Family Owned & Operated
Store Hours:
M-F...10:00 am - 5:00 pm Sat ...10:00 am - 3:30 pm
Sun ... Closed
(Phones active 9 am - 5 pm)
EXPERTISE AT YOUR DISPOSAL
Focus On Your Business, We'll Handle Your Pests
"They always are very understanding of my needs and also take it to the next step and offer to call my tenants personally to discuss their issues before making an appointment."
Bonnie Plenn
Cosmopolitan Apartments
14
YEARS AVG. EXPERIENCE/ TECHNICIAN
70
YEARS IN BUSINESS
3ʳᵈ
GENERATION,
FAMILY OWNED
Expertise in Protecting these Industries
Barber Shops & Salons
Restaurants & Food Service
Food Markets
Daycares
Medical Offices
Recycling Plants
Manufacturing Plants
Warehouses
Senior Living Facilities
Community Outreach &
Non-Profits (Gov't or NGO)
Tenant Occupied Properties
Schools
Government Organizations
Religious Organizations
And More
We Understand Your Concerns
Pests are more than a nuisance - they can have a huge impact on your business and it's profitability. Unsanitary conditions, failed inspections, damaged infrastructure, ruined merchandise, and unhappy customers are just some of the hazards of a rodent or insect infestation. We understand how impactful this can be to a business and how important it is to quickly gain control. But gaining control of existing infestations is only half of what pest control is. The other half, just as important, is preventing future problems from arising. This is part of what's referred to as IPM, or Integrated Pest Management. Peerless uses the highest quality products in the industry, products that are backed by scientific and real world testing so that your business can focus on what it does best.
Our Treatments Are Safe
Safety is a top priority. There are important rules dictating which methods of control can be used in different business environments and where they can be applied within the building. These rules ensure the safest approach to pest management and ensure the lowest risk of hazard for humans and non-target animals. Peerless stays up to date on these guidelines and only employs the safest means of control with a plan tailored to your specific business, location, and preferences. Over the years the EPA has pushed the industry toward products that are safer and safer for people and the environment. We will only use what is necessary to control your pests and never over-apply chemicals or baits. We will also take factors into consideration such as who will be around the treated areas.
Results When You Need Them
Our technicians are not new to the industry and this isn't a temporary step in their career. We hire industry veterans who tend to stick around for years because we give them what they need to thrive at their craft. While other national chain companies put strict limits on the amount of supplies each technician can use each week, we allow our technicians to decide for themselves what they need to keep your business free of pests. They use their 10+ years average experience, paired with our company's decades of experience to attack the source of the problem rather than repeatedly treating the visible symptoms and failing to gain satisfactory control.
Choose a Plan That Fits Your Needs or Call and Let Us Help You Decide
One Time/Specialty Treatment
Bi-Weekly
Monthly
Bi-Monthly
Quarterly
Please Call Us For Pricing. For Your Safety and Peace of Mind All Technicians Have Undergone A Background Check.
Which Plan is Right For Me and How Much Will it Cost?
Read Below to know what goes into a treatment plan recommendation and estimate
Short Answer:
There are too many factors for consideration to just hand out generic pricing. Please contact us with details of your business, property type, size, and pest problems you're facing so we can develop a customized plan for your business and an accurate quote. We may need to do a free on-site estimate.
Long Answer:
There are several factors that determine the right plan as well as the cost. A startup cost will be added to the first treatment to cover the added time and material we will use to bring your pest problem under control as quickly as possible. Read below to learn what goes into determining a protection plan and price quote:
Your Business is Unique
- The size of your business' building is one factor in determining cost. A larger building requires more time and material for proper treatment.
- The type of business you have will usually affect how often you require treatment. Bakeries, restaurants, grocery stores, food processing facilities, and other businesses that handle food will often need more frequent service due to the high availability of this food to the pests.
- A clean and well kept environment will reduce the severity and likelihood of an infestation occurring. However, it's often not feasible to completely remove all access to food from pests. For example, a grocery store cannot un-stock the shelves every night to prevent rodents from accessing the merchandise. This is why it's important to schedule a protective treatment on a regular basis, especially in an attached home.
- Is your building brand new? Well established? As your building ages it will become more susceptible to pest infestations due to cracks or other openings in the walls, around doors and around windows. Once a rodent chews a hole it will be a possible point of entry for future pests until it's been repaired. Sometimes these holes are difficult or impossible to access and repair. These factors can affect how often you need treatment.
Your Pest Problem is Unique
The types of pests you are encountering will also determine how often you need treatment. Bed bugs can be a tough pest to eliminate but it's usually possible with a thorough treatment and one follow-up treatment two weeks later. A monthly plan is not necessary for bed bug control. Ants can often be eliminated without ongoing treatments. Roaches are different and due to the way they easily spread to nearby buildings, ongoing treatment is often required to maintain control.
Pests vary widely in their behaviors and the approach to controlling them will vary depending on the species, where they are living and how large their colony or population has grown.
Your Environment is Unique
- Is your business located close to tall grassy fields or a wooded area? Is there an unkempt empty lot nearby? Rodents, ticks, and wildlife are more likely to be an issue when you are nearby a property that isn't manicured.
- Are there closed-down factories or empty buildings nearby? Abandoned buildings can be breeding grounds for pests and the populations in these buildings will continuously spread out to surrounding areas in search of a new supply of food and open shelter.
- Is your business located near warehouses or an industrial zone? These large buildings, which may or may not be treated and can be difficult to gain full control of, are also common breeding grounds for pests. The type of pests these buildings harbor can vary depending on what they store or manufacture. Rodents, for example, are very often found in these places.
- Are you in a dense city, like Philadelphia, where neighbors' pest will easily pass from building to building through small gaps in the walls? Construction and road work often disturbs nests and sends a flood of pests into surrounding structures.
All of the above factors will determine how often you should have your business serviced. The more factors you have working against you, the more frequently you will need service so we can maintain control of the pests.
Which Pests Will Peerless Provide Control Of?
We can provide satisfactory control of virtually any vulnerable insect pest or rodent. Below are just some of the most common pests we are asked to treat for. Please feel free to call and inquire about any other insect you don't see listed.
Ants
Roaches/
Waterbugs
Mice & Rats
Spiders
Fleas
Flies
Bees & Wasps
Centipedes & Millipedes
Crickets
Stinkbugs
And More
Veteran Technicians
Our technicians average 14+ years of experience to draw on when confronting your pest problem.
Veteran Oversight
Our lead pest expert has more than 35 years of personal experience. We then combine our collective expertise to ensure your problem has a viable solution.
