Welcome to Alexandria Pest Services, Inc. (APS):
a leading provider of pest management solutions throughout the metropolitan Washington, D.C. region. We service diverse customers located in Northern Virginia, Maryland, the District, and beyond, and specialize in helping government, commercial, and residential clients with a wide variety of pest control challenges. Notably, we focus on using best practices, innovative products, and unique treatment methods, which are customized to each client. As a result, APS is able to provide the safest and most efficient pest control solutions possible. Additionally, our highly trained team of technicians is well-known for delivering unparalleled service and consistently exceeding customer expectations.
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What Would You Do if You Found a Snake In Your House?
What would you do if you came across a snake in your house? Would you freak out, refuse to go inside, or put your house on the market? Once, a person even set their house on fire trying to get rid of the snakes in their home. No need to do any of these things!
Read More >Cockroaches Aren’t Just Creepy — They are Dangerous to Your Health!
Do you have cockroaches in your home? Cockroaches are unwanted pests for significant reasons–not just because they are creepy. Cockroaches are known to carry at least 30 different types of bacteria and can cause various diseases.
Read More >When Is A Pest Problem An Infestation?
Similar to humans, pests need food, water and shelter. However, unlike us, pests assume they can get all those things for free by hiding in the dark spaces of your home. We’ve all come across one or two unwelcome guests, but how can we tell when those crawling freeloaders have officially moved in? Here are … Continue reading When Is A Pest Problem An Infestation?
Read More >Do Bed Bugs Hibernate in the Winter?
Bed bugs are notoriously unpleasant pests to find in your home. They are also hardy, resilient insects that can withstand a variety of conditions. When it comes to bed bugs though, many of us wonder if they tolerate very cold conditions, and if not, do they hibernate in the winter?
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