Commercial Pillbugs Pest Control – Pillbug Exterminator & Treatments

How Waltham GETS RID OF Pillbugs

Our Board Certified Entomologists will uncover the source of your pillbug activity– not just take care of the pillbug problems that are visible. Our Integrated Pest Management (IPM) practices will not only help take care of a pillbug infestation, but we will also teach you and your employees what steps to take to ensure they don’t return. Sanitation recommendations, preventative procedures, and continuous monitoring in addition to pillbug treatments will be how Waltham Pest Services technicians will keep your pest control in check.

Online Customer Portal
Your pest control in the palm of your hand.
Board Certified Entomologists
Expertise in every industry and every pest.
Satisfaction Guarantee
We stand behind our work.

Problems Caused by Pillbugs

Pill bugs do not bite or spread disease. However, the pill bug is considered a nuisance pest indoors. Outdoors, they can cause damage to young plants. Mostly, you just don’t want them in your business because it can give the perception that it’s less than clean. That’s a reputation killer whether it’s in the apartment building you manage, at your hotel, or in the homes in your senior living community, pillbugs can cause negative review and loss of revenue.

How to Identify Pillbugs

Pill bugs are between ¼-5/8 inches long and have seven pairs of legs and 2 pairs of antennae. Sometimes referred to as “rollie pollies” and spelled both ways (pill bugs and pillbugs), it’s the only crustacean that has become completely adapted to spending its life on land. This pest earned its nickname because the pill bug can roll up into a tight ball when disturbed. Pill bugs, or rollie pollies, are usually slate gray in color. Their bodies are oval shaped and become round when they roll up. They are easily recognized by their back, which is made up of seven hard individual plates.

Pillbug Facts

Commercial Pillbug Removal

How Waltham GETS RID OF Pillbugs

Problems Caused by Pillbugs

Industries at Risk of Pillbugs

Need help with pillbugs?