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Technician inspecting a basement window at a 1981 home in New Britain Township

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Pest Control and Exterminator Service in New Britain Township, PA

Peace Valley Park's south side and the Pine Run corridor give New Britain Township more water and woods than most of its Bucks County neighbors. No Bugs Exterminator provides pest control in New Britain Township, PA, from Media, about an hour (37 miles) away; it's a longer drive, so we set visits ahead. Census (ACS) estimates put the median home at 1981 and the rental share near 18%. Creek corridors, park edges and homes now about 45 years old shape what we find.

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  • Open 7 days, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
  • Free inspection before treatment
  • Family-run, based in Media, PA
Population
about 12,319
County
Bucks County
Median home built
1981
Renter-occupied homes
18%
From our Media base
about 60 min (37 mi), estimate

Population, build year and renter share: U.S. Census Bureau ACS estimates. Drive time is a straight-line estimate from Media, not a promised arrival time.

Pine Run, Peace Valley Park and 1981-Era Homes

Neighborhoods near Pine Run and the park's woods and meadows sit close to standing water and leaf litter, which keeps mosquitoes and blacklegged ticks active from spring into fall.

Homes built around 1981 have softened sills, aging decks and basement windows that let termites, carpenter ants and mice in. Fields at the township's edge add field mice and stink bugs each autumn.

Lake Galena, the reservoir at the heart of Peace Valley Park, was formed by damming the North Branch of the Neshaminy Creek, and its southern shore lines up against several New Britain neighborhoods. Coves, cattail margins and the meadows the park lets grow tall hold both mosquito larvae and the mice that feed on meadow seed. Pine Run and the North Branch then wind toward Chalfont through wooded bottomland that floods after big storms and stays wet into June.

Houses from the early 1980s here are mostly colonials, split-levels and ranches on basements or crawlspaces, many with wood decks added later on footings set straight into clay soil. That clay drains slowly, so the soil along the foundation stays damp after rain, which subterranean termites favor. Woodpiles kept near the back door on wooded lots add carpenter ants, and meadow edges hide ground-nesting yellow jackets by late August.

Pine Run creek corridor behind homes in New Britain Township
Creek corridors keep mosquitoes and ticks close to backyards.

New Britain Township Pest Control, Creek to Attic

Also available in New Britain Township: Termite Bait Stations, Pre-Construction Termite Treatment, Carpenter Ant Control.

Pest problem in New Britain Township?

Call and tell us what you're seeing. We'll set up a free inspection in New Britain Township and give you a written quote before any treatment.

  • ★ 4.8 from 21 Google reviews
  • Open 7 days, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
  • Free inspection before treatment
  • Family-run, based in Media, PA

Open 7 days, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

From Media to Route 202 and Chalfont's Edge

We take the Turnpike east to Route 611 and cut over toward Route 202, about an hour. Since New Britain is a longer run, appointments are set ahead. Thom and his team inspect for free, check the yard's creek or wood edge, and leave a written quote.

Basement sill plate checked for termites in a New Britain home
Basement sill plates are checked first in homes of this age.

Chalfont, Doylestown Township and Hilltown Around New Britain

New Britain Township sits next to the boroughs of Chalfont and New Britain, and it borders Doylestown Township and Hilltown Township. Route 202 crosses the township as Butler Avenue between Chalfont and Doylestown, and Route 152 heads north toward Hilltown. SEPTA's Lansdale/Doylestown Line runs through the area, with a station in New Britain Borough and another at Delaware Valley University just over the line. Peace Valley Park, run by Bucks County, includes a nature center and miles of trail along Lake Galena, and New Britain Township's children attend the Central Bucks School District. Because so many lots here back onto park land, creek bottoms or meadow, most of the work this area produces is seasonal yard treatment for mosquitoes and ticks, fall mouse sealing and termite inspections on homes reaching their mid-forties, rather than apartment or restaurant service.

What our customers say on Google

4.8 out of 5 from 21 reviews on Google. Quoted as written by customers.

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Very happy with the service, they helped me quickly to control the problem.
N S. · Google review · 3 years ago
Thank you guys. I had bed bugs.!!! I called you and you came same day and all gone, now I can sleep with out getting bitten.
Zaharis G. · Google review · 3 years ago

Questions from New Britain Township homeowners

Are mosquitoes worse near Peace Valley Park?

Usually, yes. The lake's shallow edges, Pine Run and low meadows hold water through summer, and the park's woods give adult mosquitoes shade. Homes within a short walk of the park or creek feel it most in July and August. Dumping standing water weekly helps; a seasonal mosquito yard treatment does the rest.

What should I check first in a 1981 New Britain home?

Start low. Look at the basement sill plate, the bottom of the garage door frame and any deck posts set in soil, since those are where termites and carpenter ants start in homes this age. Then check gaps around pipes and dryer vents for mice. Our free inspection covers the same list and ends with a written quote.

Near New Britain Township

Part of our Bucks County service area. See the full list on our service areas page.

Our base in Media

1210 Heather Knoll Ln, Media, PA 19063Get directions

Book a free inspection in New Britain Township

Open 7 days, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.. Thom and his team work out of Media and schedule visits across Bucks County.

  • ★ 4.8 from 21 Google reviews
  • Open 7 days, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
  • Free inspection before treatment
  • Family-run, based in Media, PA

Open 7 days, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Call (209) 563-1650Free inspection