Pestkilled does not quote a citywide price or promise same-day appointments.
What we check—and what a listing means
We compare company websites with Florida’s business-license register. Names, published contact details, stated services, service areas, license status, and check dates are shown below. This is a source check, not a performance audit or a guarantee. Confirm current licensing, insurance, availability, pricing, and treatment suitability before hiring.
Basic listings are free. Paid Premium Profiles, when present, appear alphabetically in a separate section labeled “Sponsored Premium Profiles.” Payment buys visibility; it does not establish quality, an editorial ranking, territorial exclusivity, or a guaranteed number of leads. None of the basic listings below has paid for this placement.
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Sources and corrections
Company sources and state-license records were checked October 29, 2026. Our selection questions draw on the University of Florida’s homeowner guide to selecting a pest control service. Coverage is limited to the providers reviewed here; this is not a complete list of licensed businesses in the city.
Notice a factual error? Contact Pestkilled with the company name, city, correction, and supporting source. Corrections do not require a paid listing.