Does BTR Pest Control serve all of Salem Township?

Yes. BTR Pest Control serves all of Salem Township including the hamlet of Salem, North Salem, Worden, the Pontiac Trail corridor, North Territorial Road, Curtis and Napier Roads, Six Mile Road, and the Gotfredson and Tower Road area near Northville. ZIP codes 48175 and 48167 are covered.

What pests are most common in Salem Township homes?

The most common pests in Salem Township are mice and rats from surrounding farmland and barns, carpenter ants from woodlots and mature trees, wasps and hornets and yellow jackets around outbuildings, fleas and ticks, and spiders.

How quickly can BTR respond to a Salem Township pest emergency?

BTR Pest Control offers same-day emergency response throughout Salem Township. We are available daily from 9am to 8pm. Call (734) 338-1828 for urgent wasp, rodent, hornet, or carpenter ant situations.

Does BTR offer a warranty on Salem Township pest control?

Yes. Most general pest control services in Salem Township include a 90-day warranty at no additional cost. Bed bug and cockroach services include a 30-day warranty with 50 percent off the second treatment if pests persist.

Are BTR products safe around pets, kids, and pollinators?

Yes. BTR uses stainless, odorless, EPA-approved products designed to be safe for families and pets when dry. We never treat pollinating plants, protecting bees and butterflies.

Pest Control in Salem Township, Michigan

Professional Exterminator Services for Salem Township, Michigan

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Pest Control in Salem Township, MI

BTR Pest Control serves every corner of Salem Township, from the hamlet of Salem at Six Mile Road and Pontiac Trail to the farm country along North Territorial Road, Curtis Road, and Napier Road, and the rural homes near North Salem and Worden. Salem Township is a rural Washtenaw County community of about 6,000 residents in the northeast corner of the county, bordering Northville and Plymouth Township in Wayne County, South Lyon and Lyon Township in Oakland County, and Northfield and Superior Townships within Washtenaw. Working farms, horse properties, woodlots, and large-lot homes on wells and septic systems give the township a country character that drives steady rodent, carpenter ant, and stinging-insect pressure across all four seasons.

Surrounding cropland, barns, and outbuildings push field mice and rats indoors every fall, and the mature woodlots and tree lines along Pontiac Trail and Gotfredson Road produce heavy spring carpenter ant activity. Johnson Creek and the low, wet ground draining toward the Rouge breed mosquitoes all summer, and the tall grass, brush lines, and pet traffic along rural driveways carry fleas and ticks up against the house. A treated barrier sprayed around the yard and foundation knocks those pests down before they reach the door. Barn eaves, sheds, and pole buildings collect paper wasp, hornet, and yellow jacket nests through late summer.

Salem Township Neighborhoods We Serve

Salem (Hamlet)

Six Mile Road and Pontiac Trail.

North Salem

North end of the township.

Worden

Historic rail community.

Pontiac Trail Corridor

Northeast rural-residential.

North Territorial Road

South-side farm country.

Curtis & Napier Roads

West-side agricultural land.

Six Mile Road

Central township.

Gotfredson & Tower Roads

East side near Northville.

Common Salem Township Pest Problems

Mice & Rats

Surrounding cropland, barns, sheds, and pole buildings push field mice and rats into Salem Township homes every fall. Large-lot rural houses have many entry points at foundations and outbuildings. 6-month monitoring.

Carpenter Ants

Mature woodlots and tree lines along Pontiac Trail and Gotfredson Road produce heavy spring carpenter ant pressure in wood-framed and log structures. 90-day warranty.

Wasps, Hornets & Yellow Jackets

Barn eaves, sheds, and rural landscaping collect paper wasp, hornet, and yellow jacket nests through late summer. Bald-faced hornets build large paper nests. Same-day removal.

Ticks, Fleas & Mosquitoes

Tall grass, brush lines, and pet traffic on rural properties carry fleas and deer ticks up to the house, and Johnson Creek wetlands breed mosquitoes. We spray a treated barrier around the yard and foundation to kill these pests and cut them back. Perimeter reduction available.