Eco Friendly Pest Solutions

03/19/2026

Chester County and Delco

02/25/2026

https://pccil.com/why-youre-seeing-ants-in-your-house-in-february-yes-even-in-freezing-weather/

Seeing ants in your house in February? They're not coming from outside. Learn why winter ants signal an established colony and what to do before spring arrives.

02/23/2026

As I treat around the house I am looking for evidence.

02/23/2026

Cedar Tree OIl based, stays put around the base of the house and deters insects from entering. Spray is applied to weep holes in the brick and basement window sills. It resists rain quite well.

02/23/2026

Reducing the population around the home is key, there will still be plenty of mice about an acre away. This device is a humane blood thinner reduction.

02/15/2026

THIS IS WHY YOU DON'T LEAVE YOUR GARAGE DOOR OPEN.

01/10/2026

CAMEL CRICKETS
Why Pennsylvania Basements Suit Them Perfectly
Camel crickets evolved to live in caves, rock crevices, hollow logs, and underground spaces where light is scarce and humidity stays high. Pennsylvania basements mirror these environments almost exactly. They do not make noise and they have poor eyesight, they really can jump when disturbed.
Basements remain cooler than the rest of the house throughout the year. Moisture seeps in from surrounding soil. Light levels stay low, especially in unfinished areas. Human activity is limited compared to living spaces upstairs. All of these factors create a stable environment that closely resembles their natural habitat.
In older Pennsylvania homes, stone and concrete foundations slowly absorb moisture from the ground and release it back into the air. Even finished basements often trap damp air behind walls, beneath flooring, and around support beams. From a camel cricket’s perspective, these spaces feel protected, predictable, and safe.
Camel crickets lose moisture easily through their bodies, which makes dry environments dangerous for them. Without access to humidity, they dehydrate quickly and struggle to survive.
Basements naturally collect moisture. Groundwater pressure pushes dampness through foundation walls. Condensation forms on cool surfaces. Sump pits and floor drains hold water by design. Seasonal humidity rises and falls, but basements rarely dry out completely.
They eat mold and other insects by the French drains. As they find food they multiply on the walls. They are easy to control and I get a lot of calls. Now is a good time to end a buggy basement.

01/10/2026

Grey Squirrel in the attic? This system removes them in winter so far I removed 4 The Camera sends images for me to come pick up.

11/23/2025

Holes under a deck or shed could be anything. Our Nightvision cameras remove all the doubt. Not a bunny, its a Hare.

10/15/2025

10/15/2025

Last day of Yellow Jacket Season, the queens are leaving for winter.