In New England, we get to enjoy the beauty of all four seasons. But with every change in the weather comes another set of potential pest problems that can get the better of even the most cautious homeowner. That makes our MultiPest Plan the best value for ongoing residential pest control peace of mind.
Treatment for Every Season
Our MultiPest Plan includes four treatments per year for single-family homes, focusing on relevant issues for the season:
- Spring Treatment (March, April or May)
Ants and stinging insects start emerging in the spring. - Summer Treatment (June, July or August)
Peak season for bees, wasps and hornets. - Fall Treatment (September, October or November)
Rodents, ladybugs and stink bugs move indoors to escape the cold. - Winter Treatment (December, January or February)
Rodents settle in and make themselves cozy in your home.
We customize our services to your specific situation, considering time of year, weather, setting and conditions in and around your home. Our trained professionals will assess your situation and develop an appropriate treatment strategy for each season.
MultiPest Plan Covered Pests
The annual plan covers a wide variety of common New England pests, including:
- Carpenter Ants
- Ants (excluding Pharaoh)
- Spiders
- Crickets
- Wasps
- Hornets
- Bees
- Ground beetles
- Earwigs
- Sow bugs
- Silverfish
- Millipedes
- Centipedes
- Boxelder bugs
- Springtails
- Ladybugs
- Mice
- Rats
- Stink bugs
- Cockroaches
- Dust mites
You never have to pay beyond the seasonal pest control cost, because there are zero additional charges or fees if additional visits are required for these covered pests.
MultiPest PLUS
Our Multipest PLUS combination programs allow you to add treatment for additional pests at special rates.
Choose from:
Integrated Pest Management
Our expert technicians practice integrated pest management (IPM), relying on a variety of tactics—not just on the use of chemicals—to achieve control.
The step-by-step process includes four phases:
- A detailed inspection to determine the scope of the pest problem
- Accurate pest identification to ensure the most effective, targeted treatment
- Customer education about the importance of addressing root causes of infestations, such as sanitation and exclusion
- Treatment or control
If chemical controls are necessary, our technicians are trained to use them responsibly and safely to minimize exposure to people, non-target animals and the environment. Precise applications target only the areas that are most susceptible to pests.
All our plans are guaranteed or your money back.