Termite/Wood Destroying Insect Control | completepestcontrolservices.com

Termite Inspections and Termite Control Services,
Serving Greater Pittsburgh

Is the very foundation of your home or business being attacked by termites and other wood destroying insects? Well, if you see what appears to be flying ants or mud tubes then the answer is “YES!” Millions are spent each year eliminating this horrible nuisance. Contact Pittsburgh’s termite pros at Complete Pest Control Services. We will perform a multipoint inspection and treat the problem using the latest, broadest and most cost-effective termite solutions – typically liquid termiticide drilled into the foundation or slab and baiting stations. CPCS also will point out maintenance or structural issues that might make your building more attractive to termites. CPCS provides real estate agents with quality termite inspections and treatment, over-the-phone quotes, and quick turnaround on inspection reports. Trust the COMPLETE termite professionals at CPCS, available 24/7/365. Contact COMPLETE now.

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Termite/Wood Destroying Insect Control

Have you seen any of the following around your home or business?

Rodents

House mice are generally afraid of rats, which often kill and eat them

Termites

A termite queen can live up to 50 years and produce 30,000 eggs a day

Carpenter Ants

Infestations occur around windows, roof eaves, decks and porches where it's most moist

Mosquito

Learn more about what Bill Gates calls "the deadliest animal in the world"

Flea/Tick

Ticks extract blood by cutting a hole in the host's skin and inserting a tongue-like tip and an anticoagulant to inhibit clotting

Bed Bugs

Peak activity for a bed bug is between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.

Stink Bugs

Stink bugs are a threat to native and ornamental trees, shrubs, vines and many cultivated crops

Wasp

A 20-inch wasp nest may contain 3,000 to 10,000 female workers.

Wildlife

Squirrels can cause a fire hazard by bringing in nesting material and chewing on electrical lines