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Wooded lots off Frank Scott Parkway
Pest control for Dutch Hollow homes, Belleville, IL 62223
Dutch Hollow's homes sit among wooded lots and creek-side land along Dutch Hollow Road. That setting brings field mice in the fall, ticks along the brushy edges, and raccoons and groundhogs denning under decks and sheds.
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- Fall rodent exclusion
- Tick and wildlife work for wooded lots
- Calls answered 24/7
Yes, we serve the Dutch Hollow area of Belleville, IL 62223, including the homes along Dutch Hollow Road and the communities off Frank Scott Parkway. Most calls schedule same-day or next-day, and the phone is answered 24/7.
The local picture
Homes beside the woods
Dutch Hollow is wooded compared with most of the city, with homes, apartment communities and a manufactured home community set among trees off Frank Scott Parkway. Wooded edges hold ticks through the warm months, and the brush and leaf litter shelter the mice that push into garages and homes each fall.
Wildlife follows the cover. Raccoons, opossums, skunks and groundhogs den under decks, sheds and porches, and squirrels move along limbs onto rooflines. Many jobs here pair rodent exclusion with a trenched barrier under a deck or shed.
What we treat most here
The calls Dutch Hollow makes most often
Rodent Control
Fall mice from wooded edges and leaf litter.
Tick Control
Brushy edges and wooded lots hold ticks.
Groundhog Removal
Dens under decks and sheds.
Raccoon Removal
Wooded cover close to homes.
Rodent Exclusion & Proofing
Sealing garages and foundations before fall.
Termite Inspection
Moist, shaded soil in a termite-active zone.
Local conditions
Dutch Hollow at a glance
Dutch Hollow takes its name from Dutch Hollow Road, near Frank Scott Parkway and Route 161. The area includes single-family homes, wooded apartment communities and Dutch Hollow Village, a manufactured home community. The common thread is tree cover, which is why ticks, mice and denning wildlife are the most frequent calls.
- ZIP
- 62223
- Main roads
- Dutch Hollow Road, Frank Scott Parkway
- Housing
- Single-family homes, apartments and a manufactured home community
- Common calls
- Mice, ticks, groundhogs, raccoons, termites
On the map
Covering Dutch Hollow
We cover the homes along Dutch Hollow Road, the apartment communities off Frank Scott Parkway and the manufactured home community nearby. Property managers can set up recurring exterior service for shared grounds.
Before you call
Questions from Dutch Hollow
Yes. Skirting gaps and utility openings are the usual mouse entries, and sealing them is part of the visit.
Barrier treatment along the wooded edges and a mowed buffer strip cut encounters sharply.
Usually a groundhog, skunk or opossum. We trap at the entry and install a trenched barrier so the next one cannot move in.
Yes, with exterior perimeter and rodent work on a schedule and records for the property manager.
Our own technicians handle nearly every job. If every crew is committed when you call, we may forward you to another trusted local provider so you still get help quickly, and we tell you when that happens.
Nearby
Other areas we cover
Homeowner guides that fit Dutch Hollow: What mouse droppings tell you about the size of the problem; Pest entry points in pre-1940 brick homes; Mosquito season in the Metro East: when it starts and when it peaks.
One call does it
Dutch Hollow calls, answered any hour
Describe what you are seeing at your Dutch Hollow property and we will tell you what the visit involves and when we can be there.
(217) 207-0945Answered 24/7, every day