A moisture problem as much as a pest one. Treated at the perimeter, with the damp entry conditions pointed out.
From $250 after inspection, priced before we start

Exclusion
The foundation lineWhere soil sits high against the wall and stays wet after rain.
Basement thresholdsDoors and vents at grade level, which is exactly where they are travelling.On the job
The bed against the wall is treated, not the lawn.
The report starts on the tailgate before anyone drives away.Book an inspection
Sow Bugs treatment starts at $250. The figure is set after we have seen it, and before anything is applied.
Covered by the quarterly border spray on the Mice and Insect plan, from $70 a month. See the plans
About sow bugs specifically.
No. They do not bite, they do not sting, and they do not damage the building or anything in it. They are a nuisance and, more usefully, a sign of moisture: sow bugs need damp to survive, so a lot of them indoors is telling you something about a wall, a window well or the grade outside.
Because they move indoors in waves when conditions outside change. A dry spell and a heavy rain both push them off the ground they were living in and toward the perimeter of the house, so you see none for weeks and then a run of them over a few days. It tracks the weather rather than anything you did.
If the damp source stays, yes. Sow bugs are a moisture problem as much as a pest problem, so treating the perimeter without pointing out the window well holding water, or the grade running back toward the wall, buys you a season. We point it out, and the treatment holds far longer once it is dealt with.
Same conditions and the same treatment line. Silverfish are named on the quarterly border spray's coverage along with sow bugs, so the plan handles both.
Anything not here, call 825-522-1997 and describe it. Most of the time we can tell you what it is on the phone.
Related treatments
All four ride the same exterior line, and all four are covered by the quarterly border spray.
AntsTreated at the nest, then along the exterior line they came in on. Killing the trail in the kitchen changes nothing.What the visit involves →from $250
SpidersWebs swept from the exterior and the perimeter treated, so the corners stay clear instead of being re-spun each week.What the visit involves →from $250
BeetlesIdentified first, then treated where they breed rather than where they were noticed.What the visit involves →from $250