Pest Control in Massachusetts

Massachusetts homeowners deal with a pest landscape shaped by the state's woods and stone walls more than by heat or humidity. Blacklegged deer ticks are established across nearly every county, and the state has some of the highest rates of tick borne Lyme disease in the country, which is why UMass Amherst's Center for Agriculture, Food and the Environment runs a dedicated tick testing program residents use to check ticks pulled off themselves or pets for infection. Beyond ticks, the old wood frame construction common across Massachusetts towns, especially homes bordering wooded lots or stone walls left over from centuries of farming, gives carpenter ants plenty of moist, damaged wood to tunnel into, and their spring swarms are one of the more common calls pest control companies field statewide. Cluster flies and yellow jackets add to the mix each fall as they hunt for gaps around siding and eaves to overwinter in. Between tick pressure tied to the region's woodlands and steady carpenter ant activity in older homes, Massachusetts pest issues track the state's landscape and housing age more than its weather. Call +1 (844) 924-1337 to describe what you're dealing with in Massachusetts, and we'll help connect you with an independent local provider who covers your area, when service is available.