About Sheraden Pest Control

Our approach is built around precision over broad-spectrum guesswork. That means identifying the pest before treating it, targeting the areas where pests are actually nesting and traveling, and addressing the conditions that allowed the infestation to take hold. It takes more effort than a one-size-fits-all treatment, but it produces results that last.

We also believe in being straightforward. When you call with a pest problem, you get a clear explanation of what we found, what we recommend, and what it will involve. No upselling, no vague answers. Customers consistently tell us this is what stands out about working with us.

Pest control in Pennsylvania is a regulated industry, and we take that responsibility seriously. Our technicians hold the commercial pesticide applicator licensing required by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, and we maintain that certification through ongoing education in pest biology, treatment methods, and product safety.

The pest control field changes. New products enter the market, pest populations shift, and treatment protocols evolve. We stay current through continuing education and industry training so the methods we use reflect the best available practices — not what was standard a decade ago.

• Pennsylvania commercial pesticide applicator licensing
• Ongoing education in pest biology and control methods
• Integrated pest management (IPM) trained approach
• Fully insured for residential and commercial work

Henry Burke grew up in Pittsburgh and has called the Sheraden neighborhood home for most of his life. He knows the area well and understands the kinds of pest problems that homeowners and businesses here deal with throughout the year.

Henry has spent over a decade working in pest control, starting out as a technician before eventually taking on a management role at Sheraden Pest Control. He handles everything from routine inspections to more involved treatments, and he takes the time to explain the process to customers rather than just showing up and leaving.

Outside of work, Henry stays involved in the local community. He supports neighborhood events when he can and tries to be the kind of business owner people can actually reach when they have a question or concern. For Henry, running a small local business means being accountable to the people around him, not just getting the job done and moving on.

We are proud to be a Pittsburgh business. We serve Sheraden and the surrounding Allegheny County communities — from Pittsburgh proper to the nearby boroughs and townships that make up this region. When you hire us, you are hiring a neighbor, not a call center.

If you want to learn more about how we work, read about our approach or browse our services.