3561 W. 105th Street
Cleveland, Ohio 44111
(216) 252-7140
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GENERAL PEST CONTROL has been providing quality pest management services to businesses, municipalities, factories, schools, food processors, institutions, and homes in northeast Ohio for over 70 years. GENERAL was founded by John and Ruth Gedeon and built on the values of prompt customer service and effective results at a fair price. The company is now owned and operated by the second and third generation. GENERAL has the expertise and the staff to handle accounts of any size; from the tallest building in the city to your corner store.

Bird Solutions

We offer creative solutions for situations when birds become a problem. Pigeons, sparrows, and starlings cause economic damage through their droppings and nest building habits. In severe situations large numbers of birds are known to spread many disease organisms including salmonella, histoplasmosis, and psittacosis. Their droppings damage surfaces such as brick, concrete, stone, and even car finishes. Our integrated approach includes structural modification with netting, prongs, and wires and humane removal by trapping and relocating resident populations. Contact us for a free site evaluation for your bird problems.

pigeons, starlings, sparrows
site clean up
seagulls
geese

THE GENERAL PEST CONTROL CO. was founded by John and Ruth Gedeon and built on the values of prompt customer service and effective results at a fair price.

Since 1937 THE GENERAL PEST CONTROL CO. has grown to be a leading provider of pest control services and products throughout northeast Ohio.

Our technicians attend regular training and service meetings and our entire organization is committed to professional and courteous service.

Latest News and Announcements

General Pest Control earns coveted Angies List Super Service Award Read more »
The General Pest Control Co completed an inspection of 300,000 square feet of office space with Nip It, LLC. Read more »
With the warm temperatures the area experienced last week, over wintering insects have begun to emerge. As temperatures drop in the fall these pests look for hiding spots to spend the winter months. Read more »
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