Pest control service in Montgomery County, MD

Homes built before the 1970s in these areas typically lack the soil pre-treatments and pressure-treated lumber that became standard in later construction. Eastern subterranean termites thrive in Montgomery County's moist soil and can build mud tubes up through foundation cracks without any visible surface sign. An inspection of the crawl space and foundation perimeter is the only reliable way to catch activity early.

Yes, in most cases. Bat guano and squirrel nesting material contaminate insulation and can harbor pathogens. Attic remediation removes the soiled material, treats the space, and restores the insulation so your home's air quality and energy performance are not compromised.

Wooded stream corridors provide food and cover that support large rodent populations. When temperatures drop in fall, rats and mice move toward structures and enter through gaps in aging mortar, utility line penetrations, and foundation cracks common in 1950s and 1960s block construction. Exclusion work that seals those entry points is the only long-term fix.

We handle wildlife removal across Montgomery County, including squirrels, raccoons, and bats. Wildlife calls are common in the wooded neighborhoods around Olney, Damascus, and Potomac, where mature tree canopy and large lots bring animals close to rooflines and attic vents.