Fords Hometown Services of Worcester, MA | pest control, termite exterminator, ants, roaches, tick, spiders, trap mice, bee, hornet, wasp management, squirrel, skunk, pigeon, raccoon, bat and bird removal, VA/FHA home inspection in Central Mass

Fords Hometown Services takes home and lawn care seriously. We provide complete FHA and VA Pest Inspections and full home inspections if your selling your home. Fords Hometown Services inspects for wood rot, wood damage, mud tubes and termites or can provide termite control services to make sure your house stays in great condition.

Fords Hometown Services has been family owned and operated since 1941. Ford's Hometown Services founded the Central Massachusetts Pest Control Association and is also a member of the National Pest Control Association, the New England Pest Control Association, the Better Business Bureau, and on the Board of the North Worcester Business Association.

Please feel free to visit Ford's Hometown Services award-winning insectorium featuring a large collection of local insects and an exotic display of live insects collected from various parts of the world. We also have an office retail section that has products available for home or business control of:

Ants, Roaches, Fleas, Spiders and other pests
Bees, Hornets, Wasps, Yellow Jackets
Mice
Mosquitoes, Flies and more!

Fords Hometown Services provides free estimates over the phone for our services. Additionally, our Turf and Termite divisions provide free on-site estimates.

Pest of the Month

Reticulitermes Flavipes

The Eastern Subterranean termite has four social members of its colony: King, Queen, Solider, and Worker. The worker looks like a small maggot, which is responsible for feeding all members of its colony and causes millions of dollars worth of termite damage each year. Swarmers (Kings & Queens) emerge in March or May to propagate the species. These members look like small black flying ants that shed their wings before mating. On average, a termite colony may contain as many as one million members. They are mostly dormant during the winter. Worker termites may construct mud tubes, which are used as transit runways to breach adverse conditions and to transport food (cellulose). One-sixteenth of an inch is all that is needed for termites to enter your home from sub-grade level. Modern elimination techniques include baiting as well as the use of low odor chemicals.