Chilton's Environmental Termite & Pest Control

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(417) 725-0306Visit WebsiteMap & Directions1208 Eaglecrest St, Nixa, MO 65714Springfield, MO 65807 Write a Review

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Regular Hours

Mon - Fri:	8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sun	Closed

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"Life's Too Short To Be Bugged !"

General Info

Locally owned and operated

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Extra Phones

Phone: (417) 886-0788

TollFree: (800) 880-2026

Services/Products

Ants Fleas Ticks Mice Monthly Pest Control Services Silverfish Spiders Termites

Brands

Advance, Talstar, Termidor

Payment method

master card, check, discover, amex, visa

Location

We are located in the industrial park in Nixa MO

Associations

Are in the Nixa area Chamber of Commerce, A rating in the BBB, Member of the Master Minds of Biz, Business Facebook, LinkedIn

Other Link

Springfield, Nixa, Ozark, Pest control services

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Landscaping & Lawn Services, Lawn Maintenance, Nursery & Growers Equipment & Supplies, Pest Control Services, Pest Control Services-Commercial & Industrial, Spraying Equipment, Termite Control

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Parking: Lot, Free

Wheelchair Accessible: Yes

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10/09/2013

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Efficient and cost effective!

10/09/2013

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Great service. Ron has extensive pest control knowledge and has always been able to fix any problems we've ever had.

10/09/2013

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Simply Awesome! Chilton's has serviced my home for years and they have always treated us well.

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Phone: (417) 725-0306

Address: 1208 Eaglecrest St, Nixa, MO 65714, Springfield, MO 65807

Website: Springfield, Nixa, Ozark, Pest control services

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Commercial Pest Control

Insects and Spiders

Ants
Ants may be used as symbols for unity and hard work, but ants are also considered pests in areas that are supposed to be clean and sterile- like in kitchens. Unfortunately, the kitchen is where the food is, and ants are strongly drawn to it. Despite common misconception that ants prefer sweet food, they also go for protein, fats, even vegetables.
Spiders
Black widows are dangerous spiders that have gained notoriety across the globe. They are known for the red hourglass mark on their under bellies, and the females are known to eat their mates after mating, hence the name. They thrive in temperate climates all over the world. They are usually found lurking in dark, undisturbed areas like basements, garages, attics, and barns. These spiders are feared because of their venomous bites â€“ the venom of which is said to be as much as 10 to 15 times more potent than a rattlesnakes. However, because of the small amount of venom delivered per bite, itâ€™s not really as fatal.
Termites
Termites can cause great anxiety for homeowners. The discovery of eaten wood areas or mud tubes signals a real headache for most people. Chilton’s Environmental can help!
Bed Bugs
Cimex lecturalis ) are known to infest homes for more than a thousand years. Although they have been thought to be completely eradicated from the United States and other developed countries, thereâ€™s resurgence of cases in many states and cities. These parasites are always evolving and become resistant to pesticides overtime. No matter how well-kept your household is, thereâ€™s still a chance that bedbugs might infest your home.
Fleas
Rats and mice are vectors of many diseases. They can either directly cause disease through their bite, droppings or urine. Among the common diseases directly caused by rats or mice are:Â Leptospirosis,Â Rat-bite Fever,Â Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome,Â Lassa Fever,Â Plague andÂ Salmonellosis.Â Rats and mice can be infested with mites and fleas that are also known disease vectors; hence they can also indirectly spread these diseases:Â Scrub typhus,Â Rickettsialpox,Â Lyme Disease andÂ Murine Typhus
Cockroaches
Cockroaches have mastered the art of survival. Theyâ€™ve been around for millions of years, and can be around for a million more. They have learned to adapt to almost any kind of environment, and can survive without food for a month. Cockroaches life span can beÂ a full year, and they multiply very fast â€“ a single female cockroach is known to produce as much as 400 offspring.
Bees
Wasps
Ticks
Ticks are ectoparasites â€“ they are parasites that live outside of an animal, especially dogs and cats. The fur of our pets is a perfect breeding ground for these pests: they have unlimited supply of food plus they can live for extended periods without getting noticed. These pests serve as vectors for many diseases that can even be fatal to your beloved pet. A variety of bacteria, viruses, protozoa, and even toxins can be transferred with a single bite of a tick. For something very small, ticks do create a lot of damage.
Mosquitoes
These bugs are the masters of stealth. The nature of their size and shape allows them to fit even into the tiniest crevices between beds and furniture. And unlike mosquitoes, bedbugs can bite you and feed on your blood without you knowing it. Youâ€™ll only find out that youâ€™ve been a victim of a bedbug bite after theyâ€™re done and moved on, leaving you with rashes or in more severe cases, blisters and skin allergies.
Mites

Bats
Cicimid family. These insects feed entirely on blood of mammals. Some are even known to feed on blood of bats and different birds. They are mostly active at night, feeding on the unknowing host. Although there are some viruses and pathogens that may be carried by bedbugs, their bite is not known to transmit pathogens from one host to another.
Moles
Raccoons
Large pests cause property damage, and can create nests in your attics or basements. They can gnaw through dry wall and they can chew your electrical wirings, which makes your home prone to fire due to faulty wiring. They are attracted to food and are known to scavenge through garbage bins and even compost piles. Because they go through various unsanitary locations like garbage and sewers, these pests serve as vectors for diseases. Possums are known to be carriers of diseases like trichomoniasis, tuberculosis, and tularemia, to name a few. Squirrels, which are actually rodents, are known to carry rodent-related diseases like leptospirosis. Raccoons are rabid, and they have sharp claws that can scratch you if you attempt to catch or trap them by yourself. These pests are dangerous, especially if you have small children who can mistake them for a pet. These large pests can also cause harm to your dogs or cats.
Snakes
Some snakes are venomous and can inject toxins through their fangs. A bite from a venomous snake like a rattlesnake or a cottonmouth can lead to death. Even though a snake is non-venomous, it doesn’t diminish the fact that its bite is painful. A bite of a non-venomous snake may still cause fever, nausea and vomiting, and intense pain on the bite site.

Birds

Rodents
Keeping your house clean can help keep these pests away. Properly dispose your wastes and keep your trash bins closed and pay particularly close attention to left-over food. Watch out for signs of rodents: gnawed of dry-walls, clothing or pieces of paper or plastic, rat or mice droppings, or signs of a nest.
Mice
Rats and mice belong to different species of rodents. They can be distinguished from each other mainly by their size: rats are bigger thanÂ mice. Even their droppings differ in size: rat droppings are roughly Â¾ of an inch long while mice droppings are just approximately Â¼ of an inch in size. Knowing what infests your homes can help in deciding which extermination method is appropriate.
Rats
Rodents(rats and mice) are small creatures that are good at gnawing even the thickest of woods and other barriers. They are known to scavenge for food in places like dumpsters, trash bins, and even in sewers. Because of this, these small mammals are likely to carry diseases and parasites that can cause life threatening illnesses.
Squirrels
Chiltonâ€™s Environmental has dealt with all sorts of pests, even the large pests like squirrels, raccoons and possums. These mammals may look adorable in cartoons and movies, but in real life they pose threats to you and your familyâ€™s safety.

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