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(334) 679-8684Call Map & DirectionsDirections740 S Memorial DrPrattville, AL 36067 Write a ReviewWrite Review

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Mon - Fri:	7:30 am - 6:00 pm
Sat - Sun:	8:00 am - 12:00 pm

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Arrow Pest Control began in 1967, when Marion Bowen opened the first office in Prattville. When Arrow Pest Control began, there were only 6,600 residents, and now Arrow Pest Control has grown with the town. The company has become one of the largest independent pest control companies in central Alabama, doing business daily in Prattville, Millbrook, Montgomery, and the surrounding areas. Marion's son, Terry Bowen, joined the business in 1981. Together the father-son duo has almost 70 years of experience in the pest control industry. This year Arrow Pest Control becomes a Three Generation Company as Terry's son, Greg, joins the family business.

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Sentricon Colony Elimination System

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Pest Types: Cockroaches, Ants, Termites, Bees, Hornets, or Wasps, Fleas, Ticks, or Mites, Spiders, Rodents

Emergency Service: No

Free Inspection: Yes

Pest Methods: Environmentally Friendly

Services: Termite Control

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Phone: (334) 679-8684

Address: 740 S Memorial Dr, Prattville, AL 36067

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Insects and Spiders

Ants
) is one of the most troublesome ants in Alabama. Argentine ants are mainly a nuisance to people because they are found indoors, forming wide, noticeable lines or trails of ants into homes.
Spiders
The only dangerous spiders we have in Alabama are the Brown Recluse and the Black and Brown Widow spiders. For the most part, spiders are beneficial by eating insects and other spiders.
Termites
Throughout the years, Arrow has updated and modernized its procedures to provide the best service possible. Arrow Pest Control was one of the first companies in the nation to use Sentricon® bait system for treating termites. In fact, Arrow Pest Control was a test company for Sentricon®, and served as part of an advisory group to Dow Chemical Company in the development of this revolutionary form of termite treatment.
Fleas
Ctenocephalides felis. The adult cat flea, unlike many other fleas, remains on the host. Adults require a fresh blood meal in order to reproduce. The dog flea...
Cockroaches
Blattella germanica (Linnaeus), is the cockroach of concern. This is the species that gives all other cockroaches a bad name. It occurs in structures throughout Alabama, and is the species that typically plagues multifamily dwellings. German cockroaches spoil food or food products with their feces and defensive secretions. They also transport, and often harbor, pathogenic organisms that may cause severe allergic responses.
Bees
People often mistake bees for yellow jackets because of their coloring. However, they are very different. Bees sting once and then die, but wasps can sting repeatedly. Yellow Jackets have a shiny black and yellow body, and measure from 1/2 inch (workers) to 3/4 inch (queen). These social insects live in large colonies.
Wasps
Dolichovespula. These wasps live in nests and problems usually occur when these nest are disturbed, like during spring cleaning and readying your yard for summer. They have the ability to sting as a means of the ensuring survival. A hollow stinger is located at the rear of the yellow jacket’s body. Upon penetrating the skin, a venom is injected through the stinger. These stings can be quite painful. They can also be very dangerous to people who have developed an allergy to the stings. Unlike the bee, a yellow jacket can sting more than once. Wasps can also damage fruit when they create holes by eating the flesh.
Ticks
Earwigs
The Earwig name originates from the superstition that they crawl into the ears of sleeping persons and bore into the brain. Although earwigs appear somewhat dangerous due to their forceps, they are practically harmless to man.
Mosquitoes
Flies
They are a nuisance in households and basements. They feed on small insects such as cockroaches, clothes moths, house flies. They do not damage food supplies or household furnishings. If crushed, they may bite causing some pain and swelling.
Centipedes
Centipedes are reddish-brown, flattened, elongated arthropods with one pair of legs attached to most of their body segments. The first pair of legs is modified into poisonous jaws located below the mouth to kill insects. Their antennae are longer than those of millipedes. Centipedes feed on live insects and other small animals. they do not damage plants.
Millipedes
Millipedes are slow-crawling, round bodied pests which have two sets of legs on each body segment. Millipedes develop best in damp and dark locations with abundant organic matter (food). They often curl up into a tight “C” shape, like a watch spring, and remain motionless when touched. The body is long and cylindrical.
Hornets
Dolichovespula maculata, is actually a large yellow jacket and not a true hornet. Bald-faced Hornets make large, pear-shaped nests that are often seen in trees after the leaves have fallen in the fall. The paper covering of the nest is made from chewed up wood or paper. They will attach their nests to trees, bushes, and sometimes even the side of a structure.
Yellow Jackets
These wasps differ from yellow jackets in their white and black coloring. The head is white or “baldfaced”. They have three stripes at the end of their bodies. They are also notable larger than other species of
Moths
Aphids
Harmonia axyridis, are usually about 1/4 inch in length with round bodies. The wings are usually red or orange. Spots will vary. Ladybugs are predators of aphids and the plant pests, so they may be found on a wide variety of plants outside.

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