Murdock is a small community in Reno County surrounded by farmland and the open landscape typical of central Kansas. Its rural character reflects the agricultural history of the region. Homes, barns, and other outbuildings near fields can provide shelter and food sources for mice, ants, spiders, and termites, while warm summer temperatures can increase mosquito and fly activity. Schendel Pest Services has assembled a crew of seasoned pest control professionals who know exactly what kinds of infestations trouble residents and businesses in this area. Infestations and wildlife intrusions happen frequently to property owners in Murdock. It's why our pest control approaches are built to last and centered entirely on exceeding your expectations. From stubborn bugs invading your pantry to animals nesting in your garage or shed, our technicians work tirelessly to restore your property to a healthy, pest-free state.

1741 S. Eisenhower Ct Wichita, KS, 67209
"They have been a great service to have! Any time something has come up or needed someone to spray they come either that day or the next. Would recommend to anyone."
Nathan H.
Stubborn pests shouldn't have the opportunity to disrupt your household for days or weeks. Schendel Pest Services offers responsive residential pest control services backed by local technicians who know the area and its seasonal pest challenges. We'll identify the problem, explain the treatment process clearly, and work to eliminate current threats while reducing the chances of future infestations. Call today to schedule your complimentary home pest inspection.
Wildlife can turn your home into an unexpected nesting site, creating messes, property damage, and potential health concerns. Schendel Pest Services provides professional wildlife removal services to safely address raccoons, squirrels, skunks, opossums, and other nuisance animals. We look beyond simply removing the animal by identifying entry points and conditions attracting wildlife, then developing a solution to help prevent these unwanted visitors from returning.