All Mountain Pest Control, LLC

About:

Welcome to All Mountain Pest Control, LLC.

We are a locally owned and operated full-service pest control company in Northeastern
Pennsylvania. We are in business to keep you and your family “safe at home.”
Fully insured and licensed by the PA Department of Agriculture, we are available to take care of all your pest control needs. As government continues cutting services and funding, we can even provide your public health insect control needs, including ticks and mosquitoes.

LICENSED SERVICES OFFERED

• Aquatic Pest Control
• Household Pests
• Lawn Insect Control
• Right-of-Way
• Wood-destroying Pests
• Vector Species
• Vertebrate Pests
  

Services are available:

• Monthly
• Bi-monthly
• Quarterly
• Seasonal
• Vacation Homes, as needed

We are here to help with all your needs:

Click the links below to download a PDF brochure.

Are you new to the Poconos? – A quick how to guide to help you acclimate to the Pocono Mountain Region. A list of suggestions that will help you avoid common issues associated with home ownership in the Poconos. Services offered brochure:

Health-related Pest Control – This brochure outlines the dedication of the tick chicks to keep you safe in your home. The Brochure outlines: Health Related Pest Control, Tick Control, Lawn Insect Control, Mosquito Control, Wasp Hornet Control, and Wood Destroying Insect Control.

VECTOR PESTS – These are more than just pests, they are species that can transmit diseases to you, your family and your pets.

• Mosquitoes
• Ticks

HOUSE HOLD PESTS

• Mice Control
• Ants
• Wasps and Hornets
• Flies
• Roaches
• Bed Bugs
• Spiders
• Fleas

LAWN INSECT CONTROL

• Ticks
• Fleas
• Ants
• Millipedes
• Grasshoppers

Tick Information Brochure – A tick resource brochure featuring: Tick Identification, Lyme Disease Transmission, Prevention Strategies, and Tick Removal.

Aquatic Weed Control Brochure – Features Aquatic Weed Management Strategies, Features information about: Aquatic Plant Control, and Species Identification.

AQUATIC PLANT CONTROL

• Physical controls
• Mechanical controls
• Biological controls
• Habitat manipulation
• Waterfowl removal
• Chemical control, which is the most popular method of aquatic weed control.
• NO control measures will be successful without an accurate identification of the plants to be controlled

Please call or text us at 570-807-6447 

All Mountain Pest Control LLC A Pocono Tick Control Company – Commercial Accounts

West End Fair Association

The West End Fair Association contractedfor mosquito control services for the summer of 2014, leading up to the annual West End Fair, being held August 25th through August 30th in Gilbert, PA.

West End Fair www.thewestendfair.com

Monroe County Correctional Facility contracted All Mountain Pest Control LLC A Pocono Tick Control Company for services in July to protect the inmates within the recreation yard and the correctional officers who guard the perimeter.

Out On A The Limb Tree Service subcontracted All Mountain Pest Control LLC A Pocono Tick Control Company to control for right-of-way herbicide treatments on several Pennsylvania highways.

Local Realtors

All Mountain Pest Control LLC A Pocono Tick Control Company offers pest control services for Local Realtors for Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae contracts. Services include:

• Ants
• Bees
• Wasps and hornets
• Roaches
• Mice

Cherry Valley Vineyards

Known for its breathtaking setting, brick-oven pizzas, and award-winning wines, Cherry Valley Vineyards is located at the base of the Blue Mountain in beautiful Cherry Valley.  The Sorrenti Family and their guests enjoy the grounds in comfort because All Mountain Pest Control LLC A Pocono Tick Control Company has been providing tick control since 2013.

www.cherryvalleyvineyards.com

Stroud Township

All Mountain Pest Control LLC A Pocono Tick Control Company was recently contracted by Stroud Township to control the algae and pond weeds in the ponds at two of the municipal parks.

www.township.stroud.pa.us/parks.htm

www.srosrc.org/parks.php

Pocono Tick Control Protection Strategies

• Avoidance of tick-borne diseases is a complex process. It involves control of ticks, their rodent and deer hosts, and personal protection strategies. Ticks require leaf litter and relatively high humidity. By removing leaf litter and opening up your yard to sunlight, you will make it less hospitable to ticks. The use of registered lawn pesticides each spring and fall will also help kill ticks in your yard , as will spraying areas of shrubbery where the lawn meets the forest at the edges of your yard. Consult your local lawn and garden store or agricultural extension office for registered pesticides for these applications. Rodent Control – Small rodents (specifically deer mice and white-footed mice) are the primary reservoir of the diseases that ticks transmit to us and our pets.  By controlling them, we help reduce our exposure to tick-borne disease.  There are many effective ways to control rodents on your property.  A partial list appears below — more information is available online at other sources.
  • limit harborage:  keep woodpiles up off the ground
  • do not pile debris near the house
  • keep garages, basements and attics clear of “junk”
  • keep lawn mowed: make it more difficult for rodents to come near the house without being seen and eaten by predators
  • limit food sources: do not allow pet food to accumulate outdoors and overnight
  • keep all trash and foods stored outdoors in rodent-proof containers
  • do not feed the birds or other animals near the house
  • limit access: use doors and windows screens
  • make sure garage-door seals are in good repair
  • keep areas under trailers, homes and sheds tightly sealed
• Deer control – Because deer are the final host of the deer ticks and the major way many ticks are transported from area to area, you help keep ticks away by limiting their access to your yard. Fences are good, but simply filling your yard and garden with plantings that are unappetizing to deer will also help.  If you have areas that are used by the deer for bedding down, those are areas that you should also spray with registered pesticides.
• Personal Protection – There are many products on the market to spray on yourself to repel insects and ticks, ranging from DEET to insecticides.  What you choose to use will depend on your age and what you are wearing. There is an insecticide product called permethrin (this is the chemical name, not the brand name) that is made for clothing and equipment treatment ONLY. When sprayed on cloth according to label directions, it lasts for several weeks and several launderings because it bonds to the cloth!  Because it is chemically bonded, once it is dry it does not come off on our skin, so it is safe to use on anyone’s clothing. But remember, you cannot use it when you are not wearing enough clothing to spray.  There are products that are formulated specifically for children, and we strongly suggest that you find and use them on your kids if they are spending time outdoors in the summer when they are wearing shorts and short sleeves and cannot use permethrin.
• Full body checks – head to foot – are recommended for everyone after outdoor activities in tick areas.

• You can cheaply and easily create a tick-killing mechanism that is retailed as Damminix. They are simply water-proofed tubes that are filled with permethrin-impregnated cotton balls. Take cardboard tubes from paper towels and cover them with plastic wrap or aluminum foil, or use small sections of plastic pipe.  While outdoors, spray cotton balls with permethrin repellent and allow them to dry.  Place several balls into each tube and place the tubes around your home and yard where you suspect that there is rodent activity.  Pay attention to rock walls, woodpiles, garages, sheds, and crawl spaces where rodent activity is observed or likely. The mice will find the cotton balls and take them back to their nests for bedding material.  The permethrin will kill their ticks (and fleas, lice and mites) but leave the mice unharmed.  This helps to break the disease cycle at your home, but will not provide protection to you when you are away from home [see Personal Protection, above]