Neighborhood · Fulton County
Pest control in Poncey-Highland
Roaches and mice in vintage apartment buildings, and termites in crawl-space bungalows, are the usual problems in Poncey-Highland. Call and describe what you’re seeing; we’ll take it from there.
About Poncey-Highland
Poncey-Highland lies between Ponce de Leon Avenue and Freedom Park, between Old Fourth Ward and Virginia-Highland, with the BeltLine to the west and the Carter Center grounds nearby.
Looking for an exterminator in Poncey-Highland? We handle German cockroaches, house mice and rats, subterranean termites and other common pests in homes across Poncey-Highland.
Also covered on this page: Freedom Park edge.

Property characteristics
- 1920s–1940s brick apartment buildings with shared basements and plumbing
- Craftsman bungalows on crawl spaces
- Newer condos and townhomes near the BeltLine
Local environmental conditions
- Freedom Park’s wooded slopes and trail corridor
- Older sewer and utility lines under busy Ponce de Leon Avenue
Common pest problems in Poncey-Highland
German cockroaches
Older apartment buildings with shared plumbing.
House mice and rats
Gaps in older buildings and nearby trash areas.
Subterranean termites
Bungalows on crawl spaces.
Mosquitoes
Shaded yards near the park.
Seasonal considerations
Summer heat raises roach activity in older apartment buildings. Mice move indoors as nights cool in the fall.
Prevention for Poncey-Highland properties
- Renters: report pests in writing and keep cabinets under sinks accessible for treatment
- Owners: seal plumbing penetrations between units
- Remove standing water from yard containers weekly
Pest control services for Poncey-Highland
Poncey-Highland pest control FAQ
Why do older apartment buildings have more roaches?
Shared plumbing, gaps in old walls and many units under one roof let roaches spread. Report roaches to management early so neighboring units can be treated too. See roaches in your apartment.
I rent in Poncey-Highland. Who handles pest control?
Check your lease. Report pests to your landlord or manager in writing with photos and dates. In older apartment buildings, roaches and mice often need to be treated in several units at once.
Why are mice worse in the fall?
As nights cool, mice look for warm shelter and food indoors. Sealing gaps around pipes and under doors before October helps.
Nearby areas
- Virginia-HighlandNeighborhood
- Inman ParkNeighborhood
- Old Fourth WardNeighborhood
- Candler Park & Lake ClaireNeighborhood
- Morningside-Lenox ParkNeighborhood
