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Damascus, MD

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Damascus is an unincorporated community at the north end of Montgomery County, in ZIP 20872. Gaithersburg Pest Control treats ticks, rodents, stink bugs and wood-damaging pests for Damascus homes, and phones are answered 24/7 with the price confirmed on site. A yard check is the usual first step.

Damascus is an unincorporated community at the north end of the service area, in ZIP 20872, about 14.8 kilometres from Gaithersburg. The records we checked do not give its 2020 population, housing age or roads, so this page does not describe the community's buildings.

Call (855) 974-4733 from Damascus and describe the yard, the outbuilding or the house where the problem is. Homes at the edge of open land often need the outside checked before the inside.

City
Damascus, MD
County
Montgomery County
ZIP codes
20872
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Gaithersburg's humid Mid-Atlantic summers, spring rains and cold winters change which pests are active from week to week.

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    Why do ticks and rodents reach a yard at the edge of open land?

    Ticks wait in tall grass and along the edges of wooded and open land, and a yard that meets those edges can pick them up. The state names the blacklegged, lone star and American dog ticks as the most likely to bite people. A daily check and an EPA-registered repellent are the advice.

    Rodents follow cover, such as wood piles, sheds and tall vegetation against the house. A technician looks at the outside first, because a sealing job there stops more problems than trapping inside.

    What wood-damaging pests should a Damascus owner expect?

    Carpenter bees seek bare or weathered wood from April and May, and the University of Maryland Extension says they are pollinators that are not aggressive. Treatment is for damaging nests, usually in fascia and deck boards.

    Termite swarmers in spring point to a nearby colony. Wood that touches soil is where a technician checks first.

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    Yards that meet open land and tall grass are where ticks are most likely to be picked up.

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    Does a yard at the edge of open land need tick treatment every year?

    A technician can treat the edges and the shaded areas where ticks rest, and the treatment schedule depends on the yard. The state's advice to check yourself daily stays the same, so ask (855) 974-4733 what a treatment plan would look like.

    Should I move my wood pile away from the house?

    Yes, if you can. Wood against a house gives rodents cover and gives termites and carpenter ants a route to the sill. Stack it away from the walls and off the ground.

    Carpenter bees have drilled holes in my deck. Are they dangerous?

    They are not aggressive, and the female is the one that drills. They are pollinators and treatment is for damaging nests. A technician can seal the holes and treat only the nests that are doing damage.

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