Residential Pest Control, Commercial Pest Control, Integrated Pest Management
Marlboro Pest Control, Inc. was started in 1985 by Roy Hansen Sr., father of the present owner Roy Hansen Jr. We provide complete residential pest control, commercial pest control and integrated pest management services in Marlborough, Sudbury, Wayland, Southborough, Stow, and surrounding Massachusetts communities. Our office is located on Boston Post Road East in Marlborough, MA. Consequently, our client base is Boston-Metrowest focused, however, each year we expand into other communities, so, please call us to inquire whether our pest control services are now available in your area.
Complementing our pest control and integrated pest management services are our termite treatment, bed bug treatment, and animal removal services. Our full range of termite control methods are available for all types of properties that we service including residential, condo, rental, and commercial properties.
As licensed builders, we also understand the structural impact of pest infestations and can provide fast and convenient carpentry repair at damaged sites.
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Residential Pest Control: We offer a number of cost-effective pest control service plans. Our full-service annual plan is a fixed-price service that includes most insects and whatever visits are needed for control. Residential customers with single pests (e.g., carpenter ants or mice) can take advantage of our single-pest plans. For folks who are buying or selling a home, we offer general inspections to assess the residence and immediate outside areas.Treatment of outbuildings and pool areas for pests is frequently included in our pest control plans at no additional cost*. (*Ask us if your home qualifies.) Learn more about our residential pest control services, termite treatments, Integrated Pest Management Programs, and pests. |
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Condo/Rental Pest Control: The pest control services for condominiums and rental properties are similar to those for single-family structures, but we offer additional services for common areas such as laundry rooms, hallways, pool areas, garages, and fences. We offer cost-effective plans for regular inspections of the property and treatment when necessary. We can include individual condo units or apartments in our plans, or we can be on-call for service as needed. Learn more about our pest control services for condominiums and rental properties. |
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Commercial Pest Control: We provide pest control services for many kinds of nonresidential structures such as office buildings, warehouses, farm buildings, restaurants, and houses of worship. Usually, we provide regularly scheduled pest inspection services with treatment as necessary. We provide tear-down inspections for contractors.Learn more about our commercial pest inspections and commercial pest control services. |
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Carpentry: The owner of Marlboro Pest Control is a licensed contractor who can provide carpentry work to repair pest damage, and who can also provide full carpentry services for our clients. Learn more about the carpentry services available. |
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Marlboro Monthly Pest
House Mouse
The house mouse is considered one of the most troublesome and economically important rodents in the United States. House mice thrive under a variety of conditions. They are found in and around homes and farms as well as in open fields and agricultural lands. House mice consume and contaminate food meant for humans, livestock, or other animals. They cause damage to structures and property, and they transmit diseases such as salmonellosis and swine dysentery.
Exclusion is the most successful and permanent form of house mouse control. “Build them out” by eliminating all gaps and openings larger than ¼ inch, through which mice will enter a structure. We use copper mesh to seal cracks in building foundations and around openings for water pipes, vents, and utility cables with metal or concrete. Doors, windows, and screens should fit tightly. It may be necessary to cover the edges of doors and windows with metal to prevent gnawing. Plastic screening, rubber or vinyl, insulating foam, wood, and other gnawable materials are unsuitable for plugging holes used by mice. We also inspect roof line to make sure there are no openings.
