Pest control company in New Port Richey, FL Pasco County Checked Oct 17, 2026

Dnr Pest Control

General pest, roaches, ants, fleas and ticks

FDACS license: JB343389
Termite and WDO: On the license
Fumigation: Not on the license
Licensed for: 3 years

At a glance

Treats: General pest, Roaches, Ants, Fleas and ticks
Highlights: Termite licensed · Free inspection

Their website doesn't list their plans or prices. Call to ask

State license

Licensed for: General household pest and rodent, Termite and WDO
First licensed: 2023, 3 years ago
License expires: 2027-07-31

What they treat

Pests treated: Ants, Cockroaches, Ticks

Plans, contract and guarantee

Free inspection: Yes

Who they serve

Homes: Yes
Businesses: Yes
Area served: Tampa Bay area
Counties served: Hernando, Pasco, Pinellas, Hillsborough
Languages: English
Pet and family safety: They say their treatments are safe for pets and family

Where this came from

The license facts come from the FDACS pest control business license file. Each other detail above is a quote from Dnr Pest Control's own website, checked Oct 17, 2026. Ratings and hours come from Google.

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Pests treatedControl, Extermination, & Prevention of Carpenter Ants around the Home Control, Extermination, & Prevention of German Roaches in Home Control, Extermination, & Prevention of Ticks around the Home Source page
HomesDNR Pest Control is all the ‘buzz’ in commercial and residential pest control. Source page
BusinessesDNR Pest Control is all the ‘buzz’ in commercial and residential pest control. Source page
Free estimateDNR Pest Control offers free consultations Source page
Pet and family safetyDNR Pest Control uses treatment methods designed for residential properties with families and pets in mind. Source page
LanguagesProtect your place. Preserve your peace. Source page
Counties servedour mission is to bring affordable, reliable pest control services to Hernando, Pasco, Pinellas and Hillsborough counties. Source page
Area servedIn the Tampa Bay area, homeowners most commonly encounter the American dog tick Source page

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