Norwell, MA Pest Control

A small, rural, residential town with a little over 10,000 inhabitants, Norwell is home to the Peter Hovey House, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the South Shore Natural Science Center, a nature reserve with hiking trails and a variety of wildlife.

The weather here is typical of other inland towns, with cold, snowy winters and warm or hot summers, with plenty of rain and thunderstorms at various times of the year. However, rain or shine, there is no shortage of things to do in Norwell, like strolling through the Norwell Farmers Market, going on a bike ride on the historic Old Oaken Bucket Homestead, or playing a round of golf at the Pinehills Golf Club.

Unfortunately, the residents are not the only ones thriving in Norwell, as we often have to face a thriving pest population that isn't going anywhere, including ants, bed bugs, rodents, and termites. For pest control in Norwell you can count on, look no further than the licensed team members at Combat Pest Control. Serving the South Shore of Massachusetts for over 20 years, we have the experience needed to keep your home pest-free year-round with safe and effective treatments. 

Running a business in a small town can be challenging for many reasons, and issues like a recession or natural disasters can impact you dramatically. While you can't control these factors, it is possible to keep your risk of pest infestation to a minimum.

A pest problem can cause many issues. You could end up with significant structural damage requiring you to close doors while you conduct repairs, health risks that jeopardize licensing, and certain pests can effectively drive customers away for good. Imagine the impact of rodents scurrying by your customers! But you don't have to reinvent the wheel to keep them away, with help from highly effective and time-tested commercial pest management services. 

To keep your customers and employees safe at all times, Combat Pest Control has the tools and experience needed to eliminate your current infestation and prevent a new one from wreaking havoc again. Call us today to schedule a consultation. We will inspect every part of your business thoroughly so that all pests and the factors that attract them are taken care of for good. 

Generally, bees are not aggressive unless threatened. They are important pollinators that are highly desirable in the ecosystem. If they were to go extinct, it would cause a cascade of significant issues that would be challenging to fix. 

That being said, they can inflict painful stings that can be dangerous, especially if you are allergic to their venom. If you get stung and develop symptoms, including difficulty breathing and dizziness, seek medical help immediately. And if you come across a bee nest on your property (or, even worse, a wasp nest), it is crucial that you stay away from it and reach out to a professional with experience in bee control who can remove it safely. 

While many bees will stay away from human activity whenever possible, some types, like Africanized bees, are more aggressive and cause concern. These so-called "killer bees" have been around for over 30 years but are becoming increasingly common. If you are worried about the presence of bees on your property or need to have them identified, call us today. The service team members at Combat Pest Control are trained in professional beehive removal and can handle other types of flying insects like flies and mosquitoes. 

Ticks are parasitic pests that can transmit life-threatening diseases. There are many ways that you can keep your family safe from them:

1. Have them wear protective clothing outdoors: If you need to spend time in wooded or grassy areas, long sleeves, pants, and articles of clothing that cover the skin are crucial. 
2. Consider tick repellent: Some treatments are more effective than others, and they can vary in safety. A pest control professional can recommend brands that are safe but also effective. 
3. Check your family for ticks after hikes: You must check your family for ticks after spending time outdoors. Doing so is especially important after walks or hikes where ticks are abundant. 
4. Keep ticks away from your home: Keeping your grass trimmed, removing leaf litter or debris, and scheduling regular inspections can help keep ticks at bay. 

Ticks can transmit many illnesses, including Lyme disease, anaplasmosis, and tularemia. We can help you get rid of them safely. Call us today if you are dealing with a tick infestation in Norwell.

Enjoying your time in Norwell means not having to deal with invasive pests on a regular basis, especially the ones that are dangerous or even life-threatening. Contact Combat Pest Control today, and we will quickly make your pest problem a thing of the past while keeping you and your loved ones safe.