Residential Pest Control in Warren County, PA

Williams Pest Control offers a wide variety of residential pest extermination services, starting with our comprehensive Home Protection Plan, which protects your home year-round against the most common household pests with only four scheduled treatments. (Effectiveness is guaranteed, however; so if you have a problem between treatments, just call us.)

The Home Protection Plan provides protection against cockroaches, fleas, ticks, silverfish, carpet beetles, food-infesting insects, mice, rats, bees' and wasps' nests, spiders, earwigs, millipedes, centipedes, crickets, ground beetles, and ants (except carpenter ants or any wood-destroying insects). Click here to learn how it works.

Control of Specific Pests

We also offer individual pest control services for the following pests:

Cockroaches

Probably no other pest is viewed with such disdain. In addition to carrying bacteria like salmonella, cockroaches increase the risk of asthma, especially in children.

The most common cockroaches encountered in Pennsylvania are the German Cockroach (shown on the right), the American Cockroach, and the Oriental Cockroach.

Ants

There are many species of ants that invade homes in Warren County, such as the odorous house ant (shown at the right), which nests in a wide variety of interior and exterior areas.

Other commonly encountered ant species include the house ant, the pavement ant, and the carpenter ant, the latter being one of the most important wood-destroying insects encountered in Pennsylvania.

Carpenter Bees

These annoying bees look very similar to bumblebees except for their smooth abdomens.

Although passive by nature (they rarely sting) and somewhat valuable as pollinators, carpenter bee control nonetheless becomes necessary because carpenter bees drill holes in wood, often causing serious damage to homes, barns, sheds, wooden fences, exterior furniture, and playground equipment.

Fleas

Fleas are tiny, wingless, laterally flattened parasites that have powerful hind legs adapted for jumping.They feed on blood and move between people,cats, dogs, and other warm-blooded animals.

Fleas are associated with the transmission of several series diseases including bubonic plague, pneumonic plague, flea-borne typhus, tularemia, and tapeworms. They can also cause serious rashes, known as fleabite dermatitis, in sensitive individuals.

Wasps, Yellow Jackets and Hornets

Pennsylvania is home to a number of stinging insects, such as paper wasps, yellow jackets, and baldfaced hornets (shown on the right).

Stinging insect control becomes necessary when insects build their nests in or near human-occupied buildings or recreational areas. Stings from wasps, yellow jackets, hornets, and other stinging insects are painful and can cause life-threatening reactions in sensitive individuals.

Ticks and Mites

Ticks and mites are parasitic arthropods that often are named after their preferred hosts (at least as was believed when they were named). Most ticks and mites, however, will parasitize almost any animal (including humans) if they get hungry enough, often causing rashes and allergic reactions and sometimes transmitting serious diseases.

Examples include dog ticks (shown on the right), deer ticks (the main vectors of Lyme Disease), and bird mites.

Other critters

Something bugging you that's not listed here? Give us a call.

There are many thousands of insects, and many of them manage to find their way into our homes from time to time, such as sowbugs (shown on the right), silverfish, spiders, and centipedes; stored food pests like the cigarette beetle and and the confused flour beetle; and textiles pests like the furniture carpet beetle and the webbing clothes moth. Just give us a call for an onsite inspection and treatment estimate.