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Based in West Chester, Pa., Green Lawn Fertilizing is a local lawn and tree care provider. It offers a variety of programs, such as the ant flea and tick, tree and shrub care and perimeter pest, among others. The Green lawn basic program includes grub control as well as core aeration and seeding. Green Lawn Fertilizing is an active member of the Lawn Care Association of Pennsylvania (LCAP) and Professional Landcare Network (PLANET). Additionally, the company offers care for customers' valuable trees, shrubs and groundcover plants.

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Phone: (610) 524-2175

Address: 1004 Saunders Ln, West Chester, PA 19380

Website: https://www.greenlawnfertilizing.com

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Commercial Pest Control

Insects and Spiders

Ants
Ants are a common invader of homes in eastern Pennsylvania. Some ants invade pantries and will swarm any food that has been found. Others, like carpenter ants, live in trees and wood in and around a structure. Damage to wood in a home from carpenter ants, could be an expensive repair!
Spiders
Termites
Each year, these voracious insects cause over $5 billion worth of structural damage throughout the United States. Through a crack as little as 1/64th of an inch, termites can invade your home, establish a thriving nest, and do extensive damage sight unseen, resulting in thousands of dollars to repair.
Bed Bugs
Bed bugs are oval, chestnut-brown insects and are flattened from top to bottom. Adult bed bugs measure about ¼ inch in length. Bed bugs grow by molting several times. Baby bed bugs, nymphs, look very much like the adults, except they are smaller. There are five molts, and each bed bug phase must have a blood meal to be able to molt to the next stage. Adults feed once a week on average but feed many times during their four-month lifespan.
Cockroaches
Cockroaches are not simply a nuisance pest. While they are best known for eating your food and invading your home, millions of people are actually allergic to cockroaches – an allergy so strong, that you may not even need to be in contact with them to trigger an allergic reaction.
Bees
They also treated my home for carpenter bees and cicada killers and their sister company Green Lawn Solutions also treated my trees and shrubs for Spotted Lantern Flies. They use organic materials, the technicians are highly reliable and well
Wasps
Hornets, yellow jackets, carpenter bees, bumble bees, honey bees, ground bees, paper wasps, sand wasps, cicada killers, and other related species can easily become established in or on buildings, decks, sheds, garages, walls and fencing. Species including yellow jackets (ground bees), bald-faced hornets, bumble bees and cicada killers are found underground and/or in trees, shrubs and groundcover. Bee Control is available at all times to respond to situations involving the elimination, extermination, removal and control of insect colonies and their nests.
Flies
Hornets
Yellow Jackets
Yellow jackets – Green Pest Solutions will locate the nest and treat entrances with a non-repellant control product to prevent swarming.
Stink Bugs
The brown stink bug is an insect not previously seen on our continent, it was apparently accidentally introduced into eastern Pennsylvania. It was first collected in September of 1998 in Allentown, but probably arrived several years earlier. As of September 2010, Stink Bugs have been recorded from the following counties, although it is probable that they are in all counties...
Stinging Insects
Learn how to identify the various species of stinging insects, their hives and nests and control them with this guide.

Wildlife

Rodents
The Norway rat (Rattus norvegicus, also called the brown rat or sewer rat) is a destructive pest found in urban and suburban neighborhoods. These rodents eat and contaminate food, damage buildings and other property by their gnawing and burrowing, and may spread diseases that affect people and pets.
Mice
Trapping is an effective method for controlling small numbers of house mice. Although time-consuming, it’s the preferred method in homes, garages, and other structures where only a few mice are present. Trapping has several advantages as it doesn’t rely on potentially hazardous rodenticides, it permits the user to view his or her success, and it allows for disposing of trapped mice, thereby eliminating dead mouse odors that may result when poisoning is done within buildings. Snap traps are effective and can be purchased in most hardware and grocery stores. The simple, wooden mouse-size snap trap is the least expensive option, but some people prefer the newer plastic, single-kill mousetraps because they are easier to set and clean. Snap traps with large plastic treadles are especially effective, but finding the best locations to set traps is often more important than what type of trap is used. Traps can be baited with a variety of foods; peanut butter is the most popular, because it is easy to use and very attractive to mice.
Rats
The presence of rats can be detected by droppings or evidence of fresh gnawing. Tracks can be seen in mud and on dusty surfaces. Runways and burrows may be found next to buildings, along fences or railroad tracks, and under low vegetation and debris

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