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11/29/2014

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Not reliable!

Very expensive (compared to their competitors) and they offer no significant discounts for long-term contracts. According to the current "Checkbook" listings (www.checkbook.org) they "did not respond to repeated requests for information."

09/25/2012

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The Worst!

Do yourself a favor and don't use this company! I did and they quoted me one price over the phone. Showed up an hour late took my check for that price and then sent me a bill for an additional four hundred dollars! I called them to come back bc I saw no change what so ever and to say I was not paying them anymore money and they stated as I received a four hundred dollar discount they would not be providing me the service I paid them for! Terrible customer and I honestly don't know what I paid them for besides making my house smell there was no change!!

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Phone: (215) 493-7770

Address: 194 S Canal St, Yardley, PA 19067

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Insects and Spiders

Ants
If you own a home or business, you have likely battled ants in the past. They are among the most common pests in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and often require a trained technician to exterminate them.
Spiders
Although spiders are among the most common of house pests, they create a high level of anxiety in many people. As nighttime predators, they hunt for food when the household is sleeping, and this tends to be when most people are bitten. People who are allergic to spider bites are especially prone to itching and possible infection, and even relatively harmless spiders can cause this reaction.
Termites
Eastern subterranean termites are divided into social groups (or castes), within each colony. The groups include the workers, soldiers, and reproductives, which can be further categorized into kings, queens, and secondaries.
Bed Bugs
Bed Bugs strike a certain amount of fear in homeowners, apartment dwellers, hotels, schools, and hospitals. As prolific breeders, one female bed bug can bring about 5,000 or more bed bugs within a period of as little as six months.
Fleas
Fleas exist from spring to autumn throughout the Pennsylvania and New Jersey areas. And can also survive the winter months indoors under ideal conditions.
Cockroaches
Bees
There are nearly 4,000 different types of bee species in North America. Fortunately, business owners and homeowners throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey are likely to come across only three of them: carpenter bees, honey bees, and the bumble bee. Bees play a valuable role in the ecosystem by producing beeswax and honey, as well as pollinating fruits, vegetables, and even some tree nuts like cashews and macadamias. It is estimated that 1/3 of all of the food consumed in the United States each year is produced by bees and the process of pollination.
Wasps
Wasps play an important role in the ecosystem. In the spring, because wasps feed on nectar, they pollinate flowers and plants. They are also helpful in keeping down certain pest control populations that can harm crops and gardens. Wasp colonies can number into the thousands.
Ticks
There are 90 species of ticks in the United States, and five of them can be found in the New Jersey and Pennsylvania area. These include the brown dog tick, blacklegged/deer tick, groundhog tick, lone star tick, and American dog tick.
Crickets
Mosquitoes
Evolving from occasional bites to voracious feeding frenzies, mosquito control professionals in Yardley and throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey see large increases in service calls as soon as warm temperatures arrive.
Flies
Some wasps are parasitic and lay their eggs in the bodies of other insects. This type of wasp’s first meal is that of the host body where it hatches. Social wasps feed on nectar and are considered omnivorous because they also eat both plants and insects including spiders, bees, caterpillars, ants, and flies, as well as human food.
Centipedes
Beetles
The purpose of a Real Estate WDI report is to detect any visible evidence of termites, wood boring beetles, carpenter ants or carpenter bees present in a structure. The dwelling is inspected by a professional, trained to provide accurate detection of wood boring insects. The current owner is usually responsible for treating any reported infestation before the transaction can be completed.
Hornets
Yellow Jackets
Anywhere there are flowering plants that insects pollinate, there are bees. Bees prefer solitude to carry out their work, and are found in hives and colonies where there is little disruption. There are some bees indigenous to Pennsylvania and New Jersey, like the yellow jackets that live in holes in the ground. Bees are most often found in meadows, gardens, orchards, and woodlands, but can also build hives inside human-made structures.
Moths
Mites
Ticks are parasitic mites which mean they need the blood of reptiles, birds, and mammals (which include humans, dogs, cats, mice, etc.) to survive. Ticks must ingest blood during every stage of their life cycle to survive.
Aphids
However, having ants in the garden is not always good news. Many ant species are notorious for "farming" aphids. An aphid is an insect that secretes honeydew after feeding on sap from plants. Aphids are hazardous to gardens, and with ants providing care for them, their numbers can grow. Overall, this can have a detrimental effect.

Wildlife

Birds

Rodents
With their propensity for destruction and spreading illness wherever they roam, rodents are perhaps the most serious pest concern in Yardley. People who suspect that rodents are infesting their property are encouraged to seek immediate assistance from a licensed exterminator.
Mice
Rodents comprise the largest percentage of mammals on Earth. So, it’s really no wonder that some of them, mainly rats and mice, eventually find their way inside homes and businesses.
Rats
Fleas are known disease transmitters. They were responsible for the spread of the Bubonic Plague back in the 1300’s. Most humans are allergic to the flea’s saliva, causing redness, bumps, and itching when bitten. Dogs and cats can develop flea bite allergy and anemia, both of which are severe issues. Fleas are also capable of infecting animals with tapeworms. There have been some rare occurrences when children were also infected with tapeworms. Murine Typhus, a bacterial disease, can be transmitted to humans through flea-infected rats. Cat scratch disease is also a problem for humans with infected cats.
Squirrels

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