We proudly serve customers from Rochester, NY down to Binghamton, NY and the surrounding areas — always striving to improve our services by investing in the most innovative and effective pest control solutions available. Our team delivers top-tier service with safe, effective, and lasting pest solutions.
Stinging insects, ticks, and mosquitoes thrive in summer and can pose serious health risks to your guests. These pests can cause painful bites, allergic reactions, and spread diseases—impacting your property’s comfort, safety, and reviews.
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We know how disruptive and costly a pest issue can be for your business—and why fast, effective control matters.
Our residential services guard your home from common pests, creating a safe, worry-free space for your family.
We humanely remove unwanted wildlife like bats, squirrels, and skunks—sealing entry points to prevent future intrusions.
Stops the spread of harmful germs and allergens.
Keeps kitchens and food areas pest-free.
Eco-friendly treatments, safe for your home and surroundings.
Fast, effective service with long-term protection in mind.
See how our team tackles real pest problems with professionalism, care, and a commitment to safety.
Ants are common insects that can be found in most parts of the world. While there are many different species of ants, all ants have a few defining characteristics. They have bodies with three sections: a head, an abdomen and a thorax. In addition, all ants have six legs and bent antennae.
Learn MoreBed bugs (Cimex lectularius) are small, reddish-brown insects that feed on human blood. They are nocturnal and hide in cracks and crevices during the day, making them challenging to detect. Common hiding spots include mattress seams, bed frames, and furniture. Signs of an infestation include itchy bite marks, blood spots on bedding, and dark fecal stains. Bed bugs can travel over 100 feet in a night but tend to live within 8 feet of where people sleep.
Learn MoreBees are essential pollinators, but when they nest inside walls, attics, or near entryways, they can pose a risk to people and property. In Western New York, honey bee swarms may settle temporarily, while carpenter bees often bore into wood. Rather than extermination, proper removal and relocation by trained professionals ensures safety—for your home and the bees.
Learn MoreMoles are small, underground mammals that tunnel through soil in search of earthworms and insects. In Western New York, their activity can damage lawns, gardens, and turfgrass. Though not harmful to humans, their tunnels disrupt root systems and create unsightly surface mounds. Controlling moles often requires a mix of habitat changes and trapping.
Learn MoreRodents, like rats and mice, often invade Western New York homes in search of warmth, food, and shelter. Common signs of infestation include droppings, gnaw marks, scratching sounds, and nests made of shredded materials. Rodents can spread disease, damage property, and contaminate food — making professional pest control essential for safe and effective removal.
Learn MoreSpiders are common in New York homes, especially in basements, attics, and dark corners. While most are harmless and help control other pests, some—like the Yellow Sac or Wolf Spider—can be alarming or even bite when provoked. Their webs and presence often signal a larger pest issue.
Learn MoreTermites are small, social insects that feed on cellulose found in wood and plant materials. In Western New York, the most common species is the Eastern subterranean termite (Reticulitermes flavipes), which constructs colonies underground and can infiltrate homes through foundation cracks or wood in contact with soil. Signs of infestation include mud tubes on walls or foundations, hollow-sounding wood, and discarded wings from swarmers.
Learn MoreWasps are stinging insects commonly found in Western New York, especially during late summer when their populations peak. Unlike bees, wasps have slender bodies with a narrow waist and smooth skin. They can be aggressive when defending their nests, posing risks to humans and pets. Common nesting sites include eaves, attics, and trees. Effective management involves removing food sources, sealing entry points, and, when necessary, seeking professional removal services to handle nests safely.
Learn MoreDon’t wait for pests to take over—schedule your inspection today and let our experts ensure your space stays safe and pest-free.