Western’s Professional Entomologist

Expertise and experience all rolled into one.

Why a Board Certified Entomologist?

The correct pest control solution comes when you have correctly identified the pest you’re dealing with. That’s why we only trust the word of our Board Certified Entomologists and their long-standing reputations in the industry. They use their extensive knowledge and experience to help identify the pest you may have and exactly how to deal with it. That input and expertise is untouchable and invaluable. When you have experts you can trust, then you can trust the treatments they recommend. And our customers can sleep easy… the ultimate peace of mind!

What Can Our Entomologists Do for You?

Whether it’s at a home or a business, misidentifying a pest can not only waste time, but it could make your issue worse than it originally was. The wrong product being used can intensify an infestation or just force pests into more difficult hiding spaces. The biggest issue is cost. If you’re paying to treat the wrong pest, you are wasting money. Then you’ll have to pay to treat for the correct pest. Best to do it right the first time with a properly identified pest by a trusted, Board Certified Entomologist.

Meet our Entomologist

Nicolas Ellis

Entomologist & Training Specialist

Nicolas (Nic) Ellis joined Western in 2019 as Regional Entomologist. He is a Board Certified Entomologist (Urban and Industrial Entomology) and a Public Health Entomology (PHE) Certificate Holder through the Entomological Society of America. Nic provides technical support and training to Western employees in sixteen branch offices across Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. He plays a critical role in identifying pests, conducting inspections and developing pest management policies and procedures. His responsibilities also include educating both clients and Western Pest Services personnel on a variety of structural pest control topics. Nic holds a Ph.D. (Entomology) from The Pennsylvania State University, an M.S. (Entomology) from The Pennsylvania State University, and a B.S. (Biology) from Virginia Military Institute.

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