Pest Control in Catonsville MD

Miche Pest Control provides extermination services that get rid of ants, spiders, cockroaches, and more from homes and businesses in Catonsville MD. We get rid of pests fast by using a combination of highly effective treatment methods, using the best products available for the specific pests that you're seeing. Our most popular plan in Catonsville is our quarterly pest control service. Included in each quarterly service from Miche Pest Control:

• Spider Web Removal

• Wasp & Hornet Nest Removal

• 4 to 6 Foot Barrier Spray For Crawling Insects

• 10 Foot Granular Barrier To Push Bugs Away From The Home

• Detailed Crack & Crevice Treatments

• Inside Treatment As Needed

This service is designed to be thorough enough on the outside that you shouldn't need inside treatment, but the inside is always included when needed and/or requested. We use products that are registered with the EPA, and labeled for use in and around homes, hospitals, day cares, and pet kennels. The first service gets rid of any current pest issues, and immediately starts working to keep pests from coming back after they've been eliminated. A few months later, once the products break down and egg sacs start hatching, the pests usually come back - that's why we do four services per year, and more if you need. If you're having issues with covered pests in between regular services, just let us know and as needed, we'll go back out in between services at no extra cost.

Miche Pest Control provides rodent control services for mice, rats, and voles in Catonsville Maryland. We get rid of rodents fast by using a combination of trapping, entry point exclusion, and outside bait stations. Included in your first rodent control service from Miche Pest Control:

• Entry Point Inspection
• Sealing Rodent Entry Points
• Trapping Mice & Rats Inside
• Tamper-Resistant Bait Stations Outside

We use tamper-resistant bait stations combined with products that are registered with the EPA, and labeled for use in and around homes, day cares, and pet kennels. The first service gets rid of any existing rats, mice, or voles, and immediately starts working to keep rodents from coming back after they've been eliminated. A couple months later, once the bait starts to deteriorate or run out and rodent populations start rebounding, mice and rats usually come back - that's why we do six services per year, and more if you need. If you're having issues with rodents in between regular services, just let us know and as needed, we'll go back out in between services at no extra cost.

• Inspect your property regularly for signs of rodent activity
• Keep your yard free of trash, debris, high grass, or accumulations of building supplies. If you must store materials or equipment outside, do so neatly.
• Don't leave pet food, dog manure, bird seed, and other food scraps outside. Never put household garbage or food scraps in compost piles. Make sure garbage cans are closed, with tight-fitting lids.
• Get rid of standing water from your property, and remove items that can accumulate rain water.
• Close any holes you can find in the foundation of your house, and fill in voids underneath stairs, sidewalks, and porches. Ensure there are no gaps around the exterior doors of your home. Install a tight-fitting lid on your sump pump well.
• Clean up outside eating areas regularly, and don't feed wild animals. Remove fruit trees.

If you’ve ever heard the faint sound of tiny feet running around inside your walls at night, then you know how annoying it is to deal with a rodent infestation. Unfortunately, rats and mice are dangerous pests that pose several serious health risks when they invade Catonsville properties. Not only are rodents capable of introducing harmful bacteria into your home, but they can also spread diseases such as salmonellosis, rat-bite fever, plague, and hantavirus. When it comes to dealing with rodents, here’s what you should know.

1. A rodent’s teeth never stop growing. Instead, they grow continuously throughout their entire life. To keep their teeth from getting too long, rodents will gnaw on just about anything, including your furniture, pipes, and electrical wires.

2. Rats and mice have a rapid reproduction rate. Some rodent species can produce a litter of six to eight young up to ten times per year.

3. Rodents spread up to 35 different diseases to humans, which are transmitted through rodent feces, urine, and saliva.

4. Mice can squeeze through gaps the size of a dime, and rats can squeeze through holes the size of a quarter!

If rodents are causing concerns in or around your Catonsville property, the professionals here at Miche Pest Control can help. We provide a variety of effective rodent control methods, including baiting, trapping, and exclusion work. Give us a call today to get started with professional rodent removal from Miche Pest Control!

Miche Pest Control provides mosquito control services in Catonsville Maryland. We get rid of mosquitoes fast by combining yard fogging with larvicide applications, using high quality products for lasting protection from mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas outside. Included in each mosquito control service from Miche Pest Control:

• Yard Fogging For Fast Relief From Mosquitoes
• Larvicide Applications To Keep Them From Coming Back
• High Quality Products For Lasting Protection, Rain Or Shine

Not only does this cover mosquitoes, but it also works on ticks and fleas outside. We use products that are registered with the EPA, and labeled for use around homes, hospitals, day cares, and pet kennels. The first service gets rid of any existing mosquitoes, and immediately starts working to keep mosquitoes from coming back after they've been eliminated. Three to four weeks later, once the products break down and eggs start hatching, the mosquitoes usually come back - that's why we do eight services per year, and more if you need. If you're having issues with mosquitoes in between regular services, just let us know and as needed, we'll go back out in between services at no extra cost.

When you’re enjoying time in your backyard, the last thing you want to worry about is a mosquito infestation. Mosquitoes are annoying, disease-spreading pests that thrive in our hot, humid summers. To prevent mosquitoes from taking over your Catonsville property, keep the following mosquito prevention tips in mind.

• Maintain outdoor water features on a regular basis.

• Replace the water in your birdbaths every two to three days.

• Keep your lawn short and cut thick foliage away from your exterior walls.

• Eliminate sources of still or stagnant water on your property and drain areas where water has accumulated.

• Clear debris from your gutters to prevent excess water from building up.

Protect your property from mosquitoes and other pests by partnering with Miche Pest Control for ongoing pest control services. Reach out to us today for more information about our mosquito control treatments.

Miche Pest Control provides termite control services in Catonsville Maryland. We get rid of termites fast by combining termite bait stations with direct treatment of areas with termite damage and live termites, providing fast relief from termite infestations as well as lasting protection from existing and future termite populations. Included in your first termite control service from Miche Pest Control:

• Spot Treatment Of Areas With Termite Damage
• Spot Treatment Of Areas With Live Termites
• Installation Of Termite Bait Stations For Lasting Protection

This service plan provides year round protection from subterranean termites. We use products that are registered with the EPA, and labeled for use around homes, hospitals, day cares, and pet kennels. The first service is designed to get rid of an existing termite infestation, and immediately starts working to keep termites from coming back after they've been eliminated. The bait stations are loaded with enough bait to last a year - that's why we do at least one service per year, and more if you need. If you're having issues with termites in between regular services, just let us know and we'll go back out in between services at no extra cost.

Here in Catonsville, our warm climate provides the perfect conditions for termites to thrive. Give your property the complete termite protection it needs by partnering with the professionals here at Miche Pest Control. We believe that the best way to avoid termite damage is to prevent termites from getting into your property in the first place. By utilizing Trelona Advance Bait Stations, we eliminate entire termite colonies in as little as four months. Depending on your needs, we will return to your property on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis to check the bait stations.

With the professionals from Miche Pest Control working the job, you don’t have to worry about the extensive damage termites cause. Contact us today to learn more about our termite control and removal process.

Your home is no place for pests. However, a wide variety of pests are always searching for new ways to invade your residential property and make it their own. Prevent rodents, insects, and other pests from getting into your home and impairing your quality of life by turning to the trusted pest control experts here at Miche Pest Control. As a family-owned and operated pest control company, we understand the importance of protecting your Catonsville home and family from destructive and disease-spreading pests.

Our general pest control plans cover a wide range of common pests, including hornets, cell bugs, silverfish, ants, spiders, earwigs, and more. We understand that there’s no such thing as a one size fits all approach to pest control, which is why we customize our plans to meet the specific needs of your home, schedule, and budget. At Miche Pest Control, we do pest control the right way. Reach out to us today to find out which of our residential pest control plans is right for you.

For business owners, pest problems are more than just a nuisance: they're a potential danger to your customers, your employees, and your business as a whole. When pests infest businesses, customers find their way to the exit and employees start encountering problems ranging from ruined merchandise to property damage, and more.

Don't leave your business at risk of pest infestation. Call the experts at Miche Pest today for help and keep your business or commercial property protected now and into the future. Contact Miche Pest for help and help your business prepared for whatever's on the horizon.

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Catonsville is a census-designated place (CDP) in Baltimore County, Maryland. The community lies to the west of Baltimore along the city's border. Catonsville contains the majority of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), a major public research university with close to 14,000 students.

The first European settlement in present-day Catonsville was Johnnycake Town, settled in 1729. It was named after its tavern, popular for baking and selling johnnycakes to travelers every morning. It was known for being a stopping place for travelers, where they would rest their horses.

In 1787, the Ellicott family built the Frederick Turnpike to transport goods from their flour mill, Ellicott Mills, to the Baltimore harbor. Charles Carroll, the last surviving signer of the Declaration of Independence at the time, owned the land around the then newly built road. He instructed his son-in-law, Richard Caton, to develop the area along the road. Caton and his wife, Mary Carroll Caton, lived in Castle Thunder, constructed on the Frederick Turnpike in 1787.

Caton gave his name to the community and called it “Catonville”, although the name was changed to “Catonsville” in the 1830s. Businesses were built along the Frederick Turnpike for travelers traveling from Ellicott City to Baltimore. The Naturally, Catonsville served as a layover stop for travelers, and the town increasingly grew and developed. The pleasant surroundings attracted wealthy Baltimorean merchants, who built large Victorian and colonial summer homes there to escape Baltimore's summer heat. Starting in 1862, horsecar services connected Catonsville to Baltimore, and in 1884, the Catonsville Short Line railroad was built, providing 8 roundtrip trains to Baltimore daily. This allowed residents to commute to work in Baltimore. Commuter traffic exploded in the 1890s with the construction of electric streetcar lines and fancy housing developments. Catonsville had become one of the first commuter suburbs in the United States. Baltimore had tried to annex Catonsville, although their attempts have all been failures. Their last attempt was in 1918.

Homes of all sizes were constructed rapidly until the 1950s, when much of land around the Frederick Turnpike had been converted into housing. A new and modern business district opened along the newly built Baltimore National Pike, north from the Frederick Turnpike.

In 2002, the Maryland legislature issued a proclamation declaring Catonsville to be "Music City, Maryland", because of the concentration of musical retail stores, venues and educational facilities in the area. Life Sounds Great is a series of compilation albums highlighting Catonsville musicians. In 2007, Money' magazine ranked Catonsville the 49th best place to live in the United States and the third best in Maryland and Virginia.

Catonsville is centered along Frederick Road (Maryland Route 144), formerly the main road from Baltimore leading to points west. Johnnycake Road and Academy Road form the northern and northeastern borders of Catonsville. Catonsville is bordered by Woodlawn to the north, Baltimore to the east, by Arbutus to the southeast, by Ilchester to the southwest, and by Ellicott City to the west. In addition to Frederick Road (Exit 13), Interstate 695 (the Baltimore Beltway) services Wilkens Avenue (Maryland Route 372), Edmondson Avenue and the Baltimore National Pike (US Route 40) via Exits 12, 14 and 15, respectively, with the latter two thoroughfares later converging in Baltimore City to the east. The main north–south roads in the area are Rolling Road (which is also Maryland Route 166 south of Frederick Road), Ingleside Avenue and Bloomsbury Avenue.