Pest Control Services
Every service below has its own page covering what the treatment involves and what to expect afterwards.
Residential and commercial pest control
Identification comes before treatment on every job, because the species determines the method and the wrong method is why problems return.
Termite Control
Termites in this region are almost always eastern subterranean termites, which reach a house from the soil rather than by flying in, so the treatment has to deal with the ground as well as the timber.
Bed Bug Control
Bed bugs arrive on luggage, second-hand furniture and shared laundry. They have nothing to do with how clean a house is, and treating them as a hygiene problem is why people delay calling.
Rodent Control
Trapping handles the rodents already inside. Finding and sealing the entry point is what decides whether you are doing this again in six weeks.
Mosquito Control
Mosquitoes breed in standing water measured in tablespoons, not ponds. Finding those sites on your property matters more than how much of the yard gets treated.
Ant Control
Which ant it is changes everything. Carpenter ants excavate structural timber; pavement ants are a nuisance. The same spray does not deal with both.
Cockroach Control
German cockroaches breed fast and hide in warm, tight spaces near food and water. Treatment has to reach where they actually are, not where they are seen.
Spider Control
Spiders follow their food. A property with a lot of spiders usually has a lot of flying insects, and the exterior lighting is often part of the reason.
Tick Control
Ticks live at the edge: leaf litter, long grass, and the line where a lawn meets woodland. That transition zone is where treatment and habitat work matter most.
Bee and Wasp Control
What is nesting decides what happens next. Wasps and hornets are treated; a honey bee colony is a different conversation, and identification comes first.
Cricket Control
Crickets in a basement are usually telling you about humidity and an entry point. Both are more useful to deal with than the insects themselves.
Pigeon Control
Bird work is proofing work. Clearing a ledge without changing it simply makes space for the next birds to use the same ledge.
Spotted Lanternfly Control
The spotted lanternfly is an invasive planthopper under a Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture quarantine. Egg masses and host trees are where treatment starts.
Scorpion Sealing
Scorpions are not an established Pennsylvania pest, so this is exclusion and identification work rather than a routine treatment program.
Commercial Pest Control
Scheduled visits and documented service records for food premises, offices and multi-unit properties.
Request pest control service
Call the office and tell us what you are seeing. We will book your inspection, usually the same day.
Ask for your free inspection when you call.
Speak to the office nearest you
Every office is open seven days a week. Call and we will tell you what the inspection involves.