Pest Control in Chesapeake, VA

The card for Chesapeake shows a warm, wet climate. July highs average about 92 degrees, and roughly 66 days a year reach 90 or higher, which is the highest count in this group of cities. January lows average about 34, and January is the coldest month. Precipitation runs near 49 inches a year, August is the wettest month at about 5.8 inches, and measurable snow is essentially absent. These numbers are 1991-2020 NOAA climate normals from a nearby weather station, so treat them as a guide, not a forecast.

Long stretches of heat speed up insect life cycles. Ants, roaches and mosquitoes can build up quickly once the weather settles into the 90s, and a wet August keeps yards damp well into the fall. That moisture also feeds termites along foundations and fence lines.

For most homes here we suggest starting exterior service in spring, checking for standing water every week or two through the summer, and sealing entry points before the first cold nights in the fall. In winter, spend a little time in the garage and attic looking for signs of activity, because rodents usually announce themselves through sound, droppings or shredded insulation.