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Pest Management Company Located in Phoenix, IL 60426
Preyon Pest Control offers two free followups for all of our emergency extermination services. You can rest assured that we will successfully “prey on the pests” that are invading your home! Call Preyon Exterminators today at (708) 232-7703.
- 24 Hour Emergency Pest Service
- Same Day Service Always Available
- Always Affordable Exterminations
- Free Pest Management Quotes
- Second and Third Follow-up Visits are Free
- Located in Phoenix Near You
- Second and Third Follow-up Visits are Free
- Flexible Treatment Frequency Options (Emergency, Monthly or Quarterly)
- Commercial & Residential
Our Pest Exterminator Services
Ant Extermination
Ant exterminator and pest control treatment to get rid of ants in your home permanently.
Bed Bugs Extermination
Bed Bug exterminator and treatment to get rid of bed bugs for good.
Termite Control
Termite exterminator and inspections for your home extermination or real estate needs.
Rodent Extermination
We exterminate mice and rats from your home permanently. Call for rodent control.
Spiders Extermination
Spider removal and control for your home. We remove spiders from the walls and cobs throughout the house.
Roach Exterminator
Roach extermination and waterbug treatment. Guaranteed coackroach abatement.
Household Bugs Extermination
We exterminate common household bugs like millipedes, silverfish and flies.
Professional. Safe. Affordable Exterminator Solutions
At Preyon Pest, we believe in providing affordable pro pest management that is unmatched in Phoenix, Illinois. From proactive preventative solutions to on the spot 24 hour emergency solutions, we have you covered. Call today!
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Proudly Serving All of the Phoenix for Over 10 Years!
Serving areas of Arbor Trail, Pangea Park, Shabbona Dr, Somonauk, Western/Indianwood. Zip code 60466.
A Little Known Fact About Phoenix, IL:
In 1900, the town of Phoenix Park was established primarily to retain its independence from the temperance minded community Harvey. The result of the election was 38 for and 18 against the establishment of the town. Village records do not indicate when the spelling change was made from Phonix to Phoenix or when the word Park was omitted but by 1905 all records refer to spelling as we know it today. A controversy soon erupted between the new town of Phoenix Park and the city of Harvey. State law required that for the town to be incorporated it must have a population of at least 300 people. The City of Harvey filed a lawsuit claiming that most of the residents that Phoenix Park counted were mostly hobos shipped in for the election. The courts never upheld this claim and Phoenix was allowed to incorporate into a Village on August 29, 1900.