Levittown is roughly seventeen thousand nearly identical homes built between 1947 and 1951, almost all of them slab-on-grade Cape Cods or ranches with concrete floors, radiant hot-water heat, and no basement. That construction is the whole story here. Ants exploit the expansion joints in those slabs every spring and after heavy rain, mice push in through the perimeter where the slab meets the sill plate, and expanded attics from the many post-war additions create wildlife opportunities that never existed in the original design. Bobby Bugs has treated hundreds of these houses and knows where to look on each of the six original models, so ant and mouse work in Levittown is fast, priced up front, and backed in writing.
Levittown houses sit directly on concrete slabs with expansion joints that crack and separate over seventy-plus years of freeze-thaw. Pavement ants and odorous house ants use those joints as a highway from the yard to the kitchen, especially after heavy rain. Bobby Bugs treats with a non-repellent perimeter product that eliminates the colony rather than pushing it to another crack.
Carpenter ants in Levittown are usually black, roughly a quarter to a half inch long, and appear near door frames, window sills, or the attic. Smaller brown or reddish ants trailing along the slab in the kitchen or bathroom are pavement or odorous ants. Bobby Bugs identifies the species on the free inspection call and quotes the correct treatment.
Yes. Mice enter Levittown slab homes at the seam where the slab meets the wood sill plate, at plumbing and electrical penetrations along the outside, and through soffit and gable gaps into the attic. Bobby Bugs seals every entry point on the exterior as part of the standard mouse job at our standard quoted price.
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