DeRosa Exterminating Co. is a locally owned and operated pest control company that has been providing homeowners and businesses with prompt and professional service since 1984. We offer affordable maintenance programs and detailed services, and we're able to keep uninvited pests out of your home at a reasonable price. For a pest-free home year-round, we recommend one of our budget-friendly preventative treatment services. Our interior and exterior treatments are available on a one-time basis, monthly, quarterly, or semi-annually to meet your specific needs.
DeRosa Exterminating Co. is a local family owned & operated business. We have proudly serviced the Delaware County & North Wilmington, Delaware areas for over 30 years. We built our business by providing prompt reliable service. Rob DeRosa, the owner, has over 50 years experience in the pest control industry and is on every job. We take pride in our work and are known in the area for our customer-oriented service. Our customers have stayed loyal to us over the years and feel comfortable knowing they have a professional they can trust servicing all of their pest control needs.
Although they are named bedbugs, one of their favorite places to hide is actually your dirty linens. As soon as you know you have been infested with bedbugs, it s a very good idea to wash your linens daily in hot water and dry on the hottest setting of your dryer. This will kill any hiding bedbugs and destroy the eggs they lay.
It s important to remember that the typical office has far more places for pests to hide than the typical home does. When you don t want to risk finding an unpleasant surprise in the break room or supply area, we re here for you.
Handle with care! When attempting to get close to a beehive, make sure to cover your whole body with layered clothing, and tuck your shirt into your pants and your pants into your socks.
It s important to remember that bed bug infestations won t always occur in bedrooms. That s why our method allows us to treat any space that we determine is infested with bed bugs.
The most important preventative measure you can do to prevent a bee problem is to keep from attracting bees in the first place. Garbage cans should be covered and any and all cracks or openings into your house should be covered and sealed.
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