Professional Control of Indoor Household Pests Since 2008

Expert Control for Common Household Pests

Dealing with silverfish in bathrooms? Finding crickets in basements? Discovering carpet beetles in closets? Marriott Termite and Pest Control provides comprehensive control services for common household pests throughout Bucks County, Pennsylvania and Hunterdon County, New Jersey. We’ve been eliminating household pest problems in Doylestown, Flemington, Quakertown, Lambertville, and surrounding communities since 2008.

These common household pests may seem minor individually, but they can cause significant problems when left untreated. From fabric damage and food contamination to simply being a nuisance, these pests can disrupt your comfort and damage your property. Professional pest control ensures effective elimination and long-term protection.

Common Household Pests We Control

Silverfish

Fast-moving, silver-scaled insects that damage books, clothing, and wallpaper:

• Feed on starches, sugars, and cellulose materials
• Prefer humid environments like bathrooms and basements
• Can damage books, photographs, clothing, and wallpaper
• Active at night and difficult to catch
• Indicate moisture problems in affected areas

Earwigs

Dark brown insects with distinctive pincers that invade homes:

• Prefer damp, dark areas like basements and crawl spaces
• Feed on organic matter and occasionally live plants
• Harmless pincer-like appendages used for defense
• Often found in bathrooms, laundry rooms, and kitchens
• May congregate in large numbers under objects

Crickets (All Types)

Chirping insects including house crickets, field crickets, and camel crickets:

• House crickets attracted to warmth and may chirp indoors
• Field crickets enter seeking shelter during cold weather
• Camel crickets (cave crickets) prefer damp basements and crawl spaces
• Can damage fabrics, papers, and stored materials
• Create noise disturbances, especially at night

Centipedes

Multi-legged predatory insects that hunt other pests:

• Beneficial predators that eat other insects and spiders
• Prefer humid environments like bathrooms and basements
• Can bite if handled but are generally harmless
• Indicate presence of other pest insects they feed on
• Fast-moving and difficult to catch when disturbed

Millipedes

Segmented, worm-like creatures that curl into balls when disturbed:

• Feed on decaying organic matter and prefer moist conditions
• Often invade homes during wet weather or drought conditions
• Generally harmless but can stain surfaces when crushed
• May congregate in large numbers around foundations
• Indicate moisture problems or organic debris accumulation

Pill Bugs (Roly-Polies)

Small, gray crustaceans that roll into balls when threatened:

• Actually crustaceans, not insects, that require moisture to survive
• Feed on decaying organic matter and occasionally live plants
• Usually indicate moisture problems in basements or crawl spaces
• Harmless to humans but may damage seedlings and tender plants
• Often found under objects in damp areas

Springtails

Tiny, jumping insects that thrive in moist conditions:

• Very small (1-3mm) insects that jump when disturbed
• Feed on organic matter, mold, and decaying materials
• Prefer extremely humid conditions and multiply rapidly
• Often found in bathrooms, kitchens, and damp basements
• Indicate excessive moisture and possible mold problems

Fleas

Small, jumping parasites that can infest homes with pets:

• Feed on blood from pets and occasionally humans
• Can survive in carpets and upholstery without hosts
• Cause itching and irritation to pets and people
• Multiply rapidly in favorable conditions
• Require comprehensive treatment of pets and environment

Carpet Beetles

Small beetles whose larvae damage natural fibers:

• Adult beetles feed on pollen and may enter through windows
• Larvae feed on wool, silk, leather, and other natural materials
• Can damage clothing, carpets, upholstery, and stored items
• Often go unnoticed until damage is discovered
• Require thorough treatment of affected areas and materials

Clothes Moths

Small moths whose larvae damage natural fiber clothing:

• Adult moths don’t cause damage but indicate breeding populations
• Larvae feed on wool, silk, fur, and other animal-based materials
• Create small holes in clothing, carpets, and upholstery
• Prefer dark, undisturbed areas like closets and storage areas
• Require treatment of both adults and larval hiding places

Our Comprehensive Household Pest Control Process

Thorough Inspection & Pest Identification

• Identification of specific pest species present
• Assessment of population levels and affected areas
• Location of harborage and breeding sites
• Evaluation of moisture and environmental conditions
• Identification of damage and contamination issues

Targeted Treatment Programs

• Species-specific treatment approaches for maximum effectiveness
• Interior treatments focusing on harborage and activity areas
• Moisture control recommendations to eliminate conducive conditions
• Safe, residual products for ongoing pest protection
• Follow-up treatments as needed for complete elimination

Prevention & Exclusion

• Sealing of entry points and access routes
• Moisture control in pest-prone areas
• Sanitation and housekeeping recommendations
• Ongoing monitoring and maintenance programs

Service Areas

We provide professional household pest control services throughout:

Bucks County, PA: Doylestown, Quakertown, Perkasie, New Hope, Yardley, Sellersville, Upper Black Eddy

Hunterdon County, NJ: Flemington, Lambertville, Stockton, Frenchtown, Milford, Titusville, Clinton

Why Choose Professional Control?

These common household pests often require specific treatment approaches and environmental modifications that DIY methods can’t provide effectively. Our professional treatments offer:

• Proper pest identification and targeted control methods
• Long-lasting residual protection between service visits
• Moisture and environmental modifications to prevent re-infestation
• Safe, effective products applied by licensed professionals
• Ongoing support and follow-up treatments as needed