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Collegeville, PA

Pest Control in Collegeville, PA

Collegeville is a Montgomery County borough on the Perkiomen Creek, and the creek, the rail trail beside it and a flood-prone Main Street all feed the damp conditions that pests prefer.

Stone and clapboard twin homes on a tree-lined street in Collegeville, Montgomery County, PA
Stone and clapboard twin homes on a tree-lined street in Collegeville, Montgomery County, PA
Fieldstone foundation and basement window of an older Collegeville home
Fieldstone foundation and basement window of an older Collegeville home
Mature trees and leaf litter along a Collegeville property line
Mature trees and leaf litter along a Collegeville property line
Covered porch and painted wooden eaves on a Collegeville home
Covered porch and painted wooden eaves on a Collegeville home
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Pest Control in Collegeville

Collegeville has been an incorporated borough in Montgomery County since 1896, and Perkiomen Creek runs through it. The borough's own stormwater report calls the Perkiomen the largest watershed within the Schuylkill River basin, with headwaters originating in four different counties, so water arrives here from a long way upstream. Hurricane Ida inundated Main Street from First to Second Avenues in 2021, destroyed over 20 borough homes and flooded six businesses. The 20 mile Perkiomen Trail follows the creek from Oaks to Green Lane Borough on the former rail bed of the Reading Railroad's Perkiomen Line, and it passes through Collegeville.

Termite swarms usually emerge between February and June in Pennsylvania, and colonies build earth colored tubes from soil to wood. The Asian tiger mosquito has been found in southern Pennsylvania, favors small breeding containers and has a short flight range, while Culex pipiens is the main West Nile virus vector. Penn State Extension puts eliminating standing water first, which means clearing tires, cans, buckets, jars, toys and rain gutters. Most Lyme transmission happens in June and July, because nymphs are active then and small. Spotted lanternflies lay egg masses of 30 to 50 eggs each in the fall, and Montgomery County sits inside the state quarantine.

Our Collegeville office is at 372 E Main Street, Suite 104, and the number is (610) 946-6884. That number is listed on our contact page with 15 other southeastern Pennsylvania offices, and the company works across Delaware, Chester and Montgomery counties. Call and tell us what you have found, and we will get an inspection booked.

What we offer in Collegeville

  • Termite Control
  • Bed Bug Control
  • Rodent Control
  • Mosquito Control
  • Ant Control
  • Cockroach Control
  • Spider Control
  • Tick Control
  • Bee and Wasp Control
  • Cricket Control
  • Pigeon Control
  • Spotted Lanternfly Control
  • Scorpion Sealing

PJ Mac Pest Control Collegeville

372 E Main St #104
Collegeville, PA 19426

Open 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Seven days a week

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PJ Mac Pest Control Collegeville

★★★★★ 4.9 stars from 63 Google reviews

372 E Main St #104
Collegeville, PA 19426

(610) 946-6884

Opening hours
Monday7:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday7:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday7:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday7:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday7:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday7:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday7:00 AM - 9:00 PM
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Questions, answered

Does flooding along the Perkiomen Creek change which pests show up at a Collegeville property?

It does, though the reason is the moisture left behind rather than the flood water itself. Collegeville's own stormwater report records that Hurricane Ida inundated Main Street from First to Second Avenues in 2021 and destroyed more than twenty homes. Penn State Extension notes that carpenter ants usually will not infest sound wood with a moisture content below 15 percent, so wet framing changes the odds. Eastern subterranean termites keep a connection to the soil and build earth-colored tubes from the ground up to the wood they feed on. After a wet season, a moisture and grade check around the foundation is the most useful first step you can take.

Where do the mosquitoes at a Collegeville property near the creek actually come from?

The Asian tiger mosquito favors small breeding containers and travels only a short distance, so the source is usually somewhere on your own lot. Penn State Extension says the most effective prevention is eliminating standing water around the home, including old tires, buckets, jars, toys and clogged rain gutters. The common house mosquito, Culex pipiens, is the main carrier of West Nile virus and also breeds in stagnant water close to buildings. Montgomery County's Office of Public Health monitors mosquito activity throughout the county and may spray if mosquitoes test positive for viruses that threaten public health. Call the Collegeville office and describe where water is collecting, and we will deal with the yard side of the problem.

Is Collegeville inside the Pennsylvania spotted lanternfly quarantine, and what should I do about them?

Montgomery County is one of the 56 Pennsylvania counties that Penn State Extension lists as under the spotted lanternfly quarantine. The order prohibits moving any living stage of the insect and regulates articles that can carry it, including firewood, nursery stock, outdoor household items and vehicles left outside. That matters most in autumn, because the Department of Agriculture reports that the adults lay egg masses holding 30 to 50 eggs each. Check trunks, fence posts, grills, tarps and anything else stored outdoors, then scrape any egg masses you find into a sealed bag. Call the Collegeville office with what you are finding and we will tell you what we can treat.

Do you cover the wider Perkiomen Valley communities around Collegeville from that office?

PJ Mac works across Montgomery, Chester and Delaware counties, and the Collegeville office is one of its Montgomery County locations. Perkiomen Valley School District gives a fair picture of the immediate neighbors, since it serves Collegeville, Trappe and Schwenksville boroughs plus Perkiomen, Skippack and Lower Frederick townships. Evansburg State Park sits near Collegeville along Skippack Creek in Montgomery County and covers 3,349 acres. Call (610) 946-6884 with your street name and we will confirm whether your address falls inside the service area.