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Safeway Pest Control, Inc. Covid-19 Statement:

Our focus remains on the health and safety of our customers and employees while doing our part to restrict the spread of disease. We realize how critical it is for us to be to be as proactive and responsive as possible. As the impact of COVID-19 grows, Safeway Pest Control, Inc. has enacted the following measures to keep both our customers and our employees safe:

Cleaning and Sanitation

Our employees strictly adhere to the CDC guidelines (https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/prevention.html) and PA Dept. of Health guidelines (https://www.pa.gov/guides/responding-to-covid-19) with the highest level of compliance. Our service vehicles are cleaned and sanitized at an increased frequency.

Hand washing and glove changing have been mandated in our standard operating procedures; we have added to this the increased use of hand sanitizer.

We have also implemented the use of face masks for Safeway Pest Control, Inc. employees and continue to promote social distancing during our appointments.

Updates

This situation continues to change daily and as such, we will continue to follow the guidance provided by the CDC, PA, and local health departments. Here at Safeway Pest Control, Inc., we promise to do what it takes to keep our customers, our employees, and our community safe.

Thank you for your continued patience and support.

John Wechter, President

Safeway pest Control, Inc.

Is your home protected from termites?

Subterranean termites are by far the most destructive wood destroying species.
They live in underground colonies or in moist secluded areas above ground. They build distinctive mud tubes on any surface, and mud-lined tunnels in wood to protect them from open air and predators. Termites can gain access to wood, cardboard, and paper sources through cracks in concrete and bricks.

Subterranean termites swarm in the spring when groups of reproductive termites go off to start new colonies. Termite swarmers – young adult termites – are often confused with flying ants

Termites can collapse a structure entirely, meaning possible financial ruin for a homeowner. The hard, saw-toothed jaws of termites work like shears and are able to bite off extremely small fragments of wood, one piece at a time. This is multiplied by the thousands, ten thousands or millions of termite workers that go at it all year long.