Pest Control in White Plains
Pest Control for White Plains, Backed by Experience Since 1932
We provide coordinated pest control for residential and commercial properties in White Plains, addressing insects, rodents, termites, bed bugs, stinging insects, seasonal pests, and nuisance wildlife. Instead of treating visible activity alone, we consider where the pest is appearing, how it may be entering, and whether monitoring or ongoing prevention is appropriate.
Pests can enter through foundation gaps, rooflines, wall voids, attics, crawl spaces, and other concealed access points. Our exterminators identify the pest before recommending service, whether the concern involves cockroaches, rodents, beetles, stink bugs, or another unwanted visitor. Depending on the problem, a professional response can include inspection, interior or exterior treatment, monitoring, pest removal, and steps to reduce future access.

Call (888) 695-6490 or contact us online for pest control services for your home or business.
Residential Pest Protection in White Plains
Our licensed professionals protect homes from insects and rodents through two levels of residential service. The right option depends on the pests involved and whether you want routine household coverage or termite monitoring in addition to that protection.
Both programs address interior and exterior pest concerns. Homeowners can choose Parkway PestGuard for year-round coverage of common household pests or Parkway PestGuard+ for the same services with exterior termite monitoring included.
Knowledge That Protects Your Home
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White Plains Termite Inspection & Control
Subterranean termites can remain concealed while feeding on structural wood, so visible damage isn’t always the first sign of activity. Possible warning signs include mud tubes along foundations, discarded wings near doors or windows, damaged wood, and timber that sounds hollow when tapped. A termite inspection can help determine whether there are active termites, evidence of an earlier infestation, or conditions that may support termites.
Termite swarmers are winged reproductive termites that leave a mature colony to establish another one. They can be confused with flying ants, but the two insects have different antennae, body shapes, and wing proportions. Because correct identification affects the treatment decision, property owners shouldn’t rely on appearance alone when winged insects or discarded wings are found.
For a home or business in White Plains, early inspection provides a clearer basis for choosing monitoring, baiting, liquid treatment, or another appropriate control method. The plan should account for active termites, colony behavior, structural conditions, and areas where the insects may be reaching the building.
