Savage Pest Warfare

06/21/2026

🐞💚 Happy Father’s Day from Savage Pest Warfare! 💚🐞

Today we’re celebrating all the dads, grandfathers, stepdads, and father figures who work tirelessly to protect their families—just like we work to protect your home from unwanted pests.

Thanks for always being there to handle life’s little “bugs” and challenges. Your hard work never goes unnoticed.

To all the dads out there: Thanks for not BUG-ging out when things get crazy! 😆

Wishing you a day filled with family, laughter, and absolutely zero pest problems.

Happy Father’s Day!
— The Savage Pest Warfare Family

🪖🐜🕷️🏡

06/15/2026

🏆 BEST OF LOUDOUN 2026 WINNER! 🏆

We are honored to be voted Best Pest Control in Loudoun County!

Thank you to every customer, friend, family member, and supporter who voted for us. Your trust and support allow us to do what we love every day.

Here’s to another year of protecting Loudoun homes and businesses from unwanted pests!

Savage Pest Warfare
📞 703-665-0065

06/10/2026

06/08/2026

🏆 WE DID IT!

We are incredibly honored to be voted Best Pest Control by the readers of Ashburn Magazine!

As a local, veteran-owned company, this recognition means the world to us. Every ant trail, mosquito treatment, rodent exclusion, wildlife removal, and quarterly service call is an opportunity for us to protect the homes and families in our community.

This award belongs just as much to our amazing customers as it does to our hardworking team. Thank you for trusting us, supporting local business, and allowing us to serve you year after year.

From our family to yours—THANK YOU, Ashburn! 🇺🇸❤️

We’re proud to be your neighborhood pest control company and look forward to continuing the fight against unwanted pests.

SavagePestWarfare LoudounCounty PestControl ThankYou

06/08/2026

🏆 WE DID IT!

We are incredibly honored to be voted Best Pest Control by the readers of Ashburn Magazine!

As a local, veteran-owned company, this recognition means the world to us. Every ant trail, mosquito treatment, rodent exclusion, wildlife removal, and quarterly service call is an opportunity for us to protect the homes and families in our community.

This award belongs just as much to our amazing customers as it does to our hardworking team. Thank you for trusting us, supporting local business, and allowing us to serve you year after year.

From our family to yours—THANK YOU, Ashburn! 🇺🇸❤️

We’re proud to be your neighborhood pest control company and look forward to continuing the fight against unwanted pests.

06/04/2026

We’ve been a little quiet online because we’ve been busy doing what we do best—protecting homes and families.

This week alone we’ve handled:

✅ Ant infestations
✅ Bird nest removals
✅ Termite inspections
✅ Mosquito treatments

Need help? We’re just a phone call away.

You see 'em, we squish 'em!

06/04/2026

Hello. I'm the skunk. Yes, I sprayed your dog. I know.
Let me explain what happened.

Your dog ran at me in the dark. I turned around. I
lifted my tail. I gave him TWO warning stamps with my
front feet. He kept coming. So I sprayed.

I can spray accurately up to 15 feet. I have 5-6 shots
before I need 10 days to reload. I don't WANT to spray.
It's my only defense. I can't fight. I can't run fast.
I can't climb. Spray is all I have.

Your dog ignored two warnings and a raised tail. I used
my last resort. I'd argue that's on him.

But let's talk about what I was doing in your yard
BEFORE the incident.

I was digging small holes in your lawn. Those holes?
That's me pulling grubs out of the soil. Japanese beetle
larvae. June bug larvae. The grubs that are destroying
your lawn from underneath.

I eat 400+ grubs per season. Plus beetle larvae.
Crickets. Grasshoppers. Mice. Voles. And yellowjacket
nests.

YELLOWJACKET NESTS. I dig them up and eat every single
one. Larvae, pupae, adults. The entire colony. I'm
immune to their stings. My thick fur and skin protect
me. I am the #1 natural predator of ground-nesting
yellowjackets.

You spent $150 to have a yellowjacket nest removed last
August. I would have done it for free. In one night.

"But the smell."
Tomato juice doesn't work. Use this: 1 quart hydrogen
peroxide (3%), 1/4 cup baking soda, 1 teaspoon dish
soap. Apply to dry fur. Let sit 5 minutes. Rinse.
Gone.

What to do:
Don't let your dog outside unleashed at night during
skunk season (Feb-April = mating season — they're
extra active right now).
If you see a skunk — back away slowly. They give
multiple warnings. If the tail goes up and front feet
stamp, you have 3 seconds.
Don't block their path. Don't corner them. Let them
leave.
Appreciate the grub control. Those small lawn holes?
That's free pest removal.

I'm sorry about the dog.
But he had 2 warnings and a raised tail.

And your lawn has never looked better because of me.

05/29/2026

Let's go Cannons!