Territory
Service Areas
New Castle, Kent and Sussex counties — from Wilmington to the Maryland line. Just outside? Call and ask; the boundary is a service radius, not a wall.
Claymont, DE
New Castle County — older brick homes and river-edge redevelopment near the pennsylvania line.
Hockessin, DE
New Castle County — large wooded lots with heavy tree cover and deer moving along the wood lines.
Wilmington, DE
New Castle County — shared-wall rowhouse density in the city core and wooded lots in the northwest suburbs.
Newark, DE
New Castle County — dense student rentals with high tenant turnover moving pests between shared units.
New Castle, DE
New Castle County — colonial-era brick and old cellars near the delaware river and tidal marsh.
Bear, DE
New Castle County — townhome and subdivision sprawl on former farmland with marsh drainage nearby.
Delaware City, DE
New Castle County — tidal marsh and standing water around the c&d canal's east end.
Odessa, DE
New Castle County — 18th- and 19th-century brick and timber homes with original cellars.
Middletown, DE
New Castle County — fast new-build subdivisions on former farmland, with fresh mulch beds and slab foundations.
Townsend, DE
New Castle County — farm edges and open drainage ditches feeding into the Blackbird Creek watershed.
Smyrna, DE
Kent County — a historic downtown wrapped in newer development, with marshland east toward the bay.
Clayton, DE
Kent County — grain farms and older frame housing along the rail line.
Kenton, DE
Kent County — grain fields and hedgerows pressing against older frame houses.
Cheswold, DE
Kent County — small-lot housing surrounded by working fields and equipment yards.
Hartly, DE
Kent County — grain fields, poultry houses, and stored-grain rodent pressure at a farm crossroads.
Little Creek, DE
Kent County — tidal salt marsh and standing water along the Little River.
Dover, DE
Kent County — a mix of historic downtown blocks, mid-century neighborhoods, student rentals and the air base.
Wyoming, DE
Kent County — older homes on tree-lined streets near the orchards.
Camden, DE
Kent County — established neighborhoods with mature trees and crawlspace foundations.
Marydel, DE
Kent County — poultry houses and stored grain straddling the Delaware–Maryland line.
Magnolia, DE
Kent County — a compact village center ringed by farmland and drainage ditches.
Viola, DE
Kent County — damp crawlspaces and field margins along the rail line.
Frederica, DE
Kent County — low ground near the Murderkill River, where standing water lingers after rain.
Felton, DE
Kent County — farmhouses and outbuildings with plenty of harborage for rodents.
Harrington, DE
Kent County — the fairgrounds, older housing stock and surrounding grain operations.
Milford, DE
Kent County — the Mispillion River corridor, timber-framed older homes and a downtown restaurant row.
Houston, DE
Kent County — grain fields, older frame housing, and crawlspaces along the rail line.
Lincoln, DE
Sussex County — damp low ground and field-edge mosquitoes along the highway corridor.
Greenwood, DE
Sussex County — stored grain and field edges that push rodents toward buildings.
Ellendale, DE
Sussex County — forest-edge ticks and wood-nesting insects off the state forest.
Bridgeville, DE
Sussex County — produce and grain country where low farmland holds standing water.
Seaford, DE
Sussex County — tidal river humidity and older housing feeding termite and moisture pressure.
Bethel, DE
Sussex County — waterfront moisture and wood-nesting carpenter ants in old frame housing.
Laurel, DE
Sussex County — millpond and ditch mosquitoes with rodents in the older housing stock.
Delmar, DE
Sussex County — state-line housing with field ants and overwintering stink bugs.
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