Learn About the Professional Pest Control Products Used by D & D Pest Control Co.

At D & D Pest Control Co., we believe homeowners, landlords, property managers, and business owners should have access to reliable information about the pest control products used to protect their properties.

Serving Eastern North Carolina since 1994, our veteran-owned pest control company provides professional extermination and pest management services for residential and commercial properties.

This resource explains professional pest control products listed in our company service documentation, along with additional products used in our pest management programs.

We provide links to manufacturer information, pesticide labels, Safety Data Sheets (SDS), and the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) pesticide registration database whenever appropriate.

Our goal is to help customers understand what a product is, what pests it may control, why a technician might select it, and where to find important safety information.

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How We Select Professional Pest Control Products

Not every infestation requires the same treatment.

A German cockroach infestation inside a kitchen requires a different approach from subterranean termites beneath a home, fire ants in a lawn, or rodents around a commercial building.

Our pest management recommendations consider:

• The pest species and infestation severity
• The type of building or property
• Interior versus exterior treatment locations
• Food preparation and storage areas
• Children, pets, and other occupants
• Sensitive surfaces and environmental conditions
• Product labeling and application restrictions
• Potential pesticide resistance
• The need for monitoring and follow-up
• Nonchemical pest management alternatives

Integrated Pest Management (IPM)

We incorporate Integrated Pest Management principles when developing pest management recommendations.

IPM emphasizes pest identification, inspection, prevention, sanitation, exclusion, monitoring, and appropriately selected treatments.

The objective is to manage the pest problem effectively while avoiding unnecessary pesticide applications.

Learn more about Integrated Pest Management from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Understanding EPA Pesticide Labels & Safety Data Sheets

Before reviewing specific products, it is helpful to understand the difference between a pesticide label and an SDS.

What Is an EPA-Registered Pesticide?

Most conventional pesticide products sold in the United States must be registered with the EPA.

Registration involves evaluating the product for its proposed labeled uses.

EPA registration does not mean a pesticide is harmless, risk-free, or approved for every treatment location.

Products must be used according to their labeling and applicable federal and state requirements.

What Is an EPA Pesticide Label?

A pesticide label provides legally enforceable directions and restrictions that may address:

• Registered uses and treatment sites
• Target pests
• Application methods
• Mixing and application rates
• Personal protective equipment
• Environmental precautions
• Storage and disposal
• First aid
• Restrictions involving children, pets, food, or water
• Reentry conditions

What Is a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?

A Safety Data Sheet provides hazard communication information about a chemical product.

An SDS may include:

• Product identification
• Hazard classifications
• Chemical composition
• First-aid measures
• Firefighting information
• Spill procedures
• Handling and storage precautions
• Exposure controls
• Toxicological information
• Disposal and transportation information

The pesticide label controls how and where the pesticide may legally be used. An SDS does not replace the label.

Official EPA Pesticide Label Search

Customers can research registered pesticide products using the:

U.S. EPA Pesticide Product and Label System

Search by product name or EPA registration number.

Important: Manufacturer formulations, registration holders, brand names, labels, and SDS documents can change. The actual product container label and current registration information must be checked before application.

Professional Bed Bug Treatment Products

1. CrossFire Bed Bug Concentrate — MGK

Product category: Bed bug insecticide

Manufacturer: MGK

EPA Registration Number: 1021-2776

CrossFire Bed Bug Concentrate is a professional insecticide formulated for bed bug management.

According to the manufacturer, the product uses multiple active ingredients and modes of action to control bed bugs, including certain pyrethroid-resistant populations.

Its labeling includes uses against bed bug adults, immature stages, and eggs.

Why CrossFire May Be Selected

• Professional bed bug treatment programs
• Targeted treatment of approved bed bug harborages
• Management of certain resistant bed bug populations
• Integration with inspection and follow-up services

Bed bug control frequently requires a combination of treatment, monitoring, preparation, and follow-up.

Manufacturer, EPA Label & SDS:

MGK CrossFire Bed Bug Concentrate — Product Information, Label and SDS

CrossFire Bed Bug Concentrate — Manufacturer SDS (PDF)

Search EPA Registration 1021-2776

2. Bedlam Insecticide — MGK

Product category: Bed bug and structural insecticide

Historical service report EPA number: 1021-1767

Bedlam is listed in our historical pest control service materials.

Bed bug aerosol products may be used in appropriately labeled structural treatment locations as part of a larger management program.

The specific Bedlam formulation must be verified before selecting a label or SDS.

Manufacturer Resources:

MGK Professional Pest Control Products & Documentation

Search EPA Registration 1021-1767

Note: Bedlam and Bedlam Plus are different formulations. Customers should use documentation matching the exact product recorded on their service report.

Cockroach Control & General Insecticide Products

3. Advion Cockroach Gel Bait — Syngenta

Product category: Professional cockroach gel bait

Advion Cockroach Gel Bait is used in professional cockroach management programs.

Gel baiting can be particularly useful for German cockroach infestations because bait can be placed in suitable protected locations where cockroaches travel and hide.

Common Treatment Considerations

• German cockroach infestations
• Kitchens and approved structural harborages
• Commercial and residential buildings
• Targeted bait placement
• Monitoring and follow-up

Successful cockroach control also requires attention to sanitation, moisture, clutter, and reinfestation.

Manufacturer, EPA Label & SDS:

Syngenta Advion Cockroach Gel Bait — Product Information, Current EPA Label and SDS

Historical product note: Our 2023 service report uses the older name “DuPont Advion Cockroach Gel” and lists EPA Reg. No. 352-652. Current Syngenta-branded products may have different registration details. The exact formulation and label should be matched before use.

4. MGK Shockwave 1 Flushing, Killing & Residual Aerosol

Product category: Professional aerosol insecticide

Manufacturer: MGK

EPA Registration Number: 1021-2804

Shockwave 1 is a professional aerosol designed to flush certain insects from harborages, provide contact activity, and deliver residual control.

The formulation combines insecticidal ingredients with an insect growth regulator.

Potential Uses

Depending on the label and treatment location, Shockwave 1 may be considered for:

• Cockroach management
• Selected crawling insect infestations
• Approved structural harborages
• Certain flying insect problems

Treatment must follow the current label, particularly around food-handling locations and occupied buildings.

Manufacturer, EPA Label & SDS:

MGK Shockwave 1 — Product Information, Label and SDS

Shockwave 1 — Manufacturer SDS (PDF)

Search EPA Registration 1021-2804

5. NyGuard IGR Concentrate — MGK

Product category: Insect growth regulator

Manufacturer: MGK

An insect growth regulator, commonly called an IGR, affects insect development and reproduction.

NyGuard IGR is designed to help interrupt the life cycles of certain labeled pests.

Why an IGR May Be Used

An IGR may complement other control methods for pests such as:

• Cockroaches
• Fleas
• Certain flies
• Other labeled insects

IGRs are not substitutes for sanitation, exclusion, or appropriately selected adult insect control methods.

Manufacturer, EPA Label & SDS:

MGK NyGuard IGR Concentrate — Product Information, Label and SDS

Historical service report EPA number: 1021-1603. Confirm the current formulation and registration before use.

6. Onslaught Microencapsulated Insecticide — MGK

Product category: Residual insecticide

Manufacturer: MGK

Onslaught Microencapsulated Insecticide uses a controlled-release formulation for labeled crawling and flying insect pests.

The product may be incorporated into professional pest management programs when its label permits the intended treatment.

Potential Pest Management Applications

• Certain cockroaches
• Spiders
• Ants
• Other labeled crawling insects
• Approved structural treatment locations

Manufacturer, EPA Label & SDS:

MGK Onslaught Microencapsulated Insecticide — Product Information, Label and SDS

Historical service report EPA number: 1021-1815.

7. Bifen I/T — Control Solutions

Product category: General structural insecticide

Manufacturer: Control Solutions Inc.

Bifen I/T is a bifenthrin-based professional insecticide used for labeled pest control applications.

Depending on the current label, bifenthrin products may be considered for selected crawling insect and perimeter treatments.

Common Pest Concerns

• Ants
• Spiders
• Cockroaches
• Certain occasional invaders
• Other labeled pests

Manufacturer Label & SDS:

Control Solutions — Bifen I/T Product Labels and SDS Library

Historical service report EPA number: 53883-118.

8. Bifen XTS — Control Solutions

Product category: Professional insecticide concentrate

Manufacturer: Control Solutions Inc.

Bifen XTS is another bifenthrin formulation listed in our service materials.

It is not interchangeable with Bifen I/T without considering formulation differences and the applicable label.

Manufacturer Label & SDS:

Control Solutions — Bifen XTS Product Labels and SDS Library

Historical service report EPA number: 53883-189.

9. Temprid FX Insecticide — Envu

Product category: Professional structural insecticide

Manufacturer: Envu

Temprid FX is a dual-active-ingredient insecticide used for a range of labeled structural pests.

Depending on the treatment site and current label, applications may include management of:

• Cockroaches
• Ants
• Spiders
• Bed bugs
• Certain exterior insect pests
• Other labeled insects

Manufacturer, Label & SDS:

Envu Temprid FX — Product Information, Label and SDS

Temprid FX — Manufacturer Label (PDF)

Temprid FX — Manufacturer SDS (PDF)

Historical service report EPA number: 432-1544. The currently available manufacturer label may show a different registration number due to product transfers or updated registrations.

Termite Control & Wood Treatment Products

10. Termidor 80 WG Termiticide/Insecticide — BASF

Product category: Professional termiticide and insecticide

Manufacturer: BASF

EPA Registration Number: 7969-209

Termidor 80 WG is a professional termiticide formulated with fipronil.

BASF identifies this product for the prevention and control of certain subterranean termites.

Why Termidor May Be Selected

• Professional subterranean termite treatment
• Approved structural termite applications
• Termite management programs
• Certain additional labeled structural pests

Termite treatment selection depends on construction type, infestation conditions, site access, and product labeling.

Termidor 80 WG vs. Termidor 80 WSG

The manufacturer’s verified product name is Termidor 80 WG Termiticide/Insecticide.

Some customers refer to it as Termidor 80 WSG because of its water-soluble packaging. The official product name and registration number should be used when searching for documentation.

Manufacturer, EPA Label & SDS:

BASF Termidor 80 WG — Product Information and Label/SDS Resources

BASF Termidor 80 WG — Manufacturer SDS (PDF)

Search EPA Registration 7969-209

11. Bora-Care — Nisus Corporation

Product category: Wood treatment, termiticide and insecticide

Manufacturer: Nisus Corporation

Bora-Care is a borate-based wood treatment designed for certain wood-destroying insects and wood-decay organisms.

Potential Uses

• Certain termite management applications
• Wood-boring beetles
• Carpenter ants
• Approved exposed wood treatments
• New construction or remedial wood treatment

Product performance depends on appropriate application and the treatment conditions.

Manufacturer, Label & SDS:

Nisus Bora-Care — Product Information, Label and SDS

Historical service report EPA number: 64405-1.

12. Tim-Bor Professional — Nisus Corporation

Product category: Borate wood treatment

Manufacturer: Nisus Corporation

Tim-Bor Professional is a borate-based product used for certain labeled wood-destroying insect and wood protection applications.

Treatment suitability depends on wood conditions, access, moisture, and label requirements.

Manufacturer, Label & SDS:

Nisus Tim-Bor Professional — Product Information, Label and SDS

Historical service report EPA number: 64405-8.

13. Bora-Care With Mold-Care — Nisus Corporation

Product category: Specialty wood treatment system

Our historical service materials also list Bora-Care/Mold-Care.

Because this involves a specific product combination and distinct labeling requirements, customers should consult the exact manufacturer documentation for the materials involved.

Manufacturer Documentation:

Nisus Product Labels and Safety Data Sheets

Important: Wood treatment products are not substitutes for correcting water intrusion, structural damage, or moisture problems.

Fire Ant & Outdoor Pest Control Products

14. Advion Fire Ant Bait — Syngenta

Product category: Professional fire ant bait

Manufacturer: Syngenta

Advion Fire Ant Bait is a professional bait formulation used for certain fire ant management applications.

Potential Treatment Locations

Depending on the label:

• Residential lawns
• Commercial landscapes
• Certain recreational areas
• Approved exterior treatment sites

Why Fire Ant Baits May Be Used

Fire ant baiting is one available approach for managing fire ant colonies.

Bait performance depends on product selection, colony activity, weather, and application conditions.

Manufacturer, EPA Label & SDS:

Syngenta Advion Fire Ant Bait — Current EPA Label and SDS

Advion Fire Ant Bait — Manufacturer SDS (PDF)

Historical service report EPA number: 352-627. Current Syngenta documentation identifies a different registration number; use the number printed on the actual product container.

15. TopChoice Insecticide — Envu

Product category: Professional fire ant and outdoor insect management

TopChoice is listed in our historical pest control materials.

This type of professional outdoor insecticide requires particular attention to site restrictions, environmental precautions, and the current product label.

Manufacturer Label & SDS Resources:

Envu Professional Pest Management Labels and SDS

Historical service report EPA number: 432-1217.

Fly Control Products

16. Maxforce Fly Spot Bait — Envu

Product category: Professional house fly bait

Manufacturer: Envu

Maxforce Fly Spot Bait is formulated to attract and control house flies in approved locations.

Fly management may also require sanitation improvements, exclusion, and elimination of breeding sources.

Potential Uses

• Certain commercial facilities
• Approved non-food treatment areas
• Selected exterior locations
• Other labeled treatment sites

Manufacturer, Label & SDS:

Envu Maxforce Fly Spot Bait — Product Information, Label and SDS

Historical service report EPA number: 432-1455.

Rodent Control Products & Monitoring Equipment

17. Contrac All-Weather BLOX — Bell Laboratories

Product category: Professional rodenticide bait

Manufacturer: Bell Laboratories

EPA Registration Number: 12455-79

Contrac All-Weather BLOX contains bromadiolone, an anticoagulant rodenticide.

It is used for labeled mouse and rat control applications.

Why Professional Rodent Bait Stations Matter

Rodenticide programs require precautions to protect:

• Children
• Pets
• Wildlife
• Other non-target animals

Where required, rodenticides must be secured in appropriate tamper-resistant bait stations.

Our rodent management approach may also incorporate trapping, exclusion, sanitation, and monitoring.

Manufacturer, EPA Label & SDS:

Bell Laboratories Contrac All-Weather BLOX — Product Information, Label and SDS

Contrac All-Weather BLOX — Manufacturer SDS (PDF)

Search EPA Registration 12455-79

18. Catchmaster Glue Boards — Catchmaster

Product category: Nonchemical pest monitoring and trapping equipment

Manufacturer: Catchmaster

Catchmaster glue boards are adhesive monitoring and trapping devices.

Depending on the model and placement, they may help detect or capture certain crawling pests and rodents.

Why Glue Boards May Be Used

• Monitoring cockroach activity
• Identifying pest movement
• Supporting infestation inspections
• Evaluating treatment results
• Selected protected trapping applications

Do Catchmaster Glue Boards Contain Insecticide?

Many standard adhesive glue boards do not contain conventional insecticide active ingredients.

As a result, they generally do not have EPA pesticide registration numbers.

Certain specialized devices or attractant products may have different regulatory requirements.

Glue boards must be used responsibly, including consideration of non-target animals and the need for frequent inspection.

Manufacturer Product Safety Documentation:

CatchmasterPRO — Safety Data Sheets and Product Labels

Catchmaster — Safety Data Sheets and Labels

Important: Use the safety documentation matching the specific Catchmaster model installed or supplied.

Additional Products Listed in Our Historical Service Documentation

Our 2023 service report identifies additional professional pest control materials.

These products are included for transparency and historical reference. Their appearance in a previous service report does not establish that every formulation remains available, registered, or part of our current inventory.

The historical report contains duplicate entries for Centerfire 75 WSP and Termidor 80 WG. It also lists the same number for Mosquito Barrier and Garlic Barrier; those entries should be checked against the actual product containers rather than treated as verified registrations.

Where to Research These Products

Search the Official EPA Pesticide Product and Label System

MGK Professional Product Documentation

BASF Pest Control Labels and SDS

Envu Professional Pest Control Labels and SDS

Syngenta Professional Pest Management Products

Control Solutions Product Labels and SDS

Nisus Corporation Product Resources

Bell Laboratories Product Labels

What Customers Should Know About Professional Pesticide Applications

Are Professional Pest Control Products Completely Safe?

No pesticide product should be described as completely safe or risk-free.

The potential for harm depends on factors such as:

• Product formulation
• Toxicity and exposure
• Application method
• Treatment location
• Product concentration
• Occupant access
• Environmental conditions
• Compliance with label instructions

Our technicians must follow applicable pesticide labeling and regulatory requirements.

What About Children & Pets?

Before treatment, customers should tell the technician about children, pets, aquariums, food preparation areas, and other sensitive conditions.

Preparation and reentry instructions depend on the specific product and application.

Can Customers Request a Product Label or SDS?

Yes. Customers may request information about the pesticide products applied to their property.

For a specific treatment, the most useful reference is the product name and EPA registration number recorded for that service.

Are All Pest Control Treatments Chemical Treatments?

No.

Depending on the pest, professional management may also include:

• Inspection
• Pest identification
• Trapping
• Monitoring
• Exclusion
• Sanitation recommendations
• Moisture control recommendations
• Habitat modification
• Follow-up evaluation

Why Do Products Have Different EPA Registration Numbers?

EPA registration numbers identify registered pesticide products.

Different formulations, manufacturers, or registrations can have different numbers even when products share similar names or active ingredients.

Customers should not assume that two similarly named products have identical labels.

Professional Pest Control Services Using Targeted Treatment Products

D & D Pest Control Co. provides pest management services for a variety of residential and commercial properties.

Residential Pest Control

Treatment options for common structural pests affecting homes, rental properties, and residential buildings.

Commercial Pest Control

Pest management programs for qualifying businesses, offices, restaurants, rental properties, and commercial facilities.

German Cockroach Control

Inspection, professional baiting, appropriate targeted treatments, monitoring, and follow-up.

Bed Bug Treatments

Professional bed bug inspection and treatment programs using suitable products and management methods.

Termite Control

Professional termite inspections, structural treatment recommendations, and appropriately labeled termiticides.

Fire Ant Control

Management of fire ants in qualifying lawns, landscapes, and approved exterior treatment areas.

Rodent Control

Interior trapping, exterior rodent stations, monitoring, exclusion recommendations, and recurring service options.

Fly Control

Fly identification, source investigation, monitoring, and appropriate management methods.

Spider, Wasp & Yellow Jacket Control

Inspection and appropriate treatment of structural and exterior pest concerns.

Related D & D Pest Control Resources

Explore our other pest management resources:

Farm & Farmhouse Pest Control in Eastern North Carolina

Daycare & Child Care Pest Control in Eastern North Carolina

Fast Food Restaurant Pest Control in Eastern North Carolina

Section 8 & Affordable Housing Pest Control Services

Visit Our Main Pest Control Website

Pest Control Product Information for Eastern North Carolina Customers

We serve qualifying residential and commercial properties across Eastern North Carolina.

Lenoir County

Kinston, La Grange, Deep Run, Pink Hill, and surrounding communities.

Pitt County

Greenville, Winterville, Ayden, Grifton, and surrounding communities.

Wayne County

Goldsboro, Seven Springs, and surrounding communities.

Onslow County

Jacksonville, Richlands, and surrounding communities.

Craven County

New Bern, Vanceboro, and surrounding communities.

Additional Service Areas

We also serve qualifying properties in Greene, Jones, Carteret, Duplin, Johnston, and Wilson counties, including Snow Hill, Hookerton, Trenton, Emerald Isle, and Morehead City.

Contact our office to confirm availability for your location.

Frequently Asked Questions About Pest Control Products

1. What pest control products does D & D Pest Control Co. use?

Our service documentation includes professional insecticides, cockroach baits, termite treatments, fire ant baits, rodenticides, insect growth regulators, dusts, and monitoring equipment. Actual product selection depends on the treatment.

2. Are the pesticides you use registered with the EPA?

Conventional pesticide products used in our professional treatments must have appropriate registrations or other applicable legal authorization. We verify product requirements and labeling before use.

3. Does EPA registration mean a pesticide is completely safe?

No. EPA registration does not mean a product is risk-free. Pesticides must be used according to their labels and applicable regulations.

4. Can I see the EPA label for a product used at my property?

Yes. Product labels can be obtained through manufacturer resources and the EPA pesticide label database. The exact product and registration number should be confirmed.

5. Can I request a Safety Data Sheet?

Yes. Customers may request the SDS for a pesticide product applied during their service.

6. What is the difference between a pesticide label and an SDS?

The pesticide label provides legally enforceable use directions and restrictions. The SDS provides chemical hazard and safety information.

7. Do you use CrossFire for bed bug control?

CrossFire Bed Bug Concentrate is among the professional products included in our product information. Its use on a particular property depends on the treatment plan and current label.

8. What is MGK Shockwave used for?

Shockwave 1 is a professional aerosol designed for certain labeled crawling and flying insects, including cockroaches.

9. Do you use cockroach gel bait?

Yes. Professional gel bait products such as Advion may be considered in appropriate cockroach management programs.

10. What is an insect growth regulator?

An insect growth regulator interferes with certain insect development processes and may help reduce future pest populations.

11. What is NyGuard IGR?

NyGuard is an insect growth regulator used for certain labeled pests, including cockroaches and fleas.

12. What is Termidor 80 WG?

Termidor 80 WG is a professional fipronil-based termiticide manufactured by BASF for approved termite and insect control applications.

13. Is Termidor 80 WSG the same as Termidor 80 WG?

The verified manufacturer product name is Termidor 80 WG. Customers should use the exact product name and EPA registration number when researching labels and SDS documents.

14. Do you use borate wood treatments?

Our service documentation includes products such as Bora-Care and Tim-Bor Professional for suitable labeled wood treatment applications.

15. Do you use fire ant bait?

Professional fire ant bait products, including Advion Fire Ant Bait, are among the products described in our service documentation.

16. What products are used for rodent control?

Depending on the situation, rodent management may include appropriate rodenticides, tamper-resistant stations, protected traps, monitoring devices, and exclusion recommendations.

17. What are Catchmaster glue boards?

Catchmaster glue boards are adhesive pest monitoring and trapping devices. Many standard glue boards do not contain pesticide active ingredients.

18. Are glue boards considered pesticides?

Many conventional adhesive monitoring boards are devices rather than registered chemical pesticides. The classification depends on the specific product.

19. Do you use the same pesticide at every property?

No. Treatment selection depends on the pest, building, site conditions, labeling, and management requirements.

20. Can I request a specific pest control product?

Customers can discuss product preferences with our office. The technician must determine whether the product is appropriate, available, and legally permitted for the intended application.

21. Do you offer nonchemical pest control methods?

Depending on the infestation, we may recommend trapping, monitoring, exclusion, sanitation, and other nonchemical measures.

22. Can children and pets remain in treated areas?

That depends on the product, application method, treatment site, and label restrictions. Follow all preparation and reentry instructions.

23. Are pesticide products safe around aquariums and fish?

Aquariums and aquatic animals may be especially sensitive to certain pesticides. Tell the technician about aquariums, ponds, and other aquatic environments before treatment so appropriate precautions can be evaluated.

24. Do professional pesticide products guarantee that pests will never return?

No. New infestations can develop due to entry points, environmental conditions, sanitation issues, neighboring infestations, or other factors.

25. Can I look up a product using its EPA registration number?

Yes. The EPA Pesticide Product and Label System allows customers to search registered pesticide products using their registration numbers.

26. Why might a product on an older service report have a different manufacturer today?

Pesticide brands and registrations may be transferred, reformulated, renamed, or discontinued. Current documentation must match the exact product used.

27. Does D & D Pest Control Co. provide pest control for businesses?

Yes. We provide qualifying commercial pest management services throughout our Eastern North Carolina service area.

28. How can I find out what pesticide was applied during my service?

Contact our office with your service date and property information. We can help identify the products documented for that treatment.

29. Are all products listed on this webpage currently used?

Not necessarily. Some products come from historical service documentation. Product availability, registration, and treatment practices can change.

30. How do I schedule professional pest control service?

Call or text (252) 523-8255 to discuss your pest problem and service location.

Need Professional Pest Control in Eastern North Carolina?

Professional Products. Targeted Treatments. Experienced Pest Management.

Whether you’re dealing with German cockroaches in your kitchen, termites beneath your home, bed bugs in a rental property, fire ants in your lawn, or rodents around your business, D & D Pest Control Co. can help evaluate the problem and recommend an appropriate treatment plan.

Our Pest Management Services Include:

• Residential Pest Control
• Commercial Pest Control
• German Cockroach Treatments
• Bed Bug Control
• Termite Control & Inspections
• Fire Ant Treatments
• Spider Control
• Wasp & Yellow Jacket Control
• Fly Control
• Rodent Control & Monitoring
• Interior & Exterior Pest Treatments
• Crawlspace & Structural Pest Management
• Recurring Pest Control Programs

CALL OR TEXT (252) 523-8255

Contact D & D Pest Control Co. for Professional Pest Management in Eastern North Carolina

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Veteran-Owned & Operated

Serving Eastern North Carolina Since 1994

North Carolina Structural Pest Control License #1274 PW

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Product names and trademarks belong to their respective owners. Product information is provided for customer education and transparency. The list includes materials from historical company service documentation and additional professional products; it does not represent a guarantee of current inventory or use on every service. Always refer to the current product label and SDS. Product selection and application are subject to registration status, labeling, site conditions, and applicable law.