Old Town Winchester
ZIP 22601
Winchester Pest & Termite Control covers Winchester and 24 communities within about 25 km (15 miles). That takes in Frederick County towns such as Stephens City, Middletown and Stephenson, Clarke County's Berryville, Boyce, Millwood and White Post, the Shenandoah Farms river community, and the West Virginia villages of Bunker Hill, Gerrardstown, Inwood, Summit Point and Middleway.
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Each community page sticks to what is true in that place. Old Town Winchester is about stone cellars and shared walls, Shawneeland climbs toward Great North Mountain through cabins and tick country, and Lake Frederick pairs newer construction with a 117-acre lake.
Visits fan out along I-81, US 11, US 50, US 522 and VA 7. Across the state line, Inwood and Bunker Hill sit on US 11 in Berkeley County, while Summit Point and Middleway lie in Jefferson County farm country near Opequon Creek. Not listed? Try the ZIP checker or call with your nearest crossroads.
ZIP 22601
ZIP 22602, 22601
ZIP 22656
ZIP 22602
ZIP 22624
ZIP 22622, 22624
ZIP 22655
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Winchester, VA 22602 · 25 km service radiusCall (855) 974-4733
Pins mark each community we serve; the circle is our 25 km service radius. Tap a pin for local details.
Most service in your area calls are scheduled the same day when a technician is free, and you approve the price before any work starts.
Those towns sit just past the roughly 25 km radius around Winchester, so they aren't service areas. Places between here and there are covered, such as Middletown on the way to Strasburg, Shenandoah Farms toward Front Royal and Inwood toward Martinsburg.
Not necessarily. Homes at Lake Frederick and in Shenandoah Farms both use Front Royal 22630 addresses, and both are covered. Front Royal itself lies outside the radius, so give your road name when you call and the address can be checked.
Quite a bit. West of Winchester, wooded slopes around Shawneeland, Gore and Lake Holiday bring ticks, carpenter ants and carpenter bees. East toward Berryville and Boyce, open farmland and old farmhouses lean toward mice, stink bugs and termites in stone foundations. Each area page covers its own mix.
As far as Inwood and Gerrardstown in Berkeley County and Middleway and Summit Point in Jefferson County. Charles Town, Ranson and Martinsburg lie beyond the radius. Treatments on that side follow West Virginia's pesticide regulations, set by the state Department of Agriculture.