Pest Control Services in Newtown, PA 

Pests can quickly turn a comfortable home or a busy workplace into a source of stress. At Newtown Termite & Pest Control, we provide safe, eco-friendly pest and termite services that help you take back your space and feel confident again. Since 1993, we have been serving communities across the Greater Delaware Valley with solutions tailored to local pest pressures.

Over more than 30 years, we have protected more than 85,000 homes and businesses. Our local team understands the weather, building styles, and pest patterns in our region, and we build every treatment plan around your specific property. 

If you are dealing with ants in the kitchen, rodents in the attic, termites near your foundation, or nuisance wildlife around your property, we are here to help. We focus on honest guidance, clear communication, and technicians you can feel comfortable inviting into your home. 

Call (215) 565-8605 or contact us online to schedule your pest control services in Newtown or any of the surrounding areas. We look forward to helping you! 

Our Three-Step Pest Control Process

When pests show up, you should not have to guess what comes next. Our three-step process is designed to give you clear answers and a calm path forward. 

Step 1: Free, No Obligation Inspection

Every service starts with a thorough inspection at no cost to you. Our technician walks your property inside and out, listens to your concerns, and looks for signs of activity, entry points, and conditions that may be attracting pests. We check areas such as basements, attics, crawl spaces, and exterior foundations based on your property layout.

At the end of the inspection, we explain what we found in plain language. You receive a clear recommendation and a written estimate before any work begins. There is no obligation to move forward, and we are happy to answer questions so you can make a decision at your own pace.

Step 2: Custom Treatment Plan

No two properties are exactly alike, so we create a plan that reflects your structure, your surroundings, and your comfort level. We consider the types of pests present, how severe the activity is, and whether you are seeking one-time relief or ongoing protection. For homes, we may focus on living spaces, play areas, and pet zones. For businesses, we consider customers, staff, and any relevant requirements.

We explain which products we recommend and why, along with any preparation steps that might help improve results. When a treatment requires you to keep kids or pets away from an area until it dries, we make that very clear and help you plan around it. Our goal is to give you options, not pressure.

Step 3: Targeted Treatment & Follow Up

Once you approve the plan, our technician carries out the treatment carefully and respectfully. We use professional-grade solutions in targeted areas, focusing on places pests live, travel, and enter, while working to minimize material where you and your family spend time. After service, we review what was done and what you can expect over the next several days.

Our work is backed by a simple guarantee. If your covered pest problem returns between scheduled visits, our team will come back and re-treat the affected areas at no extra charge. For many standard pest issues within roughly 20 miles of our main office, we can often offer same-day service when you contact us by midday during the week.

Common Pests We Treat

Properties across the Greater Delaware Valley face a wide range of pests throughout the year. Some invade kitchens and bathrooms, some damage wood and insulation, and others create noise and mess in attics or crawl spaces. 

Insects can be a frequent frustration for property owners. Ants trail along counters, cockroaches hide in cracks and appliances, and spiders settle into corners and basements. Termites quietly feed on wood, and mosquitoes can make outdoor time uncomfortable. Each of these pests behaves differently, so we adjust where and how we treat based on what we find during your inspection.

Biting and parasitic pests such as bed bugs, fleas, and ticks bring added stress because they affect both comfort and health. Our plans for these pests typically include a combination of targeted treatments and practical guidance so you know how to support the process between visits.

Rodents and nuisance wildlife create their own set of problems. Mice, rats, and squirrels may chew wiring or insulation and leave droppings in stored items. Raccoons or other wildlife can disturb garbage areas or rooflines. We provide solutions that work to remove unwanted animals from your home or business and help reduce the chances that they return.

Integrated Pest Management for Lasting Protection

Quick sprays that ignore the cause of a problem rarely keep pests away for long. At Newtown Termite & Pest Control, we use an integrated pest management (IPM) approach that focuses on long-term control. This method combines detailed inspection, targeted treatments, and practical prevention steps that fit how you live or work.

During your inspection, we look beyond where pests are visible. We check for gaps around utility lines, cracks in foundations, moisture issues, cluttered storage areas, and vegetation that touches the building. These conditions often make it easier for pests to move in and stay. By addressing them, we can help reduce the frequency of pest infestations in the future.

When it is time to treat, we use the least amount of product needed to be effective for the situation. We favor eco-friendly options whenever possible and carefully choose where materials are applied. In many cases, this may include exterior perimeter work, targeted interior applications, and the placement of monitoring devices so we can track activity over time.

Our approach works especially well with plan-based protection. For many homes and businesses, we recommend a schedule that lines up with seasonal pest patterns. Regular visits allow us to adjust treatments as conditions change and to catch early signs of new activity before it grows into a larger issue.

Throughout the process, we explain what we are doing and why. If simple changes such as moving stored items off the floor, trimming shrubs away from siding, or sealing a small gap will make a difference, we point that out. Working together in this way can significantly improve the long-term success of your pest control plan.