Fairfax County is a county in Northern Virginia. As of January 2007, the estimated population of the county is 1,077,000, making it by far the most populous jurisdiction in the Commonwealth of Virginia, and the most populous jurisdiction in the Washington Metropolitan Area. Fairfax was the first county to reach a six-figure median household income, and has the second-highest median household income of any jurisdiction in the United States after neighboring Loudoun County. To learn more about Fairfax County click here.

Service Areas: The Fairfax County and surrounding areas including Accotink, Accotink Heights, Alpine, Annalee Heights, Annandale, Annandale Acres, Annandale Terrace, Arcturus, Avon Forest, Baileys Crossroads, Balls Hill, Barcroft Hill, Barcroft Woods, Barkers Crossroads, Bel Air, Belle Haven, Belle View, Belleair, Belleview, Belvedere, Beverly Forest, Blevinstown, Blue Oaks, Boulevard Estates, Bren Mar Park, Brilyn Park, Bristow, Brook Hill, Brookhaven, Brookland Estates, Browns Mill, Broyhill Crest, Broyhill Park, Broyhill-Langley Estates, Broyhill-McLean Estates, Bryn Mawr, Bucknell Heights, Bucknell Manor, Buffalo Hills, Burgundy Village, Burke, Bush Hill Woods, Butts Corner, Camelot, Cameron Villa Farms, Cannon, Canterbury Woods, Cardinal Forest, Cedar Crest, Centre Heights, Centreville, Centreville Farms, Chantilly, Chapel Acres, Chesterbrook, Chesterbrook Estates, Chesterbrook Gardens, Chesterbrook Woods, Chestnut Hill, Churchill, Clermont Woods, Clifton, Cloverleaf Farm Estates, Colchester, Colchester Acres, Collingwood, Columbia Pines, Cooktown, Country Club View, Courtland Park, Crestwood Manor, Crystal Springs, Culmore, Deanwood, Devon Park, Devonshire Gardens, Dixie Hill, Donna Lee Gardens, Doveville, Dowden Terrace, Dranesville, Dunn Loring, Edgelea, Edsall Park, El Nido, Elmwood Estates, Fair Haven, Fair Vernon, Fairfax Acres, Fairfax Farms, Fairfax Forest, Fairfax Hills, Fairfax Park, Fairfax Station, Fairland, Fairlee, Fairview, Fairwood Acres, Falls Hill, Fenwick Park, Five Forks, Floris, Fort Hunt, Four Corners, Franconia, Franklin Forest, Franklin Park, Glen Alden, Glen Forest, Glendale, Great Falls, Greenway Downs, Groveton, Groveton Heights, Guilford, Gum Springs, Gunston Heights, Gunston Manor, Hallowing Point Estates, Harbor View, Hattontown, Hayfield, Herndon, Herndon Heights, Herndon Junction, Hillbrook, Hollin Hills, Hollindale, Holly Park, Holmes Run Acres, Holmes Run Heights, Holmes Run Park, Homewood, Hunter, Hunter Estates, Huntington, Hunts Village, Hybla Valley, Idylwood, Indian Run Park, Indian Springs, Ivakota, Jefferson, Jefferson Manor, Jefferson Village, Jermantown, Kathmoor, Keene Mill Manor, Kenmore, Kent Gardens, Kenwood, Kiels Gardens, Kings Park, Lake Barcroft, Lakewood, Lakewood Estates, Langley, Langley Forest, Lee Boulevard Heights, Lee Forest, Lee Meadows, Lee-Hi Village, Leewood, Legato, Leighs, Lewinsville, Lewinsville Heights, Lewis Park, Lincoln Park, Lincolnia, Lincolnia Heights, Lincolnia Park, Little Run Estates, Loisdale Estates, Lorfax Heights, Lorton, Lynbrook, Madrillon Farms, Makleys Corner, Malbrook, Mantua, Mantua Hills, Maple Grove Estates, Marlin Forest, Marlo Heights, Masonville, McLean, McLean Hamlet, McLean Manor, Memorial Heights, Merrifield, Mill Creek Park, Moneys Corner, Monticello Forest, Monticello Woods, Mosby Woods, Mount Hebron Park, Mount Pleasant, Mount Vernon, Mount Vernon Manor, Mount Vernon Woods, Navy, New Alexandria, New Hope, Newington, Newton Woods, North Mount Vernon, North Springfield, Oak Park, Oakton, Oakwood, Odricks Corner, Old Courthouse, Old Dominion Gardens, Parklawn, Parkview Hills, Peacock, Pender, Penderbrook, Penderlan, Penderwood, Penn Daw, Penn Daw Village, Pimmit Hills, Pine Ridge, Pine Spring, Pinecrest, Pleasant Ridge, Pohick, Pohick Estates, Pohick Hills, Poplar Heights, Potomac Hills, Random Hills, Ravensworth, Ravensworth Grove, Ravensworth Park, Ravenwood, Red Fox Forest, Reston, Ridgeview, River Oaks, Riverside Estates, Riverside Gardens, Robeys Mill, Rose Hill, Rose Hill Farms, Rosemont, Rutherford, Salona Village, Schneider Crossroads, Seven Corners, Shirley Gate Park, Sideburn, Silver Springs, Sleepy Hollow, Sleepy Hollow Estates, Sleepy Hollow Manor, Sleepy Hollow Woods, Snowden, Southridge, Spring Bank, Springfield, Springfield Estates, Springfield Forest, Springvale, Station Hills, Stonewall Manor, Stratford Landing, Stratford on the Potomac, Strathmeade Springs, Sulgrave Manor, Sully Plantation, Sunnyview, Sunset Hills, Sunset Manor, Swinks Mill, Tremont Gardens, Tyler Park, Tysons Corner, Tysons Green, Uniontown, Vale, Valley Brook, Valley View, Vannoy Acres, Vannoy Park, Vernon Square, Vienna, Vienna Woods, Villamay, Virginia Hills, Wakefield Forest, Waldon Woods, Walters Woods, Waples Mill, Warren Woods, Waynewood, Wellington, Wellington Heights, West Langley, West Springfield, Westgrove, Westlawn, Westview Hills, Westwood Park, Weyanoke, White Oaks, Wilburdale, Wiley, Willow Run, Willow Springs, Willow Woods, Wilton Woods, Windsor Estates, Winslow Hills, Wolf Trap, Woodland Park, Woodlawn Manor, Woodley, Woodley Hills, Woodley North, Woods of Ilda, and Yacht Haven.

Common Animals In The Fairfax County, Virginia Area: The climate in this area is conducive to large populations of all types of wildlife including rodents, squirrels, mice, and rats and others. Often Raccoons will try to make their homes in residential or business attics. Raccoons and squirrels can be a serious problem in this area. Opossums are a common sight in backyards, and armadillos can destroy gardens and landscaping in very little time. Even moles have become a serious problem in lawns. If any of these animals get into your lawn or attic, they can cause tremendous damage including fires by chewing on wiring, as well as create horrible odors due to feces and urine. Snakes can also be a problem, particularly where young children and pets play. In some areas Beavers and Nutria cause serious damage. In other areas you may find problems with non-migratory Ducks and Muscovy Ducks making a mess on sidewalks, driveways, and landscaping. In some parts of the country flying squirrels have become the number one pest.

Since the time that Africanized or "Killer" bees have made their way into the southern portions of the United Missouris, they have become a serious problem when they nest in wall voids in your home. Coyotes have become numerous in many urban and suburban areas posing a danger to pets and young children.

Skunks are nocturnal. If you see a skunk during the day, it is probably sick. Don't go near it. Call a professional in wildlife trapping and removal to solve this problem quickly and efficiently.

Bats are numerous in the area and do a lot of good eating by insects, especially mosquitoes, but when they nest in your home attic or business they can be a nightmare. In addition, bats are one of the major carriers of Rabies. They must be excluded from the areas where they are nesting and often insulation may need to be replaced due to contamination from their feces or guano. Sometimes animals will die in an attic or wall void and need to be removed due to the horrible odors as well as the attraction of flies, insects, and other parasites.

Birds nesting in attics can lead to mite problems inside the home. Pigeons and other birds in shopping centers and office buildings can actually create a health hazard due to the large number of droppings. Even birds such as sparrows and vultures are becoming a nuisance. Droppings on sidewalks can cause staff or customers to slip and fall creating liability for the owner of the property.

Don’t worry; we have excellent and humane solutions to all wildlife pests. These animals can be live trapped and removed. If laws permit, we will relocate the animals and your home or business can be sealed so that this problem does not re-occur. Call a Pest control Professional or Wildlife Control Specialist today to solve these problems.