Pest control in Burlington, VT

Our Burlington branch is full of experienced pest specialists. We have a dedicated bed bug division, led by a colleague with 17 years in the pest control industry.  All of our service specialists are trained in residential and commercial service work.

Our office services customers in major cities in the area, including: 

• Essex Junction
• St. Albans
• Montpelier
• Barre
• Rutland
• Newport

Contact us online today to setup a free inspection of your property or call 800-223-9581 to speak to a live representative. 

The most common pests in Burlington are carpenter ants, bees, hornets and wasps in the spring and summer.  Rodent activity is consistent throughout the year but we see a significant increase in the fall and early winter as rodents enter homes due to the weather. Box Elder Bugs and Cluster Flies are a major nuisance beginning in the fall. Bed bug activity is constant throughout the entire year with a majority of the activity found in multi-unit buildings.

We are bed bug experts in the Burlington area. We specialize in bed bug treatment as well as preventive and monitoring services.  Our maintenance services are specifically tailored to the unique pest activity and changing Vermont seasons. With industry-leading techniques and expertise, our team can quickly get rid of bed bugs in your home or business. 

No one likes to find ants in their home or business. After spotting this tiny nuisance, you may be left wondering if you're dealing with an infestation or an isolated sighting. Our Burlington pest specialists have the answers to all of your ant questions. We know the habits and qualities of the different types of ants and can help you get rid of any of them.

Bees are well-known pollinators that support the environment, but if a bee nest is located in or close to your property in Burlington, this could pose sting risks for people who work or play in that location. In particular, if someone is allergic to bee stings, he or she could experience a severe reaction. You never want to remove bees yourself, as this could be hazardous. If you suspect a bee hive is on your property, get in touch with a trained professional who knows how to properly remove these stinging insects.

Whether you’re dealing with honey bees, bumble bees or another kind of bee, Ehrlich is here to help. Our specialists wear bee suits to help stay guarded from stings and we handle bees in a safe manner. We can help remove bees - whether they are at your Burlington home or business - so visitors can have a positive experience.

You probably know wasp stings can hurt quite a bit and can even be dangerous to human health. You may notice wasp nests in the summer and early fall when wasp activity increases. When wasps are near your home or business, that could interfere with your enjoyment of the outdoors in Burlington. As with bees, do not try to get rid of a wasp nest yourself. Seek help from a wasp expert, such as Ehrlich.

An Ehrlich specialist can pinpoint the kind of wasp at hand and will be able to tell whether it is a wasp or a bee as that can be difficult to determine without specialized training. We will take the precautions necessary when applying treatment to nests, and we can even give input on how to avoid more problems with wasps.

Although spiders can consume insects, they can also be extremely annoying if you keep seeing them around your Burlington property. Additionally, their webs can be unappealing and may make your premises look unsanitary. As you probably know, some people are very afraid of spiders. A spider sighting could harm someone’s experience at your home or business. For all these reasons, you should get rid of spiders as soon as possible. Many spiders are not harmful, but some can be - such as the black widow spider.

It’s best to get help from a pest expert if you’re dealing with a heavy spider infestation, as a professional will understand spider habits and know how to effectively treat these pests. At Ehrlich, we are spider control experts and we can come out to eliminate the arachnids if they continue popping up around your structure. This way, you can feel secure knowing the spiders are gone.