Merger Announcement at Fort Lauderdale Pest Control
Sep 9, 2020
September 09, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Fort Lauderdale Pest Control has been providing pest control services to Fort Lauderdale residents and business owners for over two decades. They provide highly rated pest services to the area and are known to be reliable and timely. The company has a team of seven pest exterminators who have all been highly trained on how to treat every species of pest in the area. The exterminators have a lot of experience with treating pests and are able to handle any infestation out there.
The company has grown tremendously over the years and has been growing their service area like crazy. They are helping more people today than ever before. The president of the company recently announced in an interview that they will be merging with another smaller pest control company. The company is deciding to stay unnamed until the merger is agreed to by both parties.
The president said, “This merger is going to allow us to help more people than ever before. It is going to boost the company’s growth tremendously. The merger says that we will receive brand new pest control equipment, new utility vehicles, and three new employees. This will help the company perform more treatments than ever before more reliably than ever before.”
Fort Lauderdale Pest Control has noticed that pest infestations are on the rise recently. An employee of the company recently said, “Pest infestations are on the rise because pests are growing immune to everyday pest treatments. These treatments include DIY methods and over the counter products like pest sprays and pest traps. This means pests are able to grow out of control. Professional treatments are becoming the only ways to treat pest infestations.”
Fort Lauderdale Pest Control is rated with high stars. If anyone thinks they have a pest infestation they should at least give the company a call. They can be reached by phone or on their website at http://www.pestcontrol-fortlauderdale.com/. They are open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays. They are closed on Sundays.
A representative of the company recently said, “Pests can take over an entire building in about 24 hours so if anyone thinks they have a pest infestation on their property they should call a professional today before the problem gets worse. The longer people wait the longer it will take to treat the problem.”
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For more information about Fort Lauderdale Pest Control, contact the company here:
Fort Lauderdale Pest Control
Fort Lauderdale Pest Control
(954) 790-6394
2950 W Cypress Creek Dr. Suite 100
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309
ReleaseID: 60038046
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