Hampton Roads Termite & Pest Control

They have been aggravating homeowners since ancient times and even though they were just about eradicated in the developed world by the 1950s, a problem has occurred. Due to a greatly increased amount of international travel, homeowner's lack of awareness, prevention practices and more targeted pest control methods. The most important thing you must know is you will need help in getting rid of them. Hampton Roads Termite and Pest Control Inc. offers a positive approach in educating you, the homeowner, to be vigilant in ways to prevent, detect and protect yourself from bedbugs.

The number one defense against these insects is to get an inspection from a licensed pest control company. Hampton Roads Termite and Pest Control Company Inc. offers free inspections. These inspections not only are helpful in finding specific problems but are also helpful in educating you in what to look for in your home and identifying conditions which may be conducive to each insect. Following are a few clues which may be helpful.

In May of 2010 Hampton Roads Termite and Pest Controls commercial accounts were separated from our residential services and became a separate department. Today just a few short years later it is the most rapid growing department in the company. Department manager Pete Aldridge's motto of "no prisoners, no survivors" shows throughout his department, and showcases his over 30 years' experience in the pest control business. Our commercial pest control operators are highly trained, experienced personnel who look at every new account as a challenge.

Spring to fall, the time of year to enjoy being outside. Picnics, barbeques, or just sitting around talking with friends. It's what we look forward to all winter. Enter the Mosquito, she can make the best outing miserable. In addition, mosquitos are vectors of many diseases, West Nile virus, encephalitis, dengue fever and yellow fever to name a few. Most yards are great breeding grounds for the mosquito, any stagnant water, ponds, standing water in gutters, under downspouts, drainage ditches, marshes and water in tree holes.