Pest Control in Greensboro, GA

Our office is on Lake Oconee Parkway in Eatonton, a short drive down Highway 44 from downtown Greensboro. Greene County is core service area for us, not the far edge of somebody’s route.

That isn’t a marketing line, it’s a scheduling fact. When you call from Carey Station or off Highway 44 or from a house downtown, you’re not going into a queue behind a route that runs out of Atlanta.

Call (470) 474-2847 — service starts within 24 hours of signup.

What Greensboro Homes Deal With, By Season

Greene County has three fairly distinct pest seasons and most calls fall neatly into one of them.

Spring

Ants find their way into kitchens, carpenter bees start drilling deck rails and fascia boards, and termite swarmers show up on window sills. The swarmers are the ones worth paying attention to. A swarm inside the house means a colony is already established somewhere in or under the structure.

Summer

Mosquitoes, wasps, and hornets. Anything within reach of the lake or a creek bottom gets the worst of the mosquito pressure. Wasp and hornet nests build fast in soffits, screened porches, and grill areas from July on.

Fall

Mice and rats move indoors when the nights cool off, and this is when older homes and homes that sit empty part of the year get hit hardest. October is exclusion month.

Where We Work in Greensboro

  • Downtown Greensboro and the older housing stock around it
  • Traditions at Carey Station
  • The Highway 44 corridor out toward the lake
  • Del Webb at Lake Oconee, Harbor Club, and the other gated communities on the Greene County side
  • Rural and outlying Greene County properties

Older Homes Downtown

A good part of Greensboro’s housing stock predates modern construction, which changes the pest picture. Crawlspaces instead of slabs. Wood in contact with soil. Gaps around old sills and foundations that a mouse can find in the dark.

None of that is a problem you fix once. It’s a reason to be on a schedule rather than calling when something goes wrong.

Fire ants? Greene County has plenty of open ground. See fire ant control for homes, or our per-acre fire ant control for farms, pastures and ball fields.

Our Plans

Priority Pest Management Plan — year-round coverage for 30+ pests, six services a year, interior treatments as requested.

Plan + Termite — adds the Sentricon termite baiting system, installed and monitored, with the bond behind it.

Plan + Termite & Mosquito — adds seven monthly mosquito, flea, and tick treatments through the season.

Every plan is backed by our 100% satisfaction guarantee.

Questions People Ask

How fast can you get to a house in Greensboro?

Service is available within 24 hours of signup. Our office is in Eatonton, a short drive down Highway 44 — not routed in from Atlanta or Macon.

Do you handle termite bonds in Greene County?

Yes. We install and monitor the Sentricon system and write the bond behind it.

Do you treat inside the gated communities?

Yes. We hold vendor credentials at the gated communities around the lake, so getting us through the gate isn’t something you have to arrange.

What does mosquito service cover?

Seven monthly treatments through the active season, covering mosquitoes, fleas, and ticks. On waterfront property we can also size a repellent system for a porch or dock.

I only need someone to look at one thing. Do I have to sign up for a plan?

No. Call and tell us what you’re seeing and we’ll tell you honestly whether it’s a one-time job or something a plan is better suited to.

We’re Close By

Call (470) 474-2847.

Nearby: Pest Control on Lake Oconee · Lake House Pest Control · Termite Treatment on Lake Oconee · All pest control services

Schedule Pest Service

Tell us what you’re seeing and we’ll get back to you within 24 hours. Office hours are Mon–Sun, 8AM–6PM — and we’re available 24/7 for urgent problems, so call (470) 474-2847 if it can’t wait.

Schedule Pest Service

Plans and prices: our plans start at $119 and then $39 a month. See every price on our Pest Control Prices page and straight answers in Pest Questions.