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How a Philadelphia pest call is handled

Philadelphia Pest Control is a call line for Philadelphia and the nearby communities. The treatment is done by an independent licensed company, and the business license and the certified applicator sit with that company.

  • Phones answered 24/7
  • Same-day visits when available
  • Price confirmed before treatment
  • Rowhouses, twins, apartments & storefronts

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Our story

How Philadelphia Pest Control works

Philadelphia Pest Control is here to get a caller in Philadelphia to a technician who understands rowhouses, twins and the older masonry of the city, rather than a generic house.

Most calls come from a few places: a rat in the wall after dark, a roach trail up from the cellar, a swarm of wings by the back door in spring. The line takes those calls at any hour and passes on what the caller has already seen.

Who comes into the house

The business licence behind your treatment belongs to the partner

A call to (855) 974-4733 is routed to one independent pest control partner working your blocks of Philadelphia or Philadelphia County. That company inspects, decides the treatment and applies it, and it is the company that must satisfy the state: a pesticide application business licence, at least one certified applicator on staff, proof of financial responsibility, and its own answers to the department that issued all three. Philadelphia Pest Control is the line you dialled, nothing more, and it holds no pesticide credential of any kind.

In Pennsylvania the licensing runs through the Department of Agriculture. A business that uses commercial applicators needs a business licence for each name and location, must employ a certified applicator, and must file proof of insurance with the department named on the certificate. The applicators themselves pass a core exam plus a category exam and must work for a licensed business; the categories that matter to a house are the structural ones, covering household and health-related pests and wood-destroying pests such as termites. If your property is across the river in Camden, Collingswood, Pennsauken or Cherry Hill, the licensing authority is the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection instead.

Ask for the business licence and the applicator's certification on the first call, or when the technician phones to confirm the appointment, and ask to see the card before any product comes out of the van. The numbers are not printed on this page: they are the private business information of our partner, and handing them out is that firm's decision rather than ours. Take what you are given to the Department of Agriculture and ask it to confirm the licence is current before anything is applied inside your home.

Ask for the business licence and certification (855) 974-4733

Values

What we hold ourselves to

Plain answers

We say what a phone call can and cannot tell a technician, and we do not guess at a price.

Local detail

Advice is built on Philadelphia's housing stock, its shared walls and the rodent work of the city's Health Department.

Price first

The price is explained and approved on site before any work begins.

Clear hand-offs

If a job belongs to a plumber, a roofer or a contractor opening a wall, we say so at the start.

Service standards

Our promises on every visit

  • Phones answered 24/7
  • Price approved before any product is applied
  • Business license and applicator certification available on request

One call and it gets handled.

Most help calls are scheduled the same day when a technician is free, and you approve the price before any work starts.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Who does the pest control work?

An independent licensed local company does the work. The block below sets out what it must hold and who regulates it.

Can I see the license before work starts?

Yes. Ask on the phone or when the technician calls to confirm, and check it with the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.

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