Pest Control and Exterminator Service in Upper Dublin Township, PA

Fort Washington office parks and 1970s Dresher and Maple Glen homes

Office buildings and flex space around the Fort Washington interchange have loading doors, break rooms and landscaped beds, which attract mice, ants and occasional cockroach introductions with deliveries.

In Dresher and Maple Glen, colonials and split-levels around 50 years old sit on lots with mature trees. Termites reach their decks and sills, and wooded valleys near Fort Washington State Park bring deer and ticks close.

Most neighborhoods went up between the 1950s and 1980s, with colonials, split-levels and ranches on generous lots, and many backyards end at a wooded stream valley. Finished basements, wood decks off family rooms and long mulch beds are standard, and each keeps wood or moisture close to the foundation, where termites and odorous house ants work out of sight.

Sandy Run and other Wissahickon tributaries cut through the township, and low ground near the creeks floods after heavy storms, leaving damp basements and soggy lawns that favor mosquitoes, millipedes and camel crickets. Mature oaks and tulip poplars over many lots feed squirrels that reach attics from overhanging limbs, and yellow jackets nest in the leaf litter along wooded property lines.

From Media to Route 309 by the Turnpike

We go north on I-476 and east on the Turnpike to the Fort Washington interchange, which puts us right in the township. Thom and his team inspect without charge, then send a written quote; offices can ask for early or after-hours scheduling within our 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. day.

Fort Washington State Park, the Wissahickon and Route 309

Upper Dublin includes Fort Washington, Dresher and Maple Glen, with Fort Washington State Park along the Wissahickon Creek and Route 309 running through the township. The Turnpike's Fort Washington interchange and the Route 309 expressway meet near the office park along Virginia Drive, and SEPTA's Lansdale/Doylestown Line stops at Fort Washington, with Ambler's station just over the borough line. Upper Dublin High School anchors the Upper Dublin School District, whose buildings follow Pennsylvania's Act 35 integrated pest management rules, and Twining Valley Park in Dresher adds a golf course and open space. Militia Hill in the state park is a well-known spot for watching the fall hawk migration. The calls split between scheduled office and flex-space service near the interchange and termite, carpenter ant, mouse and tick work in the neighborhoods.