San Clemente homes deserve the patio back.
Ocean breezes, Spanish-style streets and plenty of time outside. From the pier bowl to the hills of Talega, we help San Clemente homeowners keep that easy indoor-outdoor living free of uninvited guests.
What we keep in mind here.
City in South Orange County
- Talega and the Rancho San Clemente hills
- the Spanish Colonial Revival streets around the pier and Del Mar
- Forster Ranch and the eastern neighborhoods
Every home is different. These are things worth checking, not a prediction of what's in your yard.
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Patios and courtyards
San Clemente's indoor-outdoor lifestyle means pavers, planters and built-in BBQs — all easy places for ants and spiders to settle close to the house.
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Rooflines and eaves
Older eaves near the pier bowl, and tile or shake rooflines in the hills, are worth checking for webs, wasp nests and small openings.
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Hillside landscaping
In Talega, Forster Ranch and Rancho San Clemente, slopes and planted greenbelts sit right against many backyards.
Easy wins for San Clemente homes.
- Sweep patio crumbs and pet food after outdoor meals.
- Keep planters and mulch a few inches off stucco walls.
- Knock down webs along eaves and light fixtures regularly.
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