Serving York County With Local Expertise

Akita Pest Control is proud to be locally owned and operated, serving York County for years. Our office is conveniently located on Market Street, making us easily accessible to residents throughout the area.

We have local knowledge of the diverse structures found throughout York County, from historic homes in the city to modern buildings and rural properties. We understand the unique pest challenges that come with each and the concerns that arise from infestations. Whether you’re dealing with rodents, insects, or wildlife, you can rely on Akita’s team to provide effective, safe, and environmentally conscious solutions tailored to your specific needs.

How Much Does Rodent Control Cost?

Our rodent control service starts at $255 for a complete indoor and outdoor treatment of your home. Follow-up treatments after the initial service, if needed, are billed at a lower rate. 

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Hours

Monday: 8am – 5pm
Tuesday: 8am – 5pm
Wednesday: 8am – 5pm
Thursday: 8am – 5pm
Friday: 8am – 4:30pm
Saturday: 8am – 12pm
Sunday: Closed

What York Customers Say About Us

“Chuck and Noah both did an amazing job at taking care of my pest issue over the course of a few weeks. Very friendly and personable. Look forward to working with them in the future. Akita is great at working around my busy schedule and the techs are always on time.”

Randy Lutz

“Tech did excellent job. Showed up in the scheduled time window (unlike the last company I used). First experience with this company, so far I am happy.”

Rich

“Charles came out for an ant problem. He was professional, knowledgeable, and explained everything needed to address the issue. He was very cautious and took extra care to keep our children and pets safe. Definitely recommend.”

Clint Deardorff

Keeping York County Homes & Businesses Rodent-Free

A Targeted Approach To Rodent Control in York County

Akita Pest Control utilizes Integrated Pest Management (IPM) strategies to provide safe and effective rodent control throughout York County. This begins with a comprehensive inspection of your property to identify rodent entry points, nesting areas, and conditions that may be attracting them. We then implement targeted solutions, including:

  • Exclusion: Sealing cracks, gaps, and holes in your home’s foundation and exterior to prevent rodents from gaining access.
  • Trapping: Strategic placement of traps to capture and remove rodents already present in your home.
  • Baiting: When appropriate and following strict safety guidelines, we utilize bait stations with rodenticide to control rodent populations.
  • Sanitation: We provide recommendations on sanitation practices to eliminate food sources and make your property less attractive to rodents.

This multi-faceted approach ensures long-term rodent control and protects your York County home or business from these persistent pests.

Rodent Expertise for York City Properties

Older homes and buildings in York City often pose unique challenges when it comes to rodent control. Their age and construction, often featuring gaps in foundations, crawl spaces, and attics, can provide easy access points for mice and rats.

Akita Pest Control’s technicians have extensive experience working with York City’s diverse structures. We are skilled at identifying these vulnerabilities and implementing effective, targeted rodent control measures tailored to the specific needs of these properties.

Rodent Control Along York’s Waterways

York County’s proximity to the Susquehanna River and Codorus Creek presents unique rodent control challenges. These waterways provide not only drinking water for rodents but also harborage in the form of overgrown vegetation and potential nesting sites along the banks. 

Akita Pest Control understands the specific behaviors and habits of rodents in these settings. Our technicians are trained to identify potential entry points in riverside homes and businesses, taking into account factors like proximity to the water, landscaping, and potential nesting areas.

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Call 717-318-5229 to schedule an appointment. You can also use our fast online scheduler to create an appointment.

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York, PA Rodent Control FAQs

What are the signs of a rodent infestation?

Keep an eye out for droppings, gnaw marks on furniture or wiring, scratching noises in walls or ceilings, and unusual pet behavior (increased alertness or agitation). You might also notice nests made of shredded materials or a musty odor.

What types of rodents are common in York, PA?

The most common rodents in York County are house mice, Norway rats, and black rats. Each species has its own habits and preferences, so identification is key to effective control.

How do rodents get into my home?

Rodents can squeeze through incredibly small openings! They often exploit cracks in foundations, gaps around pipes and utility lines, and openings around windows and doors.

Is it safe to handle rodent control myself?

You can try to get rid of mice or rats on your own, but professional rodent control is generally safer and more effective. Improper use of traps or rodenticides can pose risks to children, pets, and even non-target wildlife.

My home is near Codorus Creek. Are there any special considerations for rodent control?

Yes, properties near waterways often require specialized rodent control strategies. Akita Pest Control understands rodent behavior in these environments and can implement targeted solutions, such as exterior bait stations and enhanced exclusion efforts.

I live in a historic home in York. What are the challenges for rodent control?

Historic homes often have hidden voids and multiple entry points that make rodent control more complex. Akita’s technicians are experienced in identifying these vulnerabilities and implementing effective solutions in older structures.