Hampton is one of the oldest continuously-inhabited English settlements in America, and that history is written into its housing stock. From the Victorian homes of Old Northampton and the bungalows of Wythe, to the 1920s-30s neighborhoods around Fort Monroe and Phoebus, to the mid-century ranches of Aberdeen and Willow Oaks, Hampton has more pre-1970 housing per capita than almost anywhere in Hampton Roads. Commonwealth Pest Control has treated Hampton homes since 1999, and we know what older Hampton housing needs.
Hampton's older housing stock, waterfront exposure at Buckroe Beach and Fort Monroe, and Chesapeake Bay humidity produce a pest profile heavy on termites, moisture damage, mold, and coastal mosquitoes. Newer subdivisions in Coliseum Central and the Hampton Roads Center corridor have different pressures — but we handle all of them.
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Hampton's mix of historic and mid-century housing plus its Chesapeake Bay exposure drives its pest challenges. The ones we treat most often:
We serve homes and businesses across Hampton, including Buckroe Beach, Fort Monroe, Phoebus, Wythe, Old Northampton, Aberdeen, Fox Hill, Salt Ponds, Willow Oaks, Riverdale, Coliseum Central, Hampton University area, Downtown Hampton, Kecoughtan, Hampton Roads Center, Northampton, and the neighborhoods around Langley Air Force Base. Historic bungalow or new-construction townhome, we serve you.
Yes — significantly higher than in newer construction. Homes built before modern pressure-treated lumber (mid-20th century onward) use untreated pine sill plates and floor joists that Eastern Subterranean termites will eat given the chance. Combine that with Hampton's high water table and coastal humidity, and you have ideal termite conditions. Annual inspections are essential for any Hampton home built before 1970. If we find activity, our Termidor Certified soil treatment stops it and protects the structure for years.
Coastal Hampton neighborhoods like Buckroe, Fox Hill, and Salt Ponds sit right next to Chesapeake Bay marshes — enormous, permanent mosquito breeding habitat that neither you nor we can eliminate. What we CAN do is reduce populations dramatically on your property with monthly barrier treatments that target adult resting sites (leaf undersides, shrubs, fence lines, shaded vegetation). For best results, pair professional treatment with your own aggressive standing-water elimination — clogged gutters, birdbaths, boat covers, and pool covers can each produce hundreds of mosquitoes weekly. Combined, that's enough to make your yard usable.
Yes — property management pest control is a core service for us in Hampton. Older Hampton multi-family stock has higher-than-average roach, bed bug, and rodent pressure, and every tenant turnover is a chance for something new to arrive. We run scheduled service programs with QA inspections, bed bug certifications for new tenants, and same-day rapid response when a unit reports an infestation. We handle single buildings, portfolios, and HUD-compliance work.
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