Are all beetles harmful?

Not all are dangerous, but some can damage fabrics, contaminate food, or cause allergic reactions.

Can beetles come in from outside?

Yes. Many beetles sneak inside during seasonal transitions — especially fall. Preventive treatments and sealing entry points can help.

Do you offer commercial beetle control?

Yes — we work with both homeowners and commercial properties throughout the tri-state area.

What if I’m not sure what kind of beetle I’m seeing?

No problem. We’ll identify it during your inspection and explain the best course of action.

Beetle Control

in Michigan and Indiana

GoodBye Pest…

…Hello Peace

Beetles Come in All Shapes and Sizes — But None Belong in Your Home

From carpet beetles in closets to pantry beetles in dry goods, beetles can be destructive, persistent, and hard to identify. What starts as a single sighting can quickly become an infestation, especially if they’re breeding indoors.

At CE Solution, we identify the type of beetle, eliminate the infestation at the source, and help prevent it from returning — so you can stop worrying about what’s crawling where.

Types of Beetles Common in the Midwest

Carpet Beetles
Feed on natural fibers, hair, and lint; can damage clothing and furniture
Grain Beetles
Infest pantry items like flour, rice, and cereals
Ground Beetles
Harmless but a nuisance when they wander indoors
Asian Lady Beetles
Look like ladybugs, but invade homes in large numbers and can bite or stain surfaces

How CE Solution Handles Beetle Infestations

Inspection
We identify the beetle species and assess the level of infestation
Targeted Treatment
We apply products to kill larvae and adult beetles in affected areas
Prevention
We’ll recommend cleaning and sealing strategies to keep beetles from returning

Because beetles vary widely by type, we tailor each treatment plan based on what we find — and we’re ready to get started on day one.

Where Beetles Cause Problems

Different beetle species target different areas:

Pantries
Grain and flour beetles infest stored foods
Carpets & Closets
Carpet beetles feed on fabrics, wool, and upholstery
Basements & Windows
Ground beetles and other overwintering species sneak inside
Bathrooms & Kitchens
Moisture-loving beetles may settle in damp corners or under sinks

CE Solution proudly serves homes and businesses in Michigan and Indiana.

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