Living or working on a farm in Eastern North Carolina has many advantages—open land, country living, agricultural traditions, and room to grow. Unfortunately, rural properties also provide numerous opportunities for insects and rodents to enter farmhouses, garages, workshops, storage buildings, and other structures.
At D & D Pest Control Co., we provide professional farm and farmhouse pest control and extermination services throughout Eastern North Carolina.
Our services include interior and exterior pest control spraying, fire ant treatments, cockroach control, fly management, monthly exterior rodent control, rodent monitoring stations, interior trapping, and recurring pest prevention programs.
Whether you own a historic farmhouse, operate a family farm, maintain a rural rental property, or manage multiple farm-related buildings, our goal is to help protect your structures and reduce recurring pest activity.
Veteran-Owned & Operated | Serving Eastern North Carolina Since 1994
North Carolina Structural Pest Control License #1274 PW
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Professional Pest Control for Farms, Farmhouses & Rural Properties
Rural Properties Have Unique Pest Control Challenges
Farmhouses and rural buildings experience different pest pressures than many suburban homes.
Large open fields, wooded property lines, livestock-related organic material, feed storage, standing water, older construction, and numerous outbuildings can create conditions that attract pests.
Common problem areas include:
- Farmhouse kitchens and bathrooms
- Crawlspaces and attics
- Porches and exterior foundations
- Detached garages and workshops
- Barns and eligible storage buildings
- Equipment sheds
- Utility rooms and pump houses
- Feed storage rooms
- Trash and waste collection areas
- Building foundations near fields
- Woodpiles and stored materials
- Exterior doorways and loading areas
- Landscaping surrounding farmhouses
Pests may enter through damaged door sweeps, unsealed utility openings, deteriorated crawlspace vents, roofline gaps, and other structural openings.
An effective rural pest management program should address both the infestation and the conditions supporting it.
Farm & Rural Properties We Serve
Our services are available for qualifying:
- Family farms
- Historic farmhouses
- Rural residential properties
- Country homes
- Farm rental houses
- Farm employee residences
- Detached garages
- Farm workshops
- Equipment storage buildings
- Eligible barns and utility structures
- Rural commercial properties
- Properties with multiple buildings
Important: Treatments in livestock facilities, poultry houses, feed-handling areas, pastures, or crop-production areas require products specifically labeled for those locations and the appropriate licensing. We evaluate the structure and intended treatment site before recommending service.
Interior & Exterior Pest Control Spraying for Farmhouses
Targeted Treatments for Rural Homes & Buildings
Interior and exterior pest control spraying can help manage common structural pests that enter farmhouses and other eligible buildings.
Our approach begins with an inspection to identify pest activity, entry points, harborage areas, and conditions that may contribute to infestations.
Interior Farmhouse Pest Control
Depending on the pest species, inspection findings, and pesticide label, interior treatments may include appropriate applications to selected:
- Baseboard cracks and crevices
- Plumbing penetrations
- Utility openings
- Kitchen and bathroom harborages
- Accessible crawlspace locations
- Attic areas
- Storage room cracks and gaps
- Protected areas behind appliances
- Other approved treatment locations
Interior treatment methods are selected based on the pest and location.
We do not recommend unnecessary broadcast spraying of occupied living areas when targeted applications, baiting, exclusion, or monitoring would be more appropriate.
Exterior Farmhouse Pest Control
Exterior pest control may include labeled applications to selected areas such as:
- Foundation perimeters
- Exterior structural cracks
- Door and window entry points
- Approved siding and trim locations
- Accessible building penetrations
- Porch and patio areas
- Garage and workshop entry points
- Other labeled structural treatment sites
Exterior treatments can help address certain pests before they enter the home.
Common Pests Addressed by Structural Treatments
- Ants
- Cockroaches
- Spiders
- Earwigs
- Crickets
- Occasional invading insects
- Selected beetles
- Other qualifying structural pests
The best treatment depends on the pest species and conditions found during inspection.
Why Interior & Exterior Treatment Works Best Together
A farmhouse may have pests entering from outside while also supporting activity in interior harborages.
An inspection-based program can address both conditions through appropriate treatment, sanitation recommendations, moisture management, exclusion, and follow-up.
All pesticide applications must follow current product labels, including restrictions involving people, pets, livestock, poultry, food, feed, wells, water sources, and reentry.
Fire Ant Control for Farmhouses & Rural Properties
Protect Yards, Walkways & Outdoor Activity Areas From Fire Ants
Red imported fire ants are an established pest concern in many parts of Eastern North Carolina.
Their mounds may develop in lawns, landscaped areas, driveways, fence lines, and other open locations.
Fire ants can sting repeatedly when disturbed, creating concerns for people, children, outdoor workers, and animals.
Common Fire Ant Problem Areas on Rural Properties
- Farmhouse lawns
- Walkways
- Driveway edges
- Around detached garages
- Outdoor sitting areas
- Landscaping
- Utility access areas
- Residential play areas
- Building perimeters
- Other approved treatment locations
Professional Fire Ant Treatment Options
Depending on the location, infestation, and product label, fire ant management may include:
Individual Mound Treatments
Appropriate insecticides may be applied directly to identified fire ant mounds using a labeled method.
Fire Ant Baiting
Specialized fire ant baits may be used where permitted to target foraging workers and the colony.
Labeled Area Treatments
Certain products permit broader treatment of eligible lawns or landscaped areas.
Follow-Up Inspections
Additional monitoring can identify new or persistent mounds.
How Fire Ant Baits Work
Fire ant bait products combine an attractive food material with an insecticidal active ingredient.
Foraging worker ants collect the bait and carry it back toward the colony, where it can affect other colony members.
Some baits act more slowly than contact treatments, but may help reduce colony populations when applied correctly.
Fire Ant Treatments Near Livestock & Pastures
Not every fire ant product is approved for use around horses, cattle, poultry, grazing animals, or agricultural fields.
Treatments in those locations require additional label review and may fall outside the scope of a standard structural pest control service.
We evaluate the treatment area before determining whether service is appropriate.
For additional information, see NC State Extension: Fire Ants in Commercial Turfgrass, Home Lawns and Landscapes.
Professional Cockroach Control for Farmhouses & Rural Buildings
German Cockroaches, American Cockroaches & Other Roach Problems
Cockroaches may enter farmhouses and rural structures through deliveries, stored materials, plumbing openings, structural gaps, and other pathways.
Different cockroach species require different management approaches.
German Cockroach Control
German cockroaches commonly establish themselves in kitchens, bathrooms, and other warm interior locations with access to food and moisture.
They may hide:
- Behind refrigerators
- Beneath kitchen sinks
- Around plumbing
- Behind appliances
- Inside protected cabinet crevices
- Around warm motors
- Near food storage areas
German Cockroach Cleanout Treatments
For established German cockroach infestations, D & D Pest Control Co. offers German Cockroach Cleanout Treatments.
A cleanout program may include:
- Detailed inspection and identification
- Evaluation of infestation severity
- Preparation instructions
- Targeted crack-and-crevice treatment
- Professional cockroach gel baiting
- Cockroach monitoring traps
- Follow-up inspection
- Sanitation and exclusion recommendations
Severe infestations may require multiple service visits.
How Crack-and-Crevice Cockroach Treatment Works
German cockroaches spend much of their time concealed in narrow, protected harborages.
A crack-and-crevice treatment places an appropriately labeled insecticide into selected spaces where cockroaches hide or travel.
Depending on the product and site, the treatment may use an approved liquid, aerosol, dust, or bait formulation.
This approach helps focus treatment on infestation locations rather than relying on unnecessary applications across exposed surfaces.
American Cockroach & Outdoor Roach Control
American cockroaches and other large cockroach species may be associated with:
- Damp crawlspaces
- Utility rooms
- Exterior drains
- Moist structural voids
- Storage buildings
- Organic debris near structures
Management may include appropriate exterior treatments, moisture correction, sanitation, and exclusion recommendations.
Cockroach Monitoring Traps
Glue-board monitoring can help identify where cockroaches are active and whether treatment is reducing activity.
Learn more about German Cockroach Surveillance and Management from NC State Extension.
Farm & Farmhouse Fly Control Services
House Flies, Stable Flies, Blow Flies, Drain Flies & Other Fly Problems
Flies can become a persistent problem around farmhouses, rural structures, trash areas, and properties with animal-related organic material.
Different fly species develop in different breeding environments.
Effective control starts with proper identification.
House Fly Control
House flies may be attracted to:
- Trash containers
- Food waste
- Animal waste
- Decomposing organic material
- Outdoor waste storage
- Open doors and windows
They may enter farmhouses and eligible outbuildings through damaged screens, open doors, and other access points.
Blow Fly Control
Blow flies may be associated with decaying organic matter or animal remains.
Inspection and removal of the source are important for lasting control.
Drain Fly Control
Drain flies may develop in moist organic buildup associated with drains and plumbing-related areas.
Control often requires cleaning or correcting the breeding source rather than simply treating adult flies.
Stable Fly & Other Animal-Associated Fly Problems
Some fly species develop in moist organic material associated with agricultural operations.
These problems may require specialized livestock-facility management, manure handling improvements, drainage correction, and appropriately labeled agricultural treatments.
Standard structural pest control does not automatically include pesticide application to livestock, poultry, feed, manure, or agricultural production areas.
Our Farmhouse Fly Management Approach
1. Identify the Fly Species
Different flies require different control strategies.
2. Locate Potential Breeding Sources
We inspect appropriate areas for conditions supporting fly development.
3. Recommend Source Reduction
We may recommend waste management, drainage correction, sanitation, or structural repairs.
4. Use Suitable Fly Monitoring Devices
Appropriate traps can help evaluate fly activity.
5. Apply Targeted Treatments Where Appropriate
Labeled products may be used at approved structural locations when justified.
6. Monitor Results
Follow-up inspections help determine whether additional corrective action is needed.
Fly Monitoring Traps
Depending on the environment, suitable fly monitoring devices may include:
- Glue-board fly traps
- Approved indoor fly light traps
- Species-specific outdoor fly traps
- Other appropriate monitoring equipment
Trap selection and placement are important to avoid attracting flies toward doors, occupied areas, food, feed, or sensitive locations.
Why Spraying Alone May Not Solve Fly Problems
Adult fly treatments may temporarily reduce visible populations.
However, new flies can continue emerging if the breeding source remains.
Successful fly management often depends on removing the material where flies reproduce.
Monthly Exterior Rodent Control for Farms & Farmhouses
Professional Rat & Mouse Monitoring for Rural Properties
Rodents can become a serious nuisance around rural homes and farm-related buildings.
Mice and rats may be attracted by accessible food, animal feed, spilled grain, water, stored materials, and sheltered nesting locations.
They may damage insulation, wiring, stored property, and packaging.
D & D Pest Control Co. offers Monthly Exterior Rodent Control for qualifying farmhouses, rural residences, and eligible buildings.
What Our Monthly Exterior Rodent Program May Include
Exterior Rodent Monitoring Stations
Appropriate tamper-resistant stations may be installed in selected approved locations.
Monthly Station Inspections
We inspect and service stations according to the customized program.
Rodent Activity Monitoring
We look for evidence such as droppings, gnaw marks, burrows, and other signs.
Structural Entry Point Recommendations
We identify accessible openings where rodents may enter.
Feed & Food Storage Recommendations
We may recommend improved storage practices and removal of accessible food sources.
Vegetation & Debris Recommendations
We identify materials that may provide rodent shelter near structures.
Service Documentation
Monitoring observations and recommendations can help property owners evaluate ongoing activity.
Common Farm Rodent Problem Areas
- Farmhouse foundations
- Garages
- Workshops
- Equipment sheds
- Storage rooms
- Utility buildings
- Crawlspaces
- Attics
- Woodpiles
- Stored materials
- Feed storage rooms
- Exterior building perimeters
Interior Rodent Trapping
When rodents enter a farmhouse, interior trapping and monitoring may be necessary.
A customized program may include:
- Inspection
- Species identification
- Appropriate traps
- Entry point evaluation
- Sanitation recommendations
- Follow-up monitoring
Exterior rodent stations alone cannot eliminate every interior rodent infestation.
Why Rodent Exclusion Matters
Mice can enter through surprisingly small openings.
Common entry points include:
- Gaps beneath doors
- Plumbing penetrations
- Damaged crawlspace vents
- Openings around electrical lines
- Damaged siding
- Roofline openings
- Unsealed garage doors
- Foundation cracks
Sealing appropriate openings helps reduce the likelihood of reinfestation.
For more information, visit the CDC Guide to Preventing Rodent Infestations.
Rodent & Insect Monitoring Traps for Farm Properties
Identify Pest Activity Before It Becomes a Larger Problem
Monitoring is a valuable part of rural pest management.
Pest activity can change with the seasons, agricultural operations, weather, and building conditions.
Cockroach Monitoring
Glue boards may be used in suitable protected locations to identify cockroach activity and track treatment progress.
Rodent Monitoring
Appropriate traps and monitoring stations can help identify mouse or rat activity around qualifying structures.
Fly Monitoring
Suitable fly traps can help evaluate activity and support breeding-source investigations.
Benefits of Ongoing Monitoring
- Earlier identification of pest activity
- More targeted treatment recommendations
- Better understanding of recurring problem areas
- Improved follow-up decisions
- Useful service documentation
- Reduced reliance on unnecessary pesticide applications
Monitoring devices must be selected and positioned with consideration for children, pets, livestock, poultry, wildlife, and other non-target animals.
Pest Control for Farmhouses, Barns, Garages & Outbuildings
One Rural Property May Have Several Different Pest Problems
Farm properties often contain multiple buildings with different construction styles, uses, and pest pressures.
Farmhouse Pest Control
We provide inspection-based structural pest management for qualifying occupied rural homes.
Services may include:
- Interior pest treatments
- Exterior perimeter treatments
- Cockroach control
- Ant control
- Fire ant management in eligible residential areas
- Fly management
- Rodent control
- Monitoring and prevention recommendations
Garage & Workshop Pest Control
Detached garages and workshops may experience activity from spiders, cockroaches, rodents, ants, and other pests.
Treatment depends on the building’s use and label restrictions.
Storage Building Pest Control
Stored materials, clutter, and structural openings can create rodent and insect harborages.
We may recommend inspection, exclusion, targeted treatment, and monitoring.
Barn & Agricultural Building Pest Control
Certain structural pest control services may be appropriate for eligible agricultural buildings.
However, barns used for livestock, poultry, feed handling, or agricultural production can have additional pesticide restrictions.
We evaluate each building before recommending service.
Our standard farm pest control service should not be interpreted as crop spraying, livestock pesticide application, pasture treatment, or agricultural fumigation.
Seasonal Pest Problems on Eastern North Carolina Farms
Spring: Ants, Fire Ants & Emerging Insect Activity
Warmer temperatures often increase insect movement around foundations, yards, and outdoor structures.
Property owners should watch for:
- Fire ant mounds
- Ant trails
- Cockroach activity
- Structural openings
- Moisture-related pests
Summer: Flies, Cockroaches & Outdoor Pest Pressure
Warm weather, moisture, food waste, and organic material may contribute to increased fly and cockroach activity.
Regular sanitation, drainage maintenance, and monitoring become especially important.
Fall: Rodents Seeking Shelter
As conditions change, mice and rats may move into buildings seeking food and protected nesting locations.
Fall is a good time to inspect:
- Door sweeps
- Crawlspace vents
- Utility penetrations
- Attic openings
- Storage areas
- Garage doors
Winter: Indoor Rodent & Cockroach Activity
Even during colder months, pests may remain active inside heated structures.
Recurring inspections and appropriate monitoring can help identify ongoing problems.
How Farm Owners Can Help Prevent Pest Infestations
Practical Pest Prevention Checklist
Professional pest control works best when property owners also address food, water, shelter, and entry points.
- Keep animal feed and other stored food in appropriate containers.
- Clean up spilled grain and feed.
- Remove trash regularly.
- Maintain covered trash receptacles.
- Repair leaking pipes and faucets.
- Correct standing water near buildings.
- Keep vegetation trimmed away from foundations.
- Move unnecessary debris away from structures.
- Inspect door sweeps and weatherstripping.
- Seal accessible rodent entry points.
- Repair damaged crawlspace vents.
- Inspect attics and storage rooms.
- Reduce clutter in garages and workshops.
- Monitor fire ant mounds in approved residential areas.
- Address fly breeding sources.
- Report rodent droppings and gnaw marks promptly.
- Avoid storing firewood directly against the farmhouse.
- Maintain scheduled pest control and monitoring visits.
Special Considerations for Livestock & Pets
Before pesticide treatment, property owners should inform the technician about:
- Livestock
- Horses
- Poultry
- Dogs and cats
- Outdoor kennels
- Feed and water containers
- Beehives
- Fish ponds
- Vegetable gardens
- Wells and water sources
- Other sensitive areas
Treatment plans must account for applicable product label restrictions and the intended use of each area.
Why Choose D & D Pest Control Co. for Farm & Farmhouse Pest Control?
Serving Eastern North Carolina Since 1994
We have decades of experience serving homes and businesses throughout Eastern North Carolina.
Veteran-Owned & Operated
Our company emphasizes professional service, reliability, and attention to detail.
Licensed North Carolina Structural Pest Control Company
North Carolina Structural Pest Control License #1274 PW
Interior & Exterior Pest Control
We provide targeted structural pest management options for qualifying rural properties.
Fire Ant Control
We offer appropriate fire ant treatment options for eligible residential lawns and other labeled areas.
Professional Cockroach Control
We provide inspection-based cockroach management, including German Cockroach Cleanout Treatments.
Fly Control & Monitoring
We identify fly problems and recommend suitable control measures and breeding-source corrections.
Monthly Exterior Rodent Management
We offer recurring exterior rodent monitoring and control programs for qualifying properties.
Pest Monitoring Traps
Appropriate monitoring devices can help track pest activity and guide follow-up treatments.
Customized Rural Property Programs
We recognize that a farmhouse, detached garage, storage building, and livestock barn may require different approaches.
Farm & Farmhouse Pest Control Service Areas in Eastern North Carolina
Kinston, NC — Lenoir County
We provide farm and farmhouse pest control services for qualifying rural homes and properties in Kinston, La Grange, Deep Run, Pink Hill, and surrounding Lenoir County communities.
Greenville, NC — Pitt County
Our service area includes Greenville, Winterville, Ayden, Grifton, and nearby rural communities throughout Pitt County.
Goldsboro, NC — Wayne County
Farmhouse owners and rural property managers in Goldsboro, Seven Springs, and surrounding Wayne County areas can contact us about structural pest control, fire ants, cockroaches, flies, and rodents.
Jacksonville, NC — Onslow County
We serve qualifying rural residences and buildings in Jacksonville, Richlands, and surrounding Onslow County communities.
New Bern, NC — Craven County
Our service territory includes New Bern, Vanceboro, and nearby Craven County communities.
Additional Eastern North Carolina Service Areas
We also serve qualifying properties in:
- Snow Hill
- Hookerton
- Trenton
- Emerald Isle
- Morehead City
- Greene County
- Jones County
- Carteret County
- Duplin County
- Johnston County
- Wilson County
- Other surrounding Eastern North Carolina communities
Contact D & D Pest Control Co. to confirm service availability and the types of treatments appropriate for your property.
Frequently Asked Questions About Farm & Farmhouse Pest Control
1. Do you provide pest control for farms and farmhouses in Eastern North Carolina?
Yes. D & D Pest Control Co. provides structural pest control services for qualifying farmhouses, rural residences, garages, workshops, storage buildings, and other eligible structures throughout Eastern North Carolina.
2. Do you offer interior and exterior pest control spraying?
Yes. We offer targeted interior and exterior pest control applications where appropriate and permitted by the pesticide label.
3. What pests are common around Eastern North Carolina farmhouses?
Common concerns include ants, fire ants, cockroaches, flies, mice, rats, spiders, crickets, and other structural pests.
4. Do you treat fire ants around farmhouses?
Yes. We provide fire ant management for qualifying residential lawns, landscaped areas, and other approved treatment locations.
5. Can you treat fire ants in livestock pastures?
Pasture treatments require products specifically labeled for the site and appropriate agricultural licensing. We evaluate the proposed treatment location before determining whether service is available.
6. Do you provide German cockroach cleanout treatments?
Yes. German Cockroach Cleanout Treatments may include inspection, targeted crack-and-crevice applications, professional gel baiting, monitoring, and follow-up.
7. How does crack-and-crevice cockroach treatment work?
Appropriately labeled insecticides are applied to selected narrow spaces and protected harborages where cockroaches hide and travel.
8. Can cockroaches live in farmhouses during winter?
Yes. German cockroaches and certain other species may remain active inside heated buildings throughout the year.
9. Do you offer fly control around farmhouses?
Yes. We provide fly inspection, monitoring, breeding-source recommendations, and appropriate structural fly management services.
10. Can you spray livestock or poultry for flies?
Standard structural pest control does not include livestock or poultry pesticide applications. Those treatments require appropriate agricultural products and licensing.
11. Do you offer monthly exterior rodent control?
Yes. We offer monthly exterior rodent monitoring and management programs for qualifying farmhouses and rural properties.
12. Can you treat mice and rats inside a farmhouse?
Interior rodent inspections, trapping, monitoring, and exclusion recommendations may be available depending on the infestation.
13. Do you install rodent monitoring stations?
Yes. Appropriate tamper-resistant stations may be installed in selected approved exterior locations as part of a customized rodent program.
14. Can rodents enter through small openings?
Yes. Mice can enter through openings approximately one-quarter inch wide, making structural exclusion important.
15. Do you provide pest control for barns and storage buildings?
Certain structural treatments may be available for eligible buildings. Service depends on building use, livestock and feed exposure, pesticide labels, and licensing requirements.
16. Is pest control safe around farm animals?
Pesticide treatments require special precautions around animals, feed, and water. We select appropriate treatment methods and follow product label restrictions. No pesticide application should be described as risk-free.
17. Can pest control help protect stored feed from rodents?
Rodent exclusion, appropriate trapping, monitoring, and improved feed storage can help reduce rodent activity. Pesticide placement must comply with restrictions involving animal feed and non-target animals.
18. Do you offer pest monitoring traps?
Yes. Suitable monitoring devices may be used for cockroaches, rodents, and flies in approved locations.
19. How often should a farmhouse receive pest control?
Service frequency depends on pest activity, property conditions, building use, and infestation history. Some properties benefit from recurring treatments and monthly exterior rodent monitoring.
20. Can exterior pest spraying prevent all insects from entering a farmhouse?
No. Exterior treatment can help manage certain pests, but exclusion, sanitation, moisture control, and monitoring are also important.
21. Do you treat multiple buildings on one rural property?
We can evaluate multiple eligible buildings and discuss a customized pest management plan based on their uses and pest problems.
22. Do you offer pest control for older farmhouses?
Yes. Older farmhouses may have crawlspaces, structural gaps, and moisture conditions that require additional inspection and targeted pest management.
23. What should I do before a farmhouse pest control treatment?
Inform the technician about pets, livestock, feed, water sources, gardens, and sensitive areas. Follow all preparation and reentry instructions provided for the scheduled treatment.
24. How much does farm and farmhouse pest control cost in Eastern North Carolina?
Pricing depends on the number of buildings, property layout, pest species, infestation severity, treatment areas, monitoring requirements, and service frequency.
Call (252) 523-8255 to discuss a customized estimate.
Farm & Farmhouse Pest Control in Eastern North Carolina — Call D & D Pest Control Co.
Protect Your Country Home, Rural Buildings & Property From Pests
Are fire ants taking over your farmhouse lawn? Cockroaches getting into your kitchen? Flies becoming a nuisance around your property? Mice or rats entering your garage, workshop, or farmhouse?
D & D Pest Control Co. provides professional pest control and extermination services for qualifying farmhouses, rural residences, and eligible outbuildings throughout Eastern North Carolina.
Our Farm & Farmhouse Pest Control Services Include
- Interior Pest Control Spraying
- Exterior Pest Control Spraying
- Fire Ant Control
- German Cockroach Cleanout Treatments
- Crack-and-Crevice Cockroach Treatments
- Professional Cockroach Gel Baiting
- American Cockroach Control
- Farmhouse Fly Control
- Fly Monitoring Traps
- Monthly Exterior Rodent Control
- Interior Rodent Trapping
- Exterior Rodent Monitoring Stations
- Garage & Workshop Pest Control
- Eligible Outbuilding Pest Control
- Recurring Pest Management
- Pest Prevention & Exclusion Recommendations
CALL OR TEXT (252) 523-8255
Don’t wait for a small pest problem to become a larger infestation.
Contact D & D Pest Control Co. to discuss your farmhouse, rural property, or eligible farm building pest control needs.
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D & D Pest Control Co.
Veteran-Owned & Operated
Serving Eastern North Carolina Since 1994
North Carolina Structural Pest Control License #1274 PW
Farm & Farmhouse Pest Control & Extermination Services in Kinston, Greenville, Goldsboro, Jacksonville, New Bern, and Surrounding Eastern North Carolina Communities.
