General Pest Control in Navarro
A general visit suits a home where ants, rodents and wasps may all be active.
Phones answered 24/7 across Navarro. Call for a clear price before any work starts.
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Navarro is a small unincorporated place about 18 miles west of Ukiah, on Route 128 where the road runs from the coast into Anderson Valley. Philo Pest Control connects you with a local technician, and phones are answered 24/7.
Navarro was formerly called Wendling. It sits at 269 feet, about 18 miles west of Ukiah, on Route 128, which links the Mendocino coast to Anderson Valley. Wikipedia lists it as an unincorporated community, so it has no town government of its own.
A house in Navarro is shaped by its road. A January 2026 local news report describes Route 128 closing in winter storms from flooding, so a visit here can depend on the weather as much as on the house. This page describes the setting and does not state any local pest count.
A general visit suits a home where ants, rodents and wasps may all be active.
Subterranean termites are common throughout California, UC IPM says.
Swarms often follow the first fall rains, but no North Coast calendar is published.
Treatment before a new foundation or frame goes up.
Argentine ants are the most common household ant in California; colonies merge, so full elimination is generally unrealistic.
Roof rats nest in shrubs and trees; Norway rats burrow along foundations and woodpiles.
Mendocino County has two climates: a cool, foggy coast and hot, dry inland valleys, and today's reading on the Philo side of the county is only a guide to which pests are moving.
Route 128 near Navarro has closed in winter storms from flooding, according to a local news report from January 2026. A technician who cannot reach the house cannot help with it, so ask the call-taker whether your road is open before you book.
UC IPM says flooding and dry heat both push ants and other insects toward shelter. A house that took water in a storm may show trails once the ground dries, so note the date the water came in and the date the trails began.
The research for Navarro gives its altitude, its road and its former name, and not much else. For a village that size the useful detail is the house and its road, not a count of pests, so this page does not offer one.
Expect the technician to ask where the house sits against the road and the hill, and which way water runs off the lot after rain.
Navarro is on the stretch of Route 128 that carries traffic from the coast toward Anderson Valley. A caller can come from either end of that road, so name the direction you drive in from and the nearest turn.
The research gives no travel time for Navarro, and none is promised here. Give the mailbox, the driveway and any gate, since a rural lot off the highway is easy to miss.
Give the road, the room, and the date you first noticed the problem. Photograph any trail or mud tube before anyone disturbs it, and keep the photograph with the date.
Tell the call-taker whether there is a woodpile or shed against the house. UC IPM says Norway rats burrow along foundations and woodpiles, so those spots are where a technician usually starts looking.
Tell us what's happening and we'll tell you honestly whether it's a quick fix, and what service in Navarro should cost.
Navarro ZIP codes we cover: 95463. Type yours to confirm, or just call.
Phones are answered 24/7, so a flood-damaged kitchen or a sudden wasp nest can be reported at any hour.
Not always. Winter storms have closed Route 128 near here from flooding. Ask when you book and the call-taker will say what is possible that day.
The technician quotes on site, and the price is confirmed before any work begins.
Navarro lies between the coast and Anderson Valley, and calls come from both sides. Call to confirm your address.
No guarantee is stated on this page. The technician explains the terms of the work before it starts.