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Pest season is active in West Virginia
West Virginia has a humid subtropical to humid continental climate with warm, humid summers and cold winters. The mountainous terrain and abundant rainfall create favorable conditions for moisture-loving pests, while rodents seek shelter in homes during the colder months. Don't wait until the problem gets worse — early treatment is more effective and less expensive.
Know what you're dealing with
These are the most reported pest issues from West Virginia homeowners. If you're seeing any of these, a licensed professional can help.
If you see swarming termites or discarded wings, act immediately — termite damage is NOT covered by homeowners insurance.
Seeing cockroaches during the day means the infestation is severe — their hiding spots are full. Call a professional.
If you see large black ants with sawdust-like debris near wood, you may have carpenter ants — they can cause structural damage similar to termites.
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Licensed pest control professionals are available in these West Virginia cities and surrounding areas. Call to confirm service in your specific location.
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