Pest Control in Abingdon, md

During cooler fall months, residents of Abingdon, MD, may encounter pests that move indoors to survive. Field crickets, for example, can get into basements, garages, and wall voids. While not harmful or biting, their presence and the loud noises they make can be a nuisance to homeowners. Residents may also have problems with pantry pests like Indian meal moths. These moths often enter homes as eggs in food packages. As they reproduce, they begin to spread and can infest many food sources.

Abingdon homeowners may notice damage caused by structural pests year round. Carpenter ants contribute to wood destruction by nesting and tunneling within wood. Since they forage for sweets, fats, and proteins, they may eat food in pantries as well. Also native to Maryland, subterranean termites feed on wood in homes. Termites live in large, complex colonies and can damage structures over time.