The Pest Rangers- Hazleton

12/19/2021

A few reasons you should consider a career with us!
1. No two days are ever the same
2. Work outdoors- not tied to a desk
3. Flexible hours
4. Commissions/Tips
5. Company Vehicle
6. Job Security (Essential Service)
7. Independence
8. Family Oriented Environment
9. Fulfillment of helping, solving problems, and meeting new people
10. Company paid training and continuing education

Key Requirements and Responsibilities: • Engage with customers and offer advice on pest control solutions • Operate and maintain company vehicle safely • Perform inspections for pests, pest harborage, and pest entryways • Utilize handheld device while in the field • Determine, recommend, a...

12/20/2019

12/07/2015

We are proud to announce that we've earned the QualityPro Mark of Excellence from the National Pest Management Association. QualityPro certified pest control companies make up only 3 percent of the nation's pest control companies.

11/11/2015

03/13/2015

The snow is melting and spring is around the corner! Now is the time to start thinking of mosquitos and ticks as they appear as early as late March. We offer annual service plans to address these disease carrying insects. Take back your backyard and enjoy the outdoors this summer with our monthly mosquito and tick program. Give us a call today

01/04/2015

11/28/2014

Groundhogs are among the few mammals that enter into true hibernation, which generally starts in late fall near the end of October and continues until late February. These rodents will gorge themselves all summer to build up their fat reserves. After the first frost, they enter their underground burrows and hibernate until spring, where they survive off of their accumulated body fat. During hibernation, the groundhog's heart rate plunges and its body temperature will not be much higher than that inside the burrow.

11/27/2014

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at The Pest Rangers!!

11/26/2014

House flies get their name from being the most common fly found around homes. Adult house flies can grow to one-quarter of an inch long and usually live between 15 and 25 days. These insects have been known to carry over 100 different kinds of disease-causing germs, which makes them very bad house guests.

11/25/2014

Brown marmorated stink bugs (BMSBs) are an invasive species from Asia that first arrived in Pennsylvania in 1996 and can now be found in much of the continental United States. Stink bugs earned their name from the defensive odor they release when disturbed or crushed. People most commonly encounter stink bugs in their homes during late summer and autumn as the temperatures outside begin to fall.

11/24/2014

Opossums are the only marsupials found in North America. Female opossums give birth to young as tiny as honey bees that immediately crawl into their mother's pouch where their development continues. Typically, fewer than half of opossum young survive in to adulthood. Opossums are known for "playing dead" when threatened by predators. They will fall onto their sides and lie on the ground, extend their tongues and either close their eyes or stare straight in to space. Do not approach an opossum in this state, as they have sharp teeth and in rare cases may bite if they feel threatened. Opossums have been known to create messy dens in homeowner's attics and garages.

11/21/2014

Voles, also known as meadow mice or field mice, are a type of rodent that can be found in most regions of the United States. They are active year-round, and do not hibernate. Their populations tend to fluctuate and are dependent on factors such as food quality, climate and physiological stress. Voles construct many tunnels with various burrow entrances and can cause extensive damage to orchards, young trees and field crops. They're even capable of ruining lawns and golf courses with their extensive tunnel systems.