Beetles may seem harmless, but certain species can invade homes, damage food supplies, and even destroy wood and fabrics. Some of the most common household beetles include carpet beetles, which feed on clothing and upholstery, and pantry beetles, which contaminate stored food. Others, like powderpost beetles, can damage wooden structures over time. These pests often enter homes through open windows, infested food products, or cracks in the foundation.

Simply removing visible beetles won’t stop an infestation—larvae and eggs can remain hidden in carpets, pantries, and walls. Professional pest control identifies the type of beetle infestation, removes active populations, and applies preventative treatments to keep them from returning. If beetles are invading your home, it’s time to take action before they cause costly damage.