Certified Pest Control

read moreWe can spot treat or treat an entire structure for the most economical bed bug control possible. We treat all homes including mobile homes and trailers, vacation cottages, motels, hotels and all rental properties. Call 216-739-0436 Now to schedule an appointment to keep pest under control and your family and guests happy! Our comprehensive and extensive commercial pest control is used by: Hospitals, hotels, nursing homes, warehouses, restaurants, malls, retail stores, supermarkets, schools, factories & office buildings.

read moreCertified Pest Control, Inc. has been serving the Northeast Ohio area for over 30 years. We utilize the latest technology in the pest control field to deliver professional, environmentally safe pest control management. All of our technicians are licensed by the State of Ohio Department of Agriculture and receive continuing education. We are licensed, bonded, and insured.

read moreThere are over 2,700 known species of termites throughout the world. In the U.S., subterranean termites, including Eastern, Western, desert and Formosans, are a concern in every state except Alaska. Subterranean termites, which build underground nests, can be extremely destructive. They can tunnel to wooden structures (like your home), which damage by using it as a food source. Termites all share a virtually insatiable appetite for wood and other cellulose-containing materials. Given enough time, they can cause extensive damage and will feed on the wood until nothing is left but a shell.

read moreExtremely beneficial to man, these bees can also deliver a life threatening sting to those who are alergic to their venom. Even "dead" honey bees can deliver a sting to an unsuspecting victim. A recently dead honey bee can still have a stinging reflex after it has died which can still produce a bee sting! The common eastern carpenter bee, is the most often carpenter bee encountered in the eastern United States. Often mistaken for a large bumblebee, as they are similar in color and size. They can be important for pollination, especially for open-faced flowers, although they are known to "steal" nectar by boring holes in the sides of flowers.

read morePlease call us at 216-739-0511 if you have any questions about termites, termite inspections or other wood destroying insect inspections. We look forward to serving you!

read moreA female flea can lay up to 2000 eggs in her lifetime. She can lay as many as 50 eggs per day. Under ideal circumstances, with all of her offspring surviving and breeding themselves, 1 pair of fleas could produce 2 Trillion descendants in 9 months! While tempting to try, this type of flea treatment produces tiny droplets from the aerosol spray it emits which can kill lots of fleas on the surface of your furniture and carpets but may not get down into the base of your carpets or crevices in flooring and counters.

read moreA dangerous and poisonous spider found in our area is the Brown Recluse spider. It commonly has a violin or fiddle pattern on its "back". Typically found in areas that are not disturbed often, these venomous spiders are a very real threat to us. A bite from the brown recluse may not be felt immediately but will result in damage to the tissue around the area of the bite. Immediate medical attention is needed after receiving a bite from this spider. Given it's name from the fact that it often hitches rides in cars or trucks traveling on highways, these were previously known as the aggressive house spider.

read moreSpecially trained bed bug detection K-9's have been shown to be 98% more effective in the detection of the elusive bed bugs and their eggs. Our K9 bed bug detectives serve as a preventative measure against bed bug infestations by performing monthly and quarterly bed bug inspections in your home, office or commercial location.