Just give us a few details and we will contact you right away to set up your pest evaluation. Victory Pest Management guarantees to solve your pest problem. After an initial inspection, we will determine your best course of action and present you with treatment options. Victory offers contract and no-contract services. If you have crawl space issues, Victory can help!
Powered by Creative Conservation, a local Hanover, VA business with over 30 years of experience, we can help you determine the best solution: crawl space encapsulations, fungus removal, insulation, sump pumps, and more. Veteran-owned and operated, with over a decade protecting homes and businesses in Richmond and the surrounding areas. You can trust Victory to solve your pest control needs.
We offer residential and commercial pest management services, and customize our approach to fit our customers' needs. Trust Victory Pest Management to take care of your ants, spiders, roaches, crickets, bed bugs, mice, rats, and even termites.
Powered by Creative Conservation, a local Hanover, VA business with over 30 years of experience, we can help you determine the best solution: crawl space encapsulations, fungus removal, insulation, sump pumps, and more. Veteran-owned and operated, with over a decade protecting homes and businesses in Richmond and the surrounding areas. You can trust Victory to solve your pest control needs.
We offer residential and commercial pest management services, and customize our approach to fit our customers' needs. Trust Victory Pest Management to take care of your ants, spiders, roaches, crickets, bed bugs, mice, rats, and even termites.
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There are nearly 1,000 species of ants in North America, and they have unique biologics.
They mate and breed differently, have different food preferences, and prefer specific baits at different times of the year.
This makes it extremely hard for the average person to control.
Using over-the-counter pest control products can cause them to move their nests and make new ones, forcing homeowners to troubleshoot what to do next.
Not only are these controls ineffective in penetrating the nest, but many also contain chemicals that are harmful to humans as well.
They mate and breed differently, have different food preferences, and prefer specific baits at different times of the year.
This makes it extremely hard for the average person to control.
Using over-the-counter pest control products can cause them to move their nests and make new ones, forcing homeowners to troubleshoot what to do next.
Not only are these controls ineffective in penetrating the nest, but many also contain chemicals that are harmful to humans as well.
They are rarely seen, and the songs they sing are a welcome sound when around a campfire or relaxing on our porches.
That is unless there are thousands of them serenading while you are trying to sleep.
Eggs are laid in the fall, up to 400 per female, and they sit in the ground until the following spring.
By the next fall, the nymphs can fly and take to the air en masse looking for a mate.
Dry springs and summers lead to very large numbers in August and September when the weather cools, and the rains begin.
That is unless there are thousands of them serenading while you are trying to sleep.
Eggs are laid in the fall, up to 400 per female, and they sit in the ground until the following spring.
By the next fall, the nymphs can fly and take to the air en masse looking for a mate.
Dry springs and summers lead to very large numbers in August and September when the weather cools, and the rains begin.
You've experienced the wrath of a bloodthirsty mosquito.
Just as you begin to drift asleep, an incessant buzzing tickles you awake.
While you search for its location in a daze, the sound fades-only to start again as soon as you make a second attempt to sleep.
Though it may seem like they're purposefully baiting you at the worst possible time, in reality, they are attracted to the carbon dioxide you exhale.
Unfortunately, once they find us, female bloodsuckers leave a nasty bite.
Their saliva contains a blood thinner, which can cause an itchy allergic reaction and allows them to drain blood with ease.
Just as you begin to drift asleep, an incessant buzzing tickles you awake.
While you search for its location in a daze, the sound fades-only to start again as soon as you make a second attempt to sleep.
Though it may seem like they're purposefully baiting you at the worst possible time, in reality, they are attracted to the carbon dioxide you exhale.
Unfortunately, once they find us, female bloodsuckers leave a nasty bite.
Their saliva contains a blood thinner, which can cause an itchy allergic reaction and allows them to drain blood with ease.
They've been around for almost 300 million years and now number over 4,600 species worldwide.
During this time, roaches have evolved into one of the most reviled pests on the planet.
They have adapted to climates, living conditions, and food supplies.
They can even learn when food sources will be available and develop food memories.
The two most common species of roaches in Virginia are the German and the American Cockroach (aka Palmetto Bugs).
Others may be found here, including the Virginia Woods, the Oriental, and the Brown-Branded.
During this time, roaches have evolved into one of the most reviled pests on the planet.
They have adapted to climates, living conditions, and food supplies.
They can even learn when food sources will be available and develop food memories.
The two most common species of roaches in Virginia are the German and the American Cockroach (aka Palmetto Bugs).
Others may be found here, including the Virginia Woods, the Oriental, and the Brown-Branded.
Since 1969, Virginia has been known as a place for lovers, and there is plenty to love, beaches, mountains, and nature top the list.
What our residents don't love, though, are mice and rats, but these rodents love Virginia.
There are nine species of mice and five species of rats that call the Old Dominion state home.
Luckily, they all aren't nuisance pests in Chesterfield County and the surrounding areas.
Of those, the four most common are the house and deer mouse and the black and brown rats.
Mice came with the early colonists and fur traders and arriving early in the 17th century.
What our residents don't love, though, are mice and rats, but these rodents love Virginia.
There are nine species of mice and five species of rats that call the Old Dominion state home.
Luckily, they all aren't nuisance pests in Chesterfield County and the surrounding areas.
Of those, the four most common are the house and deer mouse and the black and brown rats.
Mice came with the early colonists and fur traders and arriving early in the 17th century.
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