Hoffman’s Exterminating is an exterminator and pest control company in South Jersey, PA, DE, & MD that has been in business since 1990 and continues to grow in commercial and residential markets across the area. We have a long list of satisfied customers in health care, restaurants, and property management facilities, as well as residential homes. We pride ourselves on ensuring our services are kid-friendly and pet-friendly because safety is always our number one priority! With over 30 technicians, all equipped with a fully-stocked service truck, you know we have the resources to get the job done for your property ASAP. And with 24-hour emergency services and same-day appointments available upon request, there’s no such thing as an inconvenient time to call Hoffman’s pest control services.
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Residential Pest Control
Hoffman's Exterminating is a residential exterminator in South Jersey, PA, DE, & MD. We are adept at solving household pest problems. We eliminate infestations and reduce the pest pressures in and around your home. We have answers to stopping the most common pests
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Commercial Pest Control
Hoffman's provides commercial pest control services in South Jersey, PA, DE, & MD. We have been family-owned and operated since 1990 and have grown to be one of the largest and most trusted pest control providers in the South Jersey, Eastern PA, Delaware, and Northern Maryland area. Our dedicated, highly skilled, commercial pest control team is committed to their clients exclusively.
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Meet BugsBee!
BugsBee is an extremely important member of the Hoffman's Exterminating team and if you ask him, he would say, "buzz, buzzz, buzz, BUZZZ!", which roughly translated means "Extremely important member? No dude, I am THE most important member"
He's a huge Philly and local college sports fan, and you can see him as he flies in to catch most games.
He's very friendly and never stings. If you see him, stop over and say "hi".
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Few sounds disrupt a quiet evening quite like the faint, rapid scratching coming from inside your walls. When temperatures drop or food sources outdoors become scarce, residential homes become prime targets for opportunistic rodents. Understanding the behavior of these invaders is the critical first step in stopping a mouse infestation before it spirals out of ...

Hearing a faint fluttering sound above your ceiling in the middle of the night can be an unsettling experience. When a homeowner discovers a colony taking up residence in their roof space, the immediate instinct is often to find a quick way to exterminate or trap the intruders. However, handling a bat colony is vastly ...

As the leaves change color and temperatures drop, a silent migration begins right outside your front door. You might assume that all pests simply die off when the first frost arrives, but this is a common misconception. The reality of insects in winter is far more complex and highly intrusive. Many species have evolved sophisticated ...

You turn on the kitchen light in the middle of the night, and a dark shadow darts under the refrigerator. By the time your eyes adjust, the threat is gone. Cockroaches are master survivalists that have spent millions of years perfecting the art of remaining unseen. Understanding their secretive behavior is the absolute first step ...

Most homeowners know the dread of a termite diagnosis. When we think of termite damage, we immediately picture crumbling floor joists, hollowed-out wall studs, and weakened foundation beams. It’s a well-known fact that termites eat wood, causing over $5 billion in property damage across the United States every single year. But what if we told ...




















