Welcome to Dayton Pest Control, a family-owned pest extermination company with a different way of doing things. We serve the Greater Dayton, Ohio area and all of Ohio's Miami Valley. At Dayton Pest Control, we believe in an environmentally conscious, "green" approach to pest control that respects our natural environment and minimizes the need for chemical pesticides.

We're able to complete many pest control jobs using no pesticides at all; and when they are needed, we use the most earth-friendly, non-toxic or low-toxicity materials that will be effective against the particular pest problem. We specialize in earth-friendly pest control with a strong focus on residential accounts.

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Rats

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The rat holds a special place in the hearts of exterminators the world over because our profession began with rat control. Rats were the first pests that were known to be linked to the spread of disease. In fact, there's some evidence suggesting that rats have been known to be associated with disease since biblical times.

Termites

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Subterranean termites are one of the most economically destructive insects in Dayton, Ohio and throughout most of the United States. Every year, termites cause many millions of dollars in property damage to wooden homes and structures. Left untreated, long-standing termite infestations can literally destroy a home.

Bed Bugs

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Bed bugs are small, flattened, wingless, parasitic insects that feed on the blood of humans, usually while they are asleep. For a long time they were considered extinct in the United States, but they've experienced a major resurgence in the past few decades.

Ants

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Small ants, like the pavement ants pictured on the right, are among the most common residential pests encountered by exterminators in Dayton and the Miami Valley. Although they're not generally considered significant public health pests, like any other crawling insect, ants may track filth that they crawl over to food and food preparation surfaces.

Cockroaches

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We live in a world full of conflict and disagreements. People and nations seem to love arguing and fighting over something. Sometimes we seem to search in vain for things we can all agree about. That's why it's a kind of a good thing that we have cockroaches. They're a source of unity.

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