Pure Home Pest connects New Milford homeowners with independent providers, serving the town where Roger Sherman mended shoes before signing history.
Call (844) 924-1337For eighteen years, the only man who would sign all four of the nation's founding documents mended shoes in New Milford. Roger Sherman arrived in 1743 and stayed until 1761, working as a shoemaker, county surveyor, merchant, and lawyer before moving to New Haven and into national history. A bronze tablet at Town Hall still marks his home site: the town got its politics-adjacent giant while he was still at the cobbler's bench. The town itself began as an offshoot of Milford, whose land company bought the territory and sold settlement rights; John Noble arrived first, in 1707, from Westfield, Massachusetts, bringing his eight-year-old daughter Sarah, and town privileges followed in 1712. Lime making and river-valley tobacco built the economy afterward, in a valley the Housatonic cut through limestone. Today New Milford is the largest town in Connecticut by area, and that spread, from colonial-era housing near the historic center to outlying villages like Gaylordsville and hillside subdivisions between them, gives pest pressure here more range than almost any Connecticut town can match.
A town whose housing runs from Sherman's era to brand new construction still gets every pest treatment regulated at the state level, the same way as everywhere else in Connecticut. Connecticut regulates pesticide applicators through the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection's Pesticide Management Program under Connecticut General Statutes Chapter 441, section 22a-54. Commercial applicators fall into two classes: supervisory, who decide whether pesticides are used and how, and may purchase restricted use products from a registered dealer, and operational, who apply pesticides commercially but cannot purchase restricted use products or go into business independently. Every company must have a certified supervisory applicator either on site or providing specific written instructions, and an operator may not perform any treatment the instructions do not cover without first getting new ones. Applicants must be at least 18. A separate arborist license is required for tree care work. Call (844) 924-1337 and we can point you toward a provider who covers New Milford.
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