Insect Control



Prevent tick bites and protect your family from Lyme disease. Minimize chemicals to control bagworms, billbugs, clover mites, crane flies, Japanese beetle grubs, mealy bugs and mole crickets, aphid control, flea control, stink bugs and other pests.
Insect infestations can have a devastating effect on your lawn and landscape, and pose a serious health risk to your family. Unchecked, a pest infestation can even migrate inside your home; forcing you to invest in costly extermination services to get rid of them.
At Aspenn Environmental Services Inc., we believe in preventing problems before they happen. With our Integrated Pest Management programs, we feature a proactive approach to pest control as part of our regular tree care and lawn services.
Our priority is always to keep you and your family safe; which is why we’ve pioneered safe and effective pest control that minimizes the exposure your family or pets have to harsh or dangerous chemicals. We will identify the source of your infestation and treat during the most vulnerable stage of their life cycle – minimizing the use of chemicals wherever possible.
After solving an initial infestation, we work closely with our customers to develop a year-round prevention program that delivers cost-effective results - that work.
Insect Control: Common issues that could affect your lawn and landscape
- Ant Control: Aspenn have full details of the ant control services they offer here
- Tick Control: Aspenn have full details of the tick control services and lyme disease prevention services they offer here
- Gypsy Moth Caterpillar: Aspenn have full details of the gypsy moth caterpillar control services they offer here.
- Other Pests
Other insect control programs Aspenn offer include: aphid, birch leafminer, black vine weevil, flea, box elder bug, cave crickets, chinchbug, clover mites, cooley spruce gall, dogwood borer, eastern spruce gall aphid, hemlock wooly adelgid, holly leafminer, iris borer, lace bug, lady bug, pine sawfly, pine shoot beetle, rhododendron borer and stink bug

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