American Pest Control Of Massachusetts

When pests invade your home or business, you need immediate help from professionals who know how to fight back-and win. For more than 25 years, the experts at American Pest Control of Massachusetts have been helping homeowners and businesses respond effectively and safely to a wide range of infestations, while putting a premium on customer service. Based in Franklin, Mass., we offer pest control services across southeastern Massachusetts and the Metrowest area. We take an integrated pest management (IPM) approach, creating customized IPM plans as required by state law for properties such as schools, medical facilities, restaurants.

In business since 2001 and backed by more than 25 years of industry experience, the team at American Pest Control of Massachusetts knows how to get the job done-and get it done right the first time. Based in Franklin, and servicing the Metrowest and Southeastern Mass., our friendly experts thoroughly inspect your property for insects, rodent infestations, or signs of entry by problem animals. We then work closely with you to determine the best, most cost effective plan of action to remove them. We take an integrated pest management (IPM) approach and are an IPM-registered business.

Mosquitoes are members of a family of flies called culicidae. The females generally extract blood from their hosts and then use the blood in egg production. In New England, mosquitoes are the leading transmitter of West Nile Virus, as well as Eastern Equine Encephalitis, both of which can sometimes be fatal especially to those who weakened immune systems. Ticks are small arachnids that, like mosquitoes, also can transmit dangerous diseases, such as Lyme Disease. If you're tired of hiding indoors during the warm months when mosquitoes and ticks are most active, American Pest Control of Massachusetts can help.

Cockroaches transmit disease-causing agents, including bacteria that cause food poisoning, by contaminating food, countertops, dishes, and silverware. Roaches also can trigger asthma, as they frequently shed their skin and leave feces throughout the home or structure. When inhaled, these dried substances can cause allergic and/or asthmatic reactions. American Pest Control of Massachusetts treats each home or structure differently. We conduct an inspection in order to determine the nature and scope of the problem, and then pursue a treatment method-either baited or chemical-suited to the problem.