Bay State Pest Control, Inc.

Termites and carpenter ants are swarming, do you know the dangerous difference?

Termites have cream colored, light brown, or translucent straight and even bodies with straight antennae, and wings that are equal in size that overlap. These wings can be discarded after swarms by infestation sites.

Carpenter ants have dark brown or black bodies that are pinched at the waist, with elbowed (bent) antennae, and a pair of wings that are longer in the front, shorter in the back. Not all carpenter ants have wings, and come in different sizes.

Contact Bay State Pest Control at
781-245-3577
[email protected]
Baystatepest.com
We will be happy to help you with your pest control needs.

One call eliminates them all!

Tick season is here, are you ready?

Most tick species lay their eggs in the spring, after wintering over in places such as wooded areas, parks, and even suburban yards. These eggs hatch into nymphs and immediately start their quest for a meal. That meal can be the blood of wildlife, a domestic pet, or a human. Ticks spread various diseases such as Lyme Disease, Anaplasmosis, Ehrlichiosis, and Alpha-gal Syndrome. The most common tick species in Massachusetts include the American Dog Tick, Black-legged Deer Tick, and the Lone Star Tick.

Are you getting ticked off by the presence of ticks in your yard? Here is how you can prevent these invaders:
The most effective way to keep ticks at bay is to implement preventative treatments such as routine pest control visits to knock down populations before they can multiply. Other ways that can help in conjunction are as follows. Clean up brush, leaf piles, and other natural debris in your yard. Keep grass short, and shrubs trimmed. Applying insect repellent to both humans and pets and wearing clothing that covers the body.

For prevention and treatment for all your pest needs, inquire with Bay State Pest Control’s professional team where, "One call eliminates them all".

Bay State Pest Control
781-245-3577
[email protected]
baystatepest.com

Bay State Pest Control, Inc. Bay State Pest Control, Inc. is a family owned and operated corporation serving the North Shore of MA

Happy New Years from Bay State Pest Control! We wish you a safe and happy holiday!

Our office will be closed on Thursday, January 1st and will reopen at 8:00AM on Friday, January 2nd.
Please give us a call or send us an email and we will get back to you as soon as we open.

781-245-3577
[email protected]
https://baystatepest.com/

Merry Christmas from Bay State Pest Control!

Our office will be closed Thursday, December 25th and Friday, December 26th and will reopen Monday, December 29th at 8:00AM. Please feel free to leave a message at 781-245-3577 or send us an email at [email protected], and we will return all messages once we return.

We wish everyone a safe and happy holiday!

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781-245-3577
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Don’t Let Mice Move In This Winter!

As the weather cools and winter approaches, mice start seeking warm, cozy places to nest, and your home can be the perfect spot. These tiny intruders can squeeze through holes as small as a pencil eraser, slipping in through cracks, vents, or gaps around doors and foundations.
Once inside, mice can cause major headaches, from chewed wires and contaminated food to structural damage and health risks.

Common signs of a mouse problem include:

- Small droppings near food sources or along baseboards
- Scratching or scurrying sounds in walls or ceilings at night
- Gnawed food packaging, cardboard boxes, or insulation

If you’ve noticed any of these signs, it’s time to act fast! Mice reproduce quickly, and a small issue can turn into a serious infestation before you know it.

Bay State Pest Control can help protect your home this season. Our licensed technicians will inspect and treat for mice while determining entry points.

Call us today to schedule your inspection!

781-245-3577
[email protected]
https://baystatepest.com/

Bay State Pest Control, Inc. Bay State Pest Control, Inc. is a family owned and operated corporation serving the North Shore of MA