Chilton's Environmental Termite & Pest Control

The sooner you address a pest problem, the sooner you can rid your home of a more serious pest infestation.
Chilton's Environmental provides the experience and expertise needed to protect your home, family, and pets.
We also only use environmentally friendly pesticides.
Call to speak to one of our trained specialists, or have a licensed technician come to your home for a free professional inspection and determination.

Missouri termites are mostly subterranean, and are hard to detect unless you know exactly what you are looking for.
The termites are most always in the ground below grade, in the wood, or traveling through shelter or mud tubes.
Treating a home with termicides as a preventative measure is not allowed for environmental reasons.
The only alternatives home owners have is regular inspections or underground bait stations placed around the perimeter of the house.

Ants may be used as symbols for unity and hard work, but ants are also considered pests in areas that are supposed to be clean and sterile- like in kitchens.
Unfortunately, the kitchen is where the food is, and ants are strongly drawn to it.
Despite common misconception that ants prefer sweet food, they also go for protein, fats, even vegetables.
In their process of looking for food, ants build colonies that can cause additional damage to your home: nesting in walls, cracks under toilets and sinks, even in your electrical wiring.

Bedbugs (Cimex lecturalis) are known to infest homes for more than a thousand years.
Although they have been thought to be completely eradicated from the United States and other developed countries, there's resurgence of cases in many states and cities.
These parasites are always evolving and become resistant to pesticides overtime.
No matter how well-kept your household is, there's still a chance that bedbugs might infest your home.
Bed Bugs are extremely stealthy: They can fit in the tiniest of crevices, they can feed on you without you feeling it (you'll notice the rash in the morning), and they can stay dormant for up to a year!

Black widows are dangerous spiders that have gained notoriety across the globe.
They are known for the red hourglass mark on their under bellies, and the females are known to eat their mates after mating, hence the name.
They thrive in temperate climates all over the world.
They are usually found lurking in dark, undisturbed areas like basements, garages, attics, and barns.
These spiders are feared because of their venomous bites - the venom of which is said to be as much as 10 to 15 times more potent than a rattlesnakes.