All-Stars Pest Control is a locally owned Mechanicsville company that treats homes and businesses for general pests, termites, mosquitoes, ticks and bed bugs. Book an inspection by phone at (804) 306-1052.
About All-Stars
All-Stars Pest Control runs from Mechanicsville and covers 30 named towns, from Doswell and Ruther Glen in the north to Petersburg, Hopewell and Chester in the south. Nick Castaldo, listed as owner on the company's VDACS license, signs the note on the homepage. The site says the team has over 20 years of experience and that a portion of all profits goes to community-building projects. The about page says local representatives answer the phones, not a call center in another state.
Residential work starts with an inspection booked in a 2-hour window. The inspector checks living areas, the yard, attics, basements and crawlspaces, and looks for conditions that draw pests. The company then proposes a plan and sets up recurring visits. Its stated approach treats the exterior to stop pests before they get in, with a localized treatment indoors only when pests are already inside. Customers choose how they hear from the company: email, text, phone, the website or pre-scheduled dates. The site describes a pay-as-you-go payment program.
The service list covers ants, roaches, mice, spiders, wasps and other general pests, plus a yard program for mosquitoes and ticks, termite control, bed bugs and moisture control. A green program uses botanical and organic products. The site says an Associated Certified Entomologist is on staff.
For businesses, All-Stars sells Integrated Pest Management programs and names warehouses, restaurants and retail stores as its main commercial clients. The commercial page stresses written service documentation for liability records. Its VDACS license covers three categories: general pest, wood-destroying insects and public health pests.
All-Stars services
- General pest control: ants, roaches, mice, centipedes, millipedes, wasps and spiders
- Mosquito and tick control: a routine yard service aimed at the source
- Termite control: treatments the site calls eco-friendly and non-invasive
- Bed bug treatment
- Flea and occasional invader control
- Moisture control and wood-destroying insect work
- Green pest control: a program using botanical and organic products
- Commercial Integrated Pest Management for warehouses, restaurants and retail
Known for: Exterior-first residential treatment · Mosquito and tick yard programs · Commercial IPM with service documentation · Associated Certified Entomologist on staff
Hours
| Monday–Friday | 8 AM–5 PM |
|---|---|
| Saturday | Not published |
| Sunday | Closed |
As published by the business[2]. Call ahead on holidays.
What to know before you call
- Phones are staffed weekdays from 8 to 5. The contact page says Saturday hours vary and Sunday is closed.[2]
- Inspections are booked in 2-hour windows. Expect the inspector to check attics, basements and crawlspaces as well as the living areas and yard.[3]
- The commercial page carries a "Have An Emergency? Need help NOW?" call line. The site does not claim 24-hour service.[4]
- Existing customers who refer a friend get a free month of service once the friend signs up, per the refer-a-friend page.[5]
How to hire a licensed pest control company in Virginia
- No one may apply pesticides commercially in Virginia without a pesticide business license from VDACS and a certified commercial applicator responsible for the work.[6]
- The license is annual and covers one location. Each office that applies or recommends pesticides needs its own.[6]
- The person spraying your house must be a certified commercial applicator or a registered technician, or be training under one's supervision.[7]
- Match the certification category to the job. 7-A is general household and structural pests, 7-B is wood-destroying pests, and 8 is pests of medical and public health significance.[8]
- VDACS publishes a report of every licensed pesticide business, so you can confirm a company before the first visit.[9]
All-Stars questions
Is All-Stars Pest Control licensed in Virginia?
Yes. VDACS lists All-Stars Pest Control under pesticide business license 15713, good through March 31, 2027, for general pests, wood-destroying insects and public health pests (categories 7-A, 7-B and 8). That was the state report as of October 28, 2026. Nick Castaldo is listed as the owner.[1]
What areas does All-Stars Pest Control serve?
The contact page lists 30 towns. They include Mechanicsville, Ashland, Hanover, Glen Allen, Short Pump, Richmond, Henrico, Sandston and Varina, plus Chesterfield, Midlothian, Chester, Colonial Heights, Hopewell and Petersburg to the south. Goochland, New Kent, Providence Forge and Doswell are on the list as well. Call (804) 306-1052 to confirm an address outside those towns.[2]
Does All-Stars Pest Control spray inside the house?
The residential page says the company focuses on the outside of the home and aims to stop pests before they enter. It says it avoids unnecessary product use inside the home. If pests do get in, the homepage says technicians perform a localized treatment rather than a general indoor spray. A green program using botanical and organic products is also offered.[3][10]
Does All-Stars Pest Control handle mosquitoes and ticks?
Yes. The residential page describes a routine yard service that finds and treats mosquitoes and ticks at the source. The company's VDACS license includes the public health category (8). Flea control is also on the service list. Call the office to set up an inspection and a recurring schedule for the season.[1][3]
Does All-Stars Pest Control work with restaurants and other businesses?
Yes. The commercial page offers Integrated Pest Management programs and names warehouses, restaurants and retail stores. It says service visits come with detailed documentation for liability management, and that an Associated Certified Entomologist is on staff. Programs are built around the business's own schedule. The page also lists the office number, (804) 306-1052, for urgent problems.[4]
How we checked
Source-checked Oct 29, 2026 · 15 dated sources
Why we listed them
The company's homepage says it is owned and operated in Mechanicsville, and its VDACS pesticide business license lists a Mechanicsville address. Its Google Business Profile and BBB file both place the office on Mechanicsville Turnpike.[10][11]
The homepage says the company is locally owned and operated in Mechanicsville, and the VDACS record lists Nick Castaldo as owner.[1][10]
License and history
- VA VDACS #15713 · Pesticide business license (General pest (7-A), Wood-destroying insects (7-B), Public health (8)). Expires Mar 31, 2027; checked Oct 28, 2026.[1]
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