Seal Out Scorpions

Thank you for visiting us on beBee! Seal Out Scorpions works with residents to Get and Keep Scorpions Out of Their Homes! Our professional scorpion sealing company has provided security to homes and businesses throughout Arizona for over 15 years. We are committed to providing all of our clients with quality service and a scorpion-free home.

Seal Out Scorpions was founded in 1999 by Georgia Clubb who once had a phobia of scorpions.  Her fear and desperation turned to an obsession after she had been stung several times, moved out of two homes and found herself in her fourth home that was infested.  After going through a number of failed services, the obsession led her to extensive study of the science of scorpions, home structures, the environmental impacts, repellents, insecticides and all matters related to keeping scorpions out.  Curing her own problem she and her husband William and brother Mike began working with others in similar situations and with similar fears to keep scorpions out of their own homes. 

Seal Out Scorpions has grown to 11 full time staff members working year round with residents in keeping scorpions out.  The company office is located in Tempe Arizona, and is servicing the areas of Tempe, Ahwatukee, Scottsdale, Gilbert, Phoenix, Glendale, Anthem, Tucson, East Mesa, Peoria, Fountain Hills, and the surrounding cities.

Our expert scorpion sealing contractors feature over 15 years of service, satisfied client results and reviews, and an Arizona state contracting license through the ROC.   

If your Arizona home is in need of scorpion sealing or you just need advice and pointed in the right direction, contact the experts at Seal Out Scorpions today!

Seal Out Scorpions
124 West Orion Street #F6
Tempe, Arizona 85283
 

Georgia Clubb overcame her fear of Scorpions with knowledge and first-hand experience that was motivated by fear and desperation. Since 1999 she has worked with thousands of residents, helping them keep scorpions out of their own homes.

My fear, desperation and sense of responsibility set me on a course of intense study.  At first, this was not an easy feat since I was even afraid to look at a picture of a scorpion, let alone study about them.  But I forced myself and started with scientific works from ASU’s environmental research center, the University of Arizona’s cooperative education, Purdue University’s pest management studies, along with the works and texts of world-renowned scientists and entomologists dedicated to the research of scorpions.  In 2006, with the final phase-out of banned organophosphates and the continually growing scorpion population, my study began including all matters related to insecticides.