Helping Protect the Places Where Children Learn, Play & Grow
A daycare center should be a welcoming place where children can learn, explore, and play. Unfortunately, ants, spiders, wasps, yellow jackets, flies, cockroaches, mice, and rats can create problems inside classrooms, kitchens, playgrounds, and surrounding outdoor areas.
At D & D Pest Control Co., we provide professional daycare and child care pest control services throughout Eastern North Carolina.
Our approach emphasizes Integrated Pest Management (IPM), careful inspection, pest prevention, targeted treatments, and ongoing monitoring to help control pest activity while reducing unnecessary pesticide exposure.
We offer pest management services for qualifying daycare centers, preschools, child development facilities, early learning centers, and licensed home-based child care properties.
Our Daycare Pest Control Services Include:
- Interior and exterior pest control treatments
- Fire ant control around eligible playgrounds and outdoor areas
- Spider control
- Wasp and yellow jacket nest management
- Fly control and monitoring
- Ant and cockroach control
- Monthly exterior rodent control
- Tamper-resistant exterior rodent stations
- Interior rodent trapping and monitoring
- Insect monitoring traps
- Pest prevention and exclusion recommendations
- Recurring commercial pest management programs
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Professional Pest Control for Daycare Centers & Child Care Facilities
Why Pest Management Is Especially Important Around Children
Young children interact with their surroundings differently than adults. They spend more time playing on floors, touching surfaces, and exploring outdoor environments.
As a result, child care facilities require special consideration when managing both pests and pesticide exposure.
Potential pest concerns include:
- Fire ant stings on playgrounds
- Wasp and yellow jacket stings near entrances
- Spider activity around outdoor equipment
- Flies entering classrooms and food preparation areas
- Cockroach activity in kitchens and storage spaces
- Mouse and rat activity around buildings
- Pest contamination of stored food
- Insects entering through damaged doors and windows
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recognizes that pests and improperly used pesticides can create health concerns in child care environments.
For additional guidance, visit the EPA’s Environmental Health Topics for Child Care Providers.
Child-Conscious Pest Control Begins With Prevention
Our goal is not simply to spray pesticides throughout a building.
A responsible child care pest management program begins by identifying the pest, determining where it is coming from, and selecting the most appropriate management method.
Whenever practical, preventive measures, exclusion, sanitation, and monitoring should be considered before pesticide applications.
When a pesticide treatment is necessary, products and application methods must be appropriate for the specific location and used according to the label.
No pesticide treatment should be described as completely risk-free or automatically safe for children.
Integrated Pest Management for Daycare & Early Learning Centers
What Is Integrated Pest Management (IPM)?
Integrated Pest Management is an inspection-based approach that combines multiple methods to prevent and manage pests.
Rather than relying exclusively on routine pesticide spraying, IPM focuses on the conditions that allow pests to survive.
Our IPM-Based Daycare Pest Management Approach
1. Inspect the Property
We evaluate accessible interior and exterior areas for pest activity, entry points, moisture problems, and potential harborage locations.
2. Identify the Pest
Correct identification is essential because different pests require different management methods.
3. Locate Contributing Conditions
We look for accessible food, water, shelter, and structural openings that may support pest activity.
4. Recommend Prevention
Recommendations may include sanitation improvements, door sweep replacement, sealing openings, repairing screens, and removing unnecessary debris.
5. Select Targeted Treatments
When pesticide treatment is justified, we consider appropriately labeled products and application methods suited to the facility.
6. Monitor Pest Activity
Suitable monitoring devices can help identify activity and determine whether additional action is needed.
7. Document & Follow Up
Service records and follow-up inspections can help directors track pest concerns and corrective actions.
Learn more through the EPA’s Integrated Pest Management Training Resources for Child Care Providers.
Interior & Exterior Pest Control Treatments for Daycare Facilities
Targeted Interior Pest Control
Pests can enter child care buildings through doors, windows, plumbing penetrations, damaged vents, and other structural openings.
Interior pest management may involve inspection and appropriate treatment of selected areas such as:
- Protected cracks and crevices
- Plumbing penetrations
- Utility openings
- Kitchen harborages
- Storage room gaps
- Mechanical rooms
- Accessible crawlspaces
- Other approved structural locations
Important Precautions for Interior Daycare Treatments
Children’s classrooms, play areas, sleeping areas, toys, food preparation surfaces, and frequently touched surfaces require particular attention.
Treatment decisions must consider:
- Whether the product is labeled for the location
- Whether children and staff must be absent
- Protection of toys, bedding, food, and supplies
- Required ventilation
- Label-specified reentry conditions
- Facility scheduling
- Applicable licensing and sanitation requirements
Pesticides should not be applied to toys, bedding, food-contact surfaces, or other prohibited locations.
Exterior Daycare Pest Control
Exterior pest management may help address pest activity around buildings before insects enter classrooms and other occupied spaces.
Depending on the pest and label, treatment locations may include selected:
- Foundation areas
- Structural cracks
- Door and window entry points
- Utility penetrations
- Exterior wall harborages
- Building perimeters
- Other approved exterior locations
Applications near playgrounds, gardens, outdoor toys, sandboxes, or other children’s activity areas require additional precautions.
Scheduling Around Child Care Operations
We can discuss service scheduling that minimizes disruption to the facility.
When pesticide applications are required, scheduling must accommodate product label restrictions, any applicable notification requirements, and safe reentry procedures.
Children and staff must not enter treated areas until all applicable reentry conditions have been satisfied.
Fire Ant Control for Daycare Playgrounds & Outdoor Areas
Help Reduce Fire Ant Activity Where Children Play
Fire ants are a significant outdoor pest concern in Eastern North Carolina.
They can establish mounds in lawns, landscaped areas, and other open spaces near daycare facilities.
When disturbed, fire ants can sting repeatedly.
For child care facilities, active fire ant mounds may create concerns around:
- Playground lawns
- Swing set areas
- Outdoor walkways
- Building entrances
- Fenced play yards
- Picnic areas
- Landscaping
- Parking lot islands
- Outdoor seating areas
- Other approved treatment locations
Our Daycare Fire Ant Management Approach
Fire Ant Inspection
We identify visible mounds and inspect suitable outdoor areas for additional activity.
Individual Mound Treatments
Where permitted, appropriately labeled products may be applied to identified fire ant mounds.
Fire Ant Baiting
Certain labeled fire ant baits may be appropriate for selected outdoor locations.
Preventive Recommendations
We recommend regular playground inspections and reporting of new mounds.
Follow-Up Monitoring
Additional inspections may help identify persistent or newly established colonies.
Fire Ant Control Around Playgrounds Requires Special Care
Not every fire ant product is suitable for playgrounds or child care properties.
Before treatment, we consider the product label, location, exposure potential, accessibility to children, and reentry requirements.
Active mounds should be isolated from children’s activities until the hazard has been appropriately addressed.
Can Fire Ants Return After Treatment?
Yes.
New fire ant colonies may establish themselves after earlier colonies have been controlled.
Ongoing monitoring is important, especially during warmer weather.
For additional information, see NC State Extension’s Fire Ant Management Resources.
Spider Control for Daycare Centers & Child Care Facilities
Reduce Spider Activity Around Buildings & Play Areas
Spiders commonly appear around building exteriors, windows, doorways, storage areas, and locations where other insects are present.
Although many spiders are beneficial predators, spider activity can create concerns when webs and spiders occur in areas frequently used by children.
Common Spider Problem Areas
- Exterior doorways
- Window frames
- Porch ceilings
- Playground structures
- Storage sheds
- Utility rooms
- Exterior lighting
- Covered walkways
- Building corners
- Accessible crawlspaces
Our Spider Management Services
Spider control may include:
- Inspection and identification
- Web and egg sac removal where appropriate
- Targeted treatment of approved harborages
- Exterior insect management
- Entry point recommendations
- Reducing conditions that attract insects
- Follow-up monitoring
Why Spider Control Should Address Other Insects
Spiders often establish themselves where prey insects are available.
Managing other insect activity, reducing unnecessary exterior lighting attraction, sealing openings, and removing webs can help reduce recurring spider problems.
What About Venomous Spiders?
If a potentially medically significant spider is identified, the affected area should be restricted from children’s access until the situation is evaluated and appropriately managed.
Staff should not handle unidentified spiders.
Wasp & Yellow Jacket Control for Daycare Centers
Stinging Insect Management Around Playgrounds & Entrances
Wasps and yellow jackets can become serious concerns around child care properties.
Some species build nests beneath roof overhangs, inside wall voids, in shrubs, or underground.
Yellow jackets may also be attracted to outdoor trash and food waste.
Common Nesting Locations
- Roof eaves
- Exterior siding gaps
- Playground-adjacent shrubs
- Fences
- Outdoor storage buildings
- Wall voids
- Covered entrances
- Ground openings
- Landscaping
- Exterior utility structures
Our Wasp & Yellow Jacket Services
Nest Inspection
We identify the insect and evaluate the nest location.
Risk Assessment
We consider how close the nest is to children’s activity areas, walkways, and entrances.
Appropriate Nest Treatment
When warranted, we use a suitable treatment method consistent with the product label and site conditions.
Entry Point Recommendations
We may identify structural openings that allow nesting insects to access protected spaces.
Follow-Up Evaluation
Additional visits may be recommended depending on the nest and activity.
What Should Daycare Staff Do If a Wasp Nest Is Found?
Do not attempt to disturb, knock down, or spray the nest while children are present.
Restrict access to the affected area and contact a qualified pest management professional.
If a child experiences symptoms of a severe allergic reaction after a sting, seek emergency medical assistance immediately.
Are All Stinging Insects Treated the Same Way?
No.
Honey bees, paper wasps, hornets, and yellow jackets have different behaviors and nesting habits.
Correct identification helps determine the appropriate response.
Fly Control for Daycare Kitchens, Classrooms & Outdoor Areas
House Flies, Fruit Flies & Drain Flies
Flies may become a problem around daycare centers because of food service, snack preparation, trash handling, moisture, and frequent opening of exterior doors.
House Fly Control
House flies may enter through:
- Open doors
- Damaged window screens
- Kitchen service entrances
- Exterior trash areas
- Loading areas
Management may include sanitation improvements, exclusion, monitoring, and appropriate targeted treatment.
Fruit Fly Control
Fruit flies may be associated with:
- Overripe fruit
- Juice spills
- Beverage residue
- Trash containers
- Food waste
- Moist organic material
Removing breeding sources is often essential.
Drain Fly Control
Drain flies may develop in organic buildup associated with drains and plumbing.
Cleaning the breeding source and correcting moisture conditions are important parts of control.
Fly Monitoring Traps
Depending on the facility and placement restrictions, appropriate fly monitoring devices may include:
- Protected glue-board devices
- Suitable indoor fly light traps
- Species-specific traps
- Other approved monitoring equipment
Devices must be positioned to prevent children’s access and avoid contamination of food, supplies, or occupied areas.
Why Fly Spraying Alone Is Often Insufficient
Adult fly treatments may temporarily reduce visible activity.
However, new flies can continue emerging if breeding sources remain.
A successful fly management program should identify and address the source of the infestation.
Monthly Exterior Rodent Control for Daycare Centers
Mouse & Rat Monitoring Around Child Care Properties
Mice and rats may enter daycare properties in search of food, water, and shelter.
Rodent activity can be associated with:
- Food storage areas
- Kitchens
- Trash enclosures
- Exterior landscaping
- Utility rooms
- Crawlspaces
- Storage buildings
- Gaps beneath exterior doors
- Damaged structural openings
Rodent droppings, urine, and nesting material can contaminate surfaces and stored materials.
Our Monthly Exterior Rodent Management Program
D & D Pest Control Co. offers monthly exterior rodent control and monitoring for qualifying daycare and child care properties.
A customized program may include:
Exterior Rodent Station Placement
Appropriate tamper-resistant rodent stations may be installed in selected approved locations inaccessible to children.
Monthly Station Servicing
Stations are inspected and serviced according to the management program.
Rodent Activity Monitoring
We evaluate signs of mouse and rat activity.
Exterior Building Inspection
We look for accessible openings and other potential rodent entry points.
Sanitation Recommendations
We may recommend improvements to trash handling, food storage, and exterior maintenance.
Service Documentation
Monitoring observations and corrective recommendations may be recorded for facility management.
Important Rodent Station Safety Considerations
Exterior rodent stations must be selected, secured, and positioned according to their labels and applicable requirements.
They should not be placed where children can access or tamper with them.
Depending on the situation, non-chemical monitoring or trapping methods may be preferable.
Interior Rodent Trapping
When rodents are found inside a child care building, additional action may be necessary.
Interior rodent management may include:
- Inspection
- Entry point identification
- Protected trapping
- Monitoring
- Sanitation recommendations
- Exclusion recommendations
- Follow-up inspections
Interior traps must be placed where children cannot access them.
Why Monthly Rodent Monitoring Is Valuable
Recurring service can help identify changing rodent activity and recurring structural problems before they become more extensive.
However, no rodent monitoring program can guarantee that a building will remain completely rodent-free.
Pest Monitoring Traps for Daycare & Child Care Facilities
Early Detection Without Unnecessary Pesticide Applications
Monitoring is an important part of an IPM-based pest management program.
It helps identify where pests are active and whether treatment is necessary.
Cockroach Monitoring
Protected glue boards may be used in suitable locations to detect cockroach activity.
Rodent Monitoring
Appropriate traps and exterior stations can help identify mouse and rat activity.
Fly Monitoring
Suitable fly traps can help identify activity patterns and support breeding-source investigations.
Benefits of Pest Monitoring
- Early identification of infestations
- More targeted treatment decisions
- Reduced unnecessary pesticide applications
- Better understanding of pest entry points
- Follow-up evaluation
- Useful service records
- Support for preventive maintenance
All monitoring devices must be secured or located where children cannot access them.
Daycare Kitchen, Food Storage & Break Room Pest Control
Protect Food Preparation & Storage Areas From Pest Activity
Daycare facilities frequently prepare or serve meals, snacks, and beverages.
These areas can attract ants, cockroaches, flies, and rodents when food and moisture are accessible.
Common Problem Locations
- Kitchen cabinets
- Food storage shelves
- Refrigerators
- Sinks
- Plumbing openings
- Trash containers
- Break rooms
- Snack preparation areas
- Utility closets
Our Kitchen Pest Management Approach
We may recommend:
- Correct pest identification
- Targeted inspection
- Sanitation improvements
- Moisture correction
- Sealing accessible openings
- Appropriate protected monitoring
- Labeled treatments when necessary
German Cockroach Control
German cockroaches can establish themselves in warm, protected interior spaces near food and moisture.
An infestation may require professional inspection, targeted crack-and-crevice treatments, appropriately placed gel baits, monitoring, and follow-up.
Applications in food-handling areas must comply with the product’s specific labeling and applicable sanitation requirements.
Pest Control for Different Types of Child Care Facilities
Licensed Daycare Centers
We offer qualifying commercial pest management services for licensed child care centers.
Preschools
We can evaluate pest activity around classrooms, kitchens, entrances, and outdoor play areas.
Early Learning Centers
Customized pest management may address interior and exterior pest concerns while accounting for children’s activities.
Child Development Centers
Recurring inspections and monitoring can help identify conditions supporting pest activity.
Home-Based Child Care Facilities
We provide qualifying structural pest control services for residences operating as child care facilities, with appropriate precautions for the property’s licensed use.
Church-Affiliated Daycare Facilities
We can discuss pest management for qualifying child care spaces associated with religious or community facilities.
After-School Programs
Pest management may be coordinated with the property’s schedule and permitted treatment requirements.
Private & Independently Operated Daycare Centers
We offer customized pest control options based on building conditions, pest concerns, and management needs.
Preparing a Daycare Facility for Professional Pest Control
A Practical Checklist for Directors & Staff
Before scheduled treatment, facility management should:
- Identify the pest problem and affected locations.
- Notify the pest control company that the property is used for child care.
- Discuss scheduling when children and staff are absent, as appropriate.
- Follow any applicable parent or staff notification requirements.
- Protect or remove toys and learning materials as directed.
- Protect food, bottles, dishes, and utensils.
- Make affected storage and utility areas accessible.
- Identify playgrounds, sandboxes, and outdoor activity areas.
- Inform the technician about gardens, aquariums, pets, and sensitive locations.
- Follow all treatment preparation instructions.
- Keep children away from monitoring devices and treatment areas.
- Observe label-specified ventilation and reentry requirements.
- Retain relevant service documentation.
- Report new pest activity promptly.
After Treatment
Facility management should follow the technician’s written instructions and applicable pesticide label requirements.
Do not allow children or staff to reenter a restricted area before all required conditions have been satisfied.
North Carolina Child Care Pest Control & Safety Considerations
Maintaining a Safe Indoor & Outdoor Environment
North Carolina child care regulations establish requirements for safe indoor and outdoor environments.
These requirements are relevant when evaluating pests, chemical storage, and potentially hazardous conditions at child care facilities.
Facility operators should review the rules applicable to their specific type of license.
Helpful resources include:
- North Carolina Child Care Center Safety Requirements — 10A NCAC 09 .0604
- North Carolina Child Care Center Safe Environment Rule — 10A NCAC 09 .0601
- EPA Healthy Child Care & Early Learning Facilities Self-Assessment
Does Professional Pest Control Guarantee a Daycare Inspection Will Pass?
No.
Professional pest management can help identify and address pest-related conditions, but it does not guarantee compliance with every child care licensing, sanitation, building, or health requirement.
Facility management remains responsible for meeting applicable regulations.
Seasonal Daycare Pest Problems in Eastern North Carolina
Spring — Fire Ants, Wasps & Emerging Insect Activity
As temperatures rise, daycare facilities may experience increased fire ant activity, wasp nest construction, and insects entering buildings.
Summer — Fire Ants, Flies, Spiders & Yellow Jackets
Warm weather can increase outdoor insect activity around playgrounds, trash areas, and building entrances.
Fall — Rodent Entry & Seasonal Pest Movement
Mice and rats may seek shelter inside buildings as outdoor conditions change.
Inspecting door sweeps, exterior openings, and utility penetrations can help reduce entry opportunities.
Winter — Indoor Cockroaches & Rodents
Cockroaches and rodents may remain active inside heated buildings throughout the year.
Routine monitoring and sanitation remain important during colder months.
Why Choose D & D Pest Control Co. for Daycare Pest Management?
Serving Eastern North Carolina Since 1994
D & D Pest Control Co. has served Eastern North Carolina homes and businesses for decades.
Veteran-Owned & Operated
Our company emphasizes professional service, attention to detail, and dependable communication.
Licensed North Carolina Structural Pest Control Company
North Carolina Structural Pest Control License #1274 PW
Child-Conscious Treatment Planning
We consider children’s access, facility activities, sensitive areas, product labels, and treatment scheduling when developing appropriate service recommendations.
Interior & Exterior Pest Management
We offer inspection-based pest management and targeted structural treatments.
Fire Ant Control
We provide fire ant management for qualifying playground-adjacent lawns and other approved areas.
Spider, Wasp & Yellow Jacket Control
We address appropriate structural and exterior pest concerns, including stinging insect nests.
Fly Control
We provide fly inspection, monitoring, source identification, and suitable management options.
Monthly Exterior Rodent Management
We offer recurring exterior rodent monitoring and control programs for qualifying child care properties.
Monitoring & Prevention
We emphasize inspection, prevention, exclusion, and monitoring to help guide treatment decisions.
Daycare & Child Care Pest Control Service Areas in Eastern North Carolina
D & D Pest Control Co. provides qualifying daycare and child care pest management services throughout our Eastern North Carolina service territory.
Greenville, NC — Pitt County
Serving qualifying child care properties in Greenville, Winterville, Ayden, Grifton, and surrounding Pitt County communities.
Kinston, NC — Lenoir County
Providing daycare pest management options in Kinston, La Grange, Deep Run, Pink Hill, and surrounding Lenoir County communities.
Goldsboro, NC — Wayne County
Serving qualifying daycare centers, preschools, and child development facilities in Goldsboro, Seven Springs, and surrounding Wayne County areas.
Jacksonville, NC — Onslow County
Providing child care pest management services in Jacksonville, Richlands, and nearby Onslow County communities.
New Bern, NC — Craven County
Serving qualifying child care properties in New Bern, Vanceboro, and surrounding Craven County communities.
Additional Eastern North Carolina Communities
Our service area also includes qualifying locations in:
- Snow Hill
- Hookerton
- Trenton
- Emerald Isle
- Morehead City
- Greene County
- Jones County
- Carteret County
- Duplin County
- Johnston County
- Wilson County
- Surrounding Eastern North Carolina communities
Contact us to confirm availability for your specific daycare, preschool, or child care facility.
Frequently Asked Questions About Daycare & Child Care Pest Control
1. Do you provide pest control for daycare centers in Eastern North Carolina?
Yes. D & D Pest Control Co. provides qualifying structural pest management services for daycare centers, preschools, early learning centers, and child care facilities throughout Eastern North Carolina.
2. Is pest control safe for daycare centers?
Pest control in daycare facilities requires special precautions. Our approach emphasizes inspection, prevention, monitoring, and appropriately labeled treatments while considering children’s exposure and applicable reentry requirements. No pesticide treatment is completely risk-free.
3. What is Integrated Pest Management for child care facilities?
Integrated Pest Management, or IPM, combines inspection, pest identification, sanitation, exclusion, monitoring, and targeted treatments to manage pests while reducing unnecessary pesticide applications.
4. Do you offer interior and exterior pest control treatments?
Yes. We offer targeted interior and exterior structural pest treatments where appropriate and permitted by the product label.
5. Can pest control treatments be scheduled when children are not present?
We can discuss scheduling around child care operations. Pesticide applications must comply with applicable label restrictions, facility requirements, and reentry procedures.
6. Do you provide fire ant control around daycare playgrounds?
Yes. We offer fire ant management for qualifying playground-adjacent lawns, landscaped areas, and other approved outdoor treatment locations.
7. Can children return to a playground immediately after fire ant treatment?
Not necessarily. Access depends on the product label, treatment method, applicable reentry restrictions, and facility requirements. Children must remain out of restricted areas until all applicable conditions have been met.
8. Do you provide spider control for daycare centers?
Yes. We provide inspection-based spider management, appropriate targeted treatments, web removal recommendations, and prevention guidance.
9. Can you treat wasp nests near daycare entrances?
Yes. We evaluate wasp activity and nest locations and recommend suitable management methods for qualifying properties.
10. Do you provide yellow jacket control?
Yes. We offer inspection and appropriate management of yellow jacket nests around qualifying child care buildings and exterior areas.
11. What should daycare staff do if they discover a wasp or yellow jacket nest?
Keep children away from the affected area, avoid disturbing the nest, and contact a qualified pest management professional.
12. Do you offer fly control for daycare kitchens?
Yes. We provide fly identification, monitoring, breeding-source recommendations, and appropriate control measures for qualifying food preparation areas.
13. Can you treat fruit flies and drain flies?
Yes. We evaluate potential breeding sources and recommend sanitation, moisture correction, monitoring, and appropriate management methods.
14. Do you offer monthly exterior rodent control?
Yes. D & D Pest Control Co. offers monthly exterior rodent management and monitoring programs for qualifying daycare properties.
15. Are rodent monitoring stations accessible to children?
Stations must be selected, secured, and positioned according to applicable requirements. They should not be installed where children can access or tamper with them.
16. Can you treat mice and rats inside a daycare center?
Interior rodent inspection, protected trapping, monitoring, and exclusion recommendations may be available depending on the infestation and facility conditions.
17. Do you use pest monitoring traps?
Yes. Suitable monitoring devices may be used for cockroaches, rodents, and flies in approved locations inaccessible to children.
18. Can you treat cockroaches in daycare kitchens?
Appropriate cockroach treatments may be performed in qualifying areas when permitted by product labeling and applicable food-handling requirements.
19. How often should a daycare center receive pest control?
Service frequency depends on the facility, pest activity, sanitation conditions, and monitoring findings. Some facilities benefit from recurring inspections and monthly exterior rodent management.
20. Can professional pest control help with daycare licensing inspections?
Professional pest management can help identify and address pest-related conditions, but it does not guarantee compliance with every licensing or sanitation requirement.
21. Do you offer pest control for home-based daycare facilities?
Yes. We can evaluate qualifying residential properties used for child care and recommend appropriate structural pest management options.
22. Do you treat playground equipment directly?
Treatments are limited to locations and methods permitted by product labels. Children’s frequently touched playground surfaces should not receive pesticide applications unless specifically authorized by the label and appropriate for the circumstances.
23. Can daycare staff remain inside during pest control treatment?
That depends on the product, application method, treatment location, and applicable restrictions. Occupants must be excluded whenever required by the label or other applicable rules.
24. How can daycare staff help prevent pest problems?
Staff can maintain sanitation, remove food waste, repair leaks, keep trash containers closed, inspect playgrounds, report pest sightings, and maintain door sweeps and window screens.
25. Do you provide pest control for preschools and early learning centers?
Yes. We offer qualifying structural pest management services for preschools, early learning centers, and child development facilities.
26. How much does daycare pest control cost in Eastern North Carolina?
Pricing depends on building size, pest species, infestation severity, playground and exterior areas, treatment requirements, monitoring needs, and service frequency.
Call (252) 523-8255 to discuss a customized estimate.
Daycare & Child Care Pest Control in Eastern North Carolina — Contact D & D Pest Control Co.
Help Protect Your Daycare, Playground & Child Care Facility From Pests
Fire ants in the playground? Wasps near the entrance? Spiders around outdoor equipment? Flies in the kitchen? Rodents around the building?
Don’t wait for a small pest problem to become a larger concern.
D & D Pest Control Co. provides professional, child-conscious pest management services for qualifying daycare centers, preschools, early learning centers, and child care facilities throughout Eastern North Carolina.
Our Services Include:
- Interior Pest Control Treatments
- Exterior Pest Control Treatments
- Playground Fire Ant Control
- Spider Control
- Wasp Control
- Yellow Jacket Control
- Fly Control
- Cockroach Control
- Monthly Exterior Rodent Control
- Interior Rodent Trapping
- Exterior Rodent Monitoring Stations
- Pest Monitoring Traps
- Pest Prevention & Exclusion Recommendations
- Recurring Daycare Pest Management Programs
CALL OR TEXT (252) 523-8255
Schedule a Daycare Pest Control Consultation
CONTACT D & D PEST CONTROL CO.
D & D Pest Control Co.
Veteran-Owned & Operated
Serving Eastern North Carolina Since 1994
North Carolina Structural Pest Control License #1274 PW
Daycare & Child Care Pest Control Services in Greenville, Kinston, Goldsboro, Jacksonville, New Bern, and Surrounding Eastern North Carolina Communities.
All services are subject to inspection findings, applicable pesticide labeling, site conditions, and relevant child care facility requirements.
