Your Local Pest Control Services
Company for Greenville & Washington, NC

Pests can be a real pain, especially if they’re good at hiding. Quality Termite & Pest Control is here to help. We offer specialized pest control services for any kind of unwanted pest you may be dealing with. Some of our most common services include mice control, spider extermination, termite control, and ant removal. Scroll down to see a full list of our pest services offered in Washington, and Greenville, NC.

In addition to pest control, our exterminating company offers moisture control to homes and businesses across the area. Our team serves the residents of Greenville, Washington, NC, and beyond, so if you have pests and want expert help, give us a call today.

Comprehensive Pest Control

Our professional team of exterminators understands that not every home is the same. Each of our customers is battling with a different pest for a different reason, which is why we offer individualized services. Our pest control team will come to your property, identify the problem, and offer customized treatment to eliminate the pests.

We also pride ourselves on our affordable prices, so you don’t have to worry about breaking the bank to keep your Washington, or Greenville, NC home clean. Whether you need mice removal to get rid of rodents in your basement, ant control to clear your kitchen, or cockroach removal in your garage, our team can help.

Learn more about our pest control services below and call us at 252.756.1602 to get started.

Our eradication services include dealing with:

German Roach
They are light brown with 2 dark stripes down its back. They commonly infest kitchens and food storage and handling establishments.
American Roach or Water Bug
They are light brown with 2 dark stripes down its back. They commonly infest kitchens and food storage and handling establishments.
Oriental Roach
They are reddish brown in color with a shiny body. This roach has no wings so it usually infest lower areas of your house. For roach control, contact us today!
Black Widow Spider
They are shiny black hairless body with a red hour glass shape on its stomach. Usually found outside and very poisonous.
Ground Beetle
They are shiny blackish brown beetles who are predators of other insects and may enter houses in the spring looking for other insects.
Wolf Spider
They are dark brown with pale yellowish white and brown markings. Commonly inhabits crawlspaces and attic and is non poisonous.
Argentine Ant
Their color vary from a light to dark brown and are commonly found inside and outside trailing one behind the other to find water or food.
Carpenter Ant
They are solid black and sometimes have a red coloration. They eat on decaying wood inside and outside of the house.
Fire Ants
They have a reddish color and make mounds around sidewalk and in grass. They are rarely seen inside.
Wasp
Their color ranges from yellow and black stripped to reddish and dark brown. They commonly make a paper looking nest around upper areas of your home.
Carpenter Bee
They are black and yellow stripped. They eat holes the size of their body on any exposed wood and sometimes painted wood though not preferred.

These bees can cause a great amount of wood damage. Males are aggressive hover around intruders but have no stingers. Females have stingers but spend most of their time in the hole they made.
Camel Crickets
They are light brown and found usually in moist dark areas such as crawlspaces.
Millipedes
They are dark brown with small legs. They move very slow and are found in moist dark areas and commonly invade lower areas of the house by the hundreds.
Earwig
They are dark reddish-brown with light brown legs and are about 5/8 inch long.
Rats
They are also called roof rats or Norway rats. They are found outside, in crawlspaces, attics and garages.
Mice
They are normally found outside, in crawlspaces, attics and garages.
Indian Meal Moth
They infest kitchen areas eating through cardboards and plastics to find grains, cereals, dog and bird food. They are light brown with a silver tint on their wings. They make cocoons around ceiling areas close to their food source.
Grain Beetles
Grain beetles are particularly attracted to kitchens and pantries, where they can chew through plastic and cardboard to seek out things like rice, grains, and pet food. If you spot a solid black beetle snooping around your food stores, it’s probably a grain beetle.