PestCo

Bees and wasps are one of the most damaging and harmful pests you can have around your home or business. PestCo provides complete wasp removal, bee removal and yellow jacket removal to keep your home or business safe. A wasp exterminator will remove adult wasps and other types of stinging insects, and eliminate hives. Instead of trying to deal with dangerous bees yourself, schedule professional bee and wasp removal to take care of the problem safely. Wasps, bees, yellow jackets and other similar insects can sting anyone and can even cause life-threatening allergic reactions in some.

PestCo, LLC provides animal control services to residential and commercial sectors. When animal control becomes an issue, it is important for the problem to be taken care of effectively and efficiently. At PestCo, LLC our teams of certified animal pest control technicians and wildlife exclusion specialists work together to make sure that your problems are solved. Our professionals use only environmentally friendly and ecologically safe strategies with humane handling techniques to handle all wildlife animal removal.

We protect your establishment from pests and the germs that they transmit. We use a variety of methods including baits, exclusion techniques, and sanitation recommendations. We at PestCo Pest Management practice an integrated pest control approach when servicing school establishments. We practice exclusion techniques and sanitation using pesticides that are deemed appropriate for the situation as our last resort. Serving, but not limited to, these locations in Connecticut: Madison, Branford, Guilford, Clinton, Old Saybrook, Westbrook, and Killingworth.

Though they are very small, ants can be very harmful pests. They can cause extensive damage to your home, and they can also spread disease. If you are having problems with carpenter ants or other species of ants, call PestCo today. Your carpenter ant exterminator will eliminate the adults, eggs and nests of any ant variety in or around your home or business. There are many varieties of potentially harmful ants that may invade your home or business. Most species of ants are attracted to organic materials like food scraps, especially sugary foods like soft drinks or fruits.

Are you at risk of termites or other wood destroying insects? Do you have termites or are you concerned that you might? Did you know that termites cause over 5 billion dollars of damage each year, more than fires and storms combined? Additionally, termite damage is not covered by Home Owners insurance. When was your last termite inspection? Annual termite inspections protect your home from undetected infestations that cause damage to your home. Our termite professionals are skilled at finding hidden termite infestations and solving the problem effectively.

Despite their cuteness, there is nothing appealing about creatures that have the potential to cause thousands of dollars worth of destruction when they decide to make their den in your home. Raccoons are very intelligent so they will capitalize on faulty or weak areas of construction. They will rip apart soffits, facia boards, attic vents, roofs, siding and loose boards under decks or porches, creating much damage in the process of building their dens. Raccoons may also use the insulation in your attic or walls to create their den and contaminate the area they inhabit with urine, and feces.

In New Haven and Middlesex County, CT, Connecticut, bats are an important part of the ecosystem. Feeding on insects during the night, they keep the mosquito population down and help maintain a natural balance. A single bat can consume over a thousand mosquitos in an hour. While they are beneficial and desirable, you do not want them roosting in your attic or in a wall void. If you are seeing bats entering and exiting your attic vents, roosting from the beams in your attic, seeing droppings (guano) on the insulation or plywood floor or hearing noises at night, we can help you.

Eastern subterranean termites are the most destructive insect in our region of the U.S. and are mostly active in the spring to early summer. Termites live in large colonies that depend upon the worker termites to consume wood or other forms of cellulose in order for the colony to grow and survive. These termite colonies are dependent upon soil contact and the workers will construct mud tubes as they feed inside a structure. Any time you see termite worker mud tubes or the winged form of the termites know as swarmers, contact us quickly so we can inspect your residence or building and apply either a liquid or bait treatment.

Bed bugs have become a common problem across the country. They have been found in homes, hotels, college campuses, businesses, and other places. Many people associate bed bugs with unsanitary conditions, as often is the case with pests such as cockroaches. However, bed bug infestations can occur to anyone regardless of their income. Bed Bugs Elimination is one of our specialties! Why are bed bugs becoming a bigger problem? Some experts attribute the increased problem to a number of causes such increased travel & tourism, changes in the methods we use to control other pests such as cockroaches, and an increasing resistance by bed bugs to the most commonly used insecticides.

The cockroach is a high-risk pest to have in your home as cockroaches transmit a range of serious illnesses including salmonella, dysentery, and gastroenteritis. Cockroach droppings may also lead to some cases of childhood asthma. German Cockroach - Adults are ½ to 5/8 of an inch long - They are tan to brown with two dark stripes that run lengthwise on the thorax just behind the head. They have wings that cover their abdomen, however, they do not fly. German cockroaches prefer moist environments such as kitchens and bathrooms.

Pigeons carry a number of diseases and can cause excessive damage to property, buildings, automobiles and machinery. The droppings deface buildings and can kill vegetation. The pungent odor and unclean appearance of pigeon droppings is unpleasant to passing pedestrians and customers. Economic losses can be significant due to the need to clean droppings, repair damage and to maintain safe working conditions. In addition, feathers can plug ventilation units and cause other problems that may result in health hazards.