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The most common pests found in Washington, D.C. homes are ants, bed bugs, cockroaches, rodents, mosquitoes, and termites. A general pest control plan usually covers a detailed inspection, targeted treatments for active pest activity, and preventative measures to help reduce conditions that may attract pests around the home.

The cost of pest control for a Washington, D.C. rowhouse or condo can vary depending on the type of pest, the level of coverage needed, the size of the property and the service schedule.  A free inspection helps determine the best treatment plan and accurate pricing for your situation. Contact us to get a custom quote.

During an initial pest control inspection, a technician will inspect your property, identify pest activity and entry points, and build a plan to apply the appropriate treatment. They'll also provide recommendations for keeping pests out moving forward.

The timing for when kids and pets can return after a pest control treatment depends on the type of treatment used and where it was applied. In many cases, it’s safe to re-enter once treated areas have dried, but your technician will provide specific guidance based on the service performed. Following those instructions helps ensure the treatment works effectively while keeping your household comfortable and safe.

Rodent control costs in Washington, D.C. can vary depending on the extent of the infestation and the complexity of the work needed to address it. Factors such as the size of the property, the number of potential entry points, and the level of follow-up service required can all influence the overall cost. Contact us to get a custom quote.

A professional rodent exclusion service typically begins with a detailed inspection to identify rodent activity, nesting areas, and potential entry points. Treatment may include trapping or baiting to address active rodents, along with sealing gaps, cracks, and other openings around the property. Follow-up visits are often recommended to monitor activity and help ensure rodents do not return.

Costs for professional bed bug treatment depend on factors like infestation size, location, and treatment type. Contact us today to schedule a free inspection and get a quote.

Preparing for professional bed bug heat treatment usually involves decluttering rooms, washing and drying bedding and clothing on high heat, and removing items that could be sensitive to elevated temperatures. Your technician may also provide specific preparation instructions to help ensure the heat treatment is as effective as possible.

Professionals typically treat German cockroaches in Washington, D.C. apartments and kitchens by using targeted methods such as baits, monitoring tools, and carefully applied treatments in areas where cockroaches hide and travel. Technicians will also inspect for sources of food, moisture, and shelter that may be supporting the infestation. Follow-up visits and sanitation recommendations are often part of the process to help keep populations under control.

The subterranean termite is most likely to damage homes in Washington, D.C. These termites live in underground colonies and can enter structures through small cracks in foundations. Professional termite control typically involves soil treatments around the foundation or installing termite baiting systems to help control or eliminate the colony. An inspection helps determine the most appropriate treatment approach for your property.

Pest control services from Ehrlich are backed by a service guarantee. Covered treatments and pests are defined in your service plan, and one-time treatments are guaranteed for 30 days following service (limitations apply; see your plan for further details).

Mosquito season in Washington, D.C. typically begins in the spring and continues through the warmer months into early fall. Many homeowners start professional yard treatments in the spring, before mosquito activity increases, to help reduce populations around the property. Ongoing treatments throughout the season can help manage mosquito activity as conditions change.