Our trained technicians can evaluate your pest control problems and offer effective, safe removal of a variety of pests. We offer commercial quality service for your office complex, industrial areas and business development projects. If you manage a collection of properties, are a real estate developer or realtor, Alexander Exterminating can protect your investments.

Need to rid your new lot of damaging pest, or need to inspect a building for future development, check with us first! Alexander Exterminating pest control has been locally owned and operated in North Carolina by an entomologist since 1959.

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About Us

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Alexander Exterminating Co. Inc. was started in 1959 in the Raleigh and Durham, North Carolina area by Mr. Hubert G. (Jim) Alexander and his wife Janet. With the retirement of Mr. Alexander, the company was bought by Mr. Sal Nolfo, who built on the foundation of prompt, efficient service at a fair price by exceeding customer's expectations for pest control, subterranean termite treatments, moisture control, and wood-destroying insect reports. The company is now owned and operated by entomologist Mr. Vincent J. Nolfo.

What is IPM

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Alexander Exterminating's six step Integrated Pest Management solution (IPM) was designed to ensure a thorough, effective pest control solution. Educate Our Clients: Both our technicians, who are registered with the North Carolina Department of Agriculture, and our resident entomologist, a member of the Entomological Society of America, help educate our clients in their roll of pest control.

Pest Control

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Alexander Exterminating's six step Integrated Pest Management program (IPM) was designed to ensure a thorough, effective pest control solution no matter what issues you're having. In an effort to better serve you, we've implemented both an online resource of Labels and MSDS and an online Request Service form.

Wood Destroying Insects

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Wood-destroying insects include carpenter ants, carpenter bees, old-house borers, powder-post beetles, and termites: both dry wood & subterranean. The most common concern in North Carolina is the Reticulitermes flavipes, better known as the eastern subterranean termite. They are called eastern subterranean termites because they are commonly found in underground colonies in the eastern states of the U.S.

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