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Professional Pest Control In Maryland

Arrow American Pest & Termite Control is a successful woman-owned and operated business specializing in pest and termite control for commercial and residential structures.

We Offer

Safe And Effective Solutions For All Your Pest Problems

Long Term Results and Prevention

Credible Trained Technicians With Top Notch Certifications

A First-Rate Reputation Within The Community

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We Can Remove Pests Of All Kinds

Bed Bugs
Termites
Spiders
Roaches
Mosquitoes
Rodents
Carpenter Bees
Ants
And Other Insects

Our Specialties Include

Termite Control

Act today to protect one of your largest investments – your home. Termite colonies are all around us and can destroy your investment if you don’t stop them. We offer double protection for your property. We provide the best barrier protection around the foundation of your home, which keeps them from penetrating their way into the structure. We also provide a bait system around the home, which is designed to monitor termite activity.

Residential Services

Our residential pest control services include the treatment of current infestations as well as preventive methods and treatments to protect your home. AAP uses an environmentally safe approach to pest control. Contact us today to help get your pest situation under control.

Commercial Services

Your business is very important to us! We would love the opportunity to help keep insects and rodents out of your commercial property. AAP services any commercial structure including but not limited to strip malls, warehouses, malls, ballparks, stand-alone structures, commercial kitchens, hospitals, hotels, apartments, campgrounds, and multi-dwelling residences.

Real Estate Inspections

We help real estate agents and property buyers with Wood Destroying Insect Report (WDI Report) to uncover hidden pest damages. A proper WDI inspection looks for evidence of an infestation of termites, carpenter ants, wood devouring beetles, as well as carpenter bees. It also involves taking into consideration the evidence of past outbreaks, current damage to wood, and conditions conducive to infestation.