Coconut Creek Pest Control & Exterminator Merger Announcement
Sep 4, 2020
September 04, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Coconut Creek Pest Control & Exterminator recently announced that they will be merging with another local pest control company. The other pest control company is deciding to stay anonymous for right now but will be revealed after the merger agreement is signed. The merger states that Coconut Creek Pest Control & Exterminator will receive brand new pest control equipment and preventative products, new utility vans that are ready for pest control, and two new employees will be transferring.
The new pest prevention products and pest control equipment will allow the company to effectively get rid of any pest infestation in the area. The new utility vans will help their team of exterminators get to the infestations faster and more reliably. Finally, the new employees will give the company the ability to help more people than ever before.
The company has been providing high rated pest services to Broward County residents and business owners for over twenty years. They are always looking for ways to grow their business in order to help as many people as possible. They just announced that they have noticed an increase in pest problems in the area.
This increase has led to the company being extremely busy trying to keep up with the spread of pests. The company says that this merger will help them more efficiently take care of any problem out there and says that the transition will be smooth. They are trying to help as many people as possible through this awful spike in cases.
Coconut Creek Pest Control & Exterminator offers three types of services. These services include custom pest control treatments, routine property checkups, and emergency responses. Their custom treatments are built for each individual pest. No two treatments are alike. This means each pest is taken care of in the most efficient and effective way possible without hurting the wallet. The routine checkups are great because they help prevent pest problems before they even happen. The exterminators investigate the target property for any points at which the pests might use to get in and out of. They will seal up these holes and take other precautions to make sure the property is safe into the future. Finally, their emergency services are great for when people are faced with a dangerous pest or animal problem. This might include wild or distressed animals and wasps or hornets.
The president of the company recently said, “Our services return the most preferable results compared to any other pest control company in the area. We are fast, affordable, and effective. Pests spread very quickly. If you think you have a pest problem make sure to call us and we can help you right away. Usually when there is one pest there are hundreds so don’t hesitate.”
They are open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays. They are closed on Sundays. They can be contacted by phone or on their website at http://coconutcreekpestcontrol.com/. They would be happy to help.
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For more information about Coconut Creek Pest Control & Exterminator, contact the company here:
Coconut Creek Pest Control & Exterminator
Coconut Creek Pest Control & Exterminator
(954) 634-5835
5740 NW 74th Place #105
Coconut Creek, FL 33073
ReleaseID: 60031406
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