Newport's historic East Row houses, riverfront blocks, and older apartment stock see the full Northern Kentucky lineup. Eastern subterranean termites work up through the old stone and brick foundations, bed bugs move through shared-wall buildings, German roaches spread unit to unit, and Norway rats den along the riverbank and the alleys. Mosquitoes come off the river bottoms all summer. Because Newport sits right across the Licking from Covington, the same local exterminator covers both.
Whether it is a termite inspection on an East Row house, bed bugs in an apartment near the levee, or rats behind a Monmouth Street business, a Newport call gets the same plan: inspect, treat the source, and seal the way back in.
