General Pest Control in Camp Springs
Start here if you have not identified the pest.
Phones answered 24/7 across Camp Springs. Call for a clear price before any work starts.
Fastest: call (855) 974-4733. Or send this and we call you back.
Camp Springs is an unincorporated community that hosts Joint Base Andrews. It has no postal name of its own, so addresses mail through Suitland, Temple Hills, Clinton or Fort Washington. Upper Marlboro Pest Control answers at (855) 974-4733 24/7.
Camp Springs is a census-designated place rather than a town with its own post office. Homes write their address as Suitland, Temple Hills, Clinton or Fort Washington, so a booking should carry the street and ZIP as well as the community name.
Joint Base Andrews takes up a large share of the land nearby. Work on base property is a federal matter that this page does not cover; the page is written for homes and businesses off the base, and it makes no claim about buildings on it.
Start here if you have not identified the pest.
Covers swarmers and mud tubes at the foundation.
Needed for a sale or refinance paperwork check.
For new work on ground before a build.
Empty containers and treat the rest.
Check the lawn edge and any tree line.
Prince George's County's humid Mid-Atlantic seasons decide the week: spring rain brings termite swarms and carpenter bees, warm months fill yard containers with Asian tiger mosquitoes, and the first cool nights of fall send stink bugs toward the siding.
The mailing ZIP 20746 is shared with Suitland. The military ZIP for the base was left out of the mapping, because base labels are not home addresses.
Give the street and the nearest cross street, so the technician finds the right property the first time.
No local pest pattern for Camp Springs was sourced. The state facts are the place to start: carpenter bees look for bare or weathered wood in April and May, and paint or stain makes that wood less attractive to them.
Carpenter bees are not aggressive and are pollinators, so the usual advice is to treat only where they are damaging wood.
Termite swarms in spring after warm rain are the usual sign of a nearby mature colony, according to UMD Extension. A swarm indoors usually means a colony is close, so note the room and the window or door where the insects were found.
Do not seal a mud tube and assume the problem has gone; a sealed tube is hard to read later.
Call any hour and explain what is going on. You get a clear price before any work starts.
Camp Springs ZIP codes we cover: 20746. Type yours to confirm, or just call.
The street, the ZIP and the nearest cross street. The community name alone is not a mailing address here.
This page does not cover work on base property. Ask the base about its own arrangements.
Phones are answered 24/7 in Camp Springs.
Yes. The technician assesses the problem and confirms the price on site before work starts.
Yes, where they are damaging wood. Carpenter bees are not aggressive, so the plan starts with the wood they are nesting in.