Pest Control Laconia NH - Exterminator & Wildlife Removal Services since 1984

Laconia, New Hampshire, is “The City on the Lakes.” Its original economic driver was a lumber mill, textile production facilities, and subway car assembly plants, as well as a railroad.

With its proximity to numerous inland water sources, plus the delicious timber and moist industry warehouses, Laconia presents ripe environments for pests to move into the area. Some of those pests just hopped on the trains and rode the rails to Laconia, looking to start a new life for thousands of family members.

But since 1984, Colonial Pest Control has turned back those nomadic insects and critters. Our experienced, savvy, and professional technicians are trained to handle all types of pests that can move into your home unwelcomed and unannounced with the intent to cause you a headache full of problems.

Our technicians are more than exterminators; they’re your neighbors. They live in Laconia alongside you. The benefits of this system are passed on to you. Since our technicians live alongside you, they are well aware of the specific pest infestation your area is experiencing at any given time. That allows them to stay ahead of the critters and keep your home safe and secure. Plus, there is no commute time from other towns. They live in Laconia, they serve Laconia.

Here are a few of the critters and pests our technicians remove in Laconia:

•    Carpenter ants. Laconia is a damp place due to its proximity to water. That creates a prime environment for carpenter ants to move in. They burrow deep into moist and decaying wood and set up a colony. From there, they send out winged ants to search for more locations to spread to, and before you know it, your basement is being eaten away by thousands of ants. Our technicians are experienced in using the Microgen Micro-Injector, which successfully locates colonies for flushing and elimination.

•    Bats. Though seen worldwide as beneficial in the wild where they feast on endless harmful insects like mosquitoes, bats can become a nuisance when they take up residence in your home. Their bites can transmit rabies to humans, and their guano (or feces) has been known to cause respiratory illnesses. Bat extermination is illegal, so our technicians won’t harm those who live in your attic. We use a process called exclusion to remove the bats, then seal up all potential entry points to prevent their return. Exclusion uses a one-way door that bats can use to leave, but they won’t get back in.

•    Opossums, raccoons, skunks, oh my! Colonial Pest Control uses much the same method to remove these critters as we do for bats. If these furry pests have made their way into your garage, under your porch, shed, or any other place where they could cause danger to humans or pets, we use one-way exclusion doors to get them out. At this point, our adept technicians have already sealed your home to prevent the animal from growing restless and finding another way in.

•    Termites. The damage potential of these pests is widely known, and yet they still cause so much damage each year to unsuspecting homeowners. At the first site of termite swarms or weak wood spots, call Colonial Pest Control immediately so we can do a thorough inspection. Damp regions like Laconia have a higher incidence of termites than other areas, and you don’t want to wait until it’s too late. We use the Sentricon Termite Colony Elimination System, which uses the latest green technology to safely remove termites without drilling the ground or foundation around your home and injecting chemicals.

•    Mice and other rodents. These buck-toothed pests carry many horrible diseases like rabies. They get into your attic and chew at wires, causing electrical fires and increasing the potential for electric shock. Our technicians have over 25 years of experience dealing with these pests, and we won’t sit around and wait for them to come out of hiding while they destroy your home’s electrical system. After a thorough inspection, we will determine the best method to eradicate these pesky little critters.