Thousands of tiny red mites crawling on your windows, walls, and curtains? Clover mites invade Michigan homes every spring and fall — and they leave red stains on everything they touch. Our perimeter barrier treatment stops them before they get inside.

Those tiny red dots moving across your windowsills are not insects — they are actually related to spiders and ticks.
Clover mites are pinhead-sized, reddish-brown arachnids. They feed on grass, clover, and lawn plants. They have unusually long front legs that are often mistaken for antennae.
They invade homes in massive numbers during spring and fall when outdoor temperatures shift. They are attracted to the warm, sunny sides of buildings and squeeze through tiny gaps.
When crushed, clover mites leave a distinctive red stain that can permanently mark curtains, walls, clothing, and furniture. Never wipe or squish them — vacuum instead.
These signs mean clover mites are already inside — or about to be.
Tiny reddish-brown dots crawling across windowsills, especially on the south and west sides of your home.
Red or rusty stains on walls, curtains, bedding, or furniture where mites have been accidentally crushed.
Thousands of tiny red mites swarming on your home's sunny exterior walls, foundation, and around window frames.
Problems appearing specifically in March-May or September-November when temperature swings trigger migration indoors.
Dense populations of tiny red dots visible on grass, mulch, and soil right against your foundation walls.
Well-fertilized, thick grass growing right up to your foundation provides the food source that sustains large clover mite populations.
Michigan's dramatic seasonal temperature swings make clover mite invasions especially common. When spring temperatures rise rapidly in March and April, clover mites emerge in massive numbers from the soil and head for the warm sides of buildings. The same thing happens in reverse during fall when cooling temperatures drive them indoors. Michigan's lush, well-maintained lawns provide the perfect food source — homes with thick grass growing right up to the foundation are the most vulnerable. The Ann Arbor, Jackson, and Lansing areas see heavy clover mite activity every year.
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We create a protective barrier that stops clover mites before they reach your walls and windows.
We inspect your home's exterior to identify every crack, gap, and entry point clover mites are using. We also assess your lawn and landscaping for conditions that attract them.
We apply a professional-grade perimeter treatment around your foundation, windows, and entry points that kills clover mites on contact and prevents new ones from reaching your home.
We provide specific landscaping changes — like creating a gravel border around your foundation — that make your property permanently less attractive to clover mites.

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We stop mites before they enter — preventing the red stains that damage your curtains, walls, and furniture.
Same-day and next-day appointments because clover mite invasions get worse every day you wait.
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Clover mites are pinhead-sized reddish-brown arachnids that feed on grass and clover. They don't bite or carry diseases, but they invade homes in massive numbers and leave red stains when crushed.
The red color is their body pigment, not blood. When crushed, it stains surfaces permanently. Never wipe or squish them on curtains, walls, or furniture — vacuum them instead.
They invade during spring and fall temperature changes, attracted to warm, sunny sides of buildings. Homes with lush lawns growing right against the foundation are most vulnerable.
No. They don't bite or transmit diseases. They are purely a nuisance, but they invade by the thousands and their red stains can damage curtains, clothing, walls, and furniture.
Create a plant-free gravel or mulch border (18-24 inches) around your foundation. Seal cracks around windows and doors. Our professional perimeter treatment creates a chemical barrier that prevents them from reaching your home.
Stop watching thousands of tiny red dots crawl across your windows. Let us put up a barrier that keeps them out.