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« Previous Next » 4/13/2020As a business, Florida Pest Control is committed to protecting people, therefore we are closely monitoring the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) situation and providing informative updates to our customers via our websites and direct communications. In the interim, we want to reassure you that we are taking steps to remove potential risk factors, both for you in your day-to-day interactions and in those with our Colleagues.
Read More » 4/9/2020With many cities and states ordering shutdowns of non-essential businesses, in most areas, Florida Pest Control is able to continue operations because pest control is considered an essential service critical to the protection of public health.
Read More » 2/7/2020Cold weather is still upon us. Has your lawn turned brown? Have all the leaves fallen from your shrubs or trees? Is something wrong or is it normal? Find out by reading this article.
Read More » 1/28/2020Spring isn't quite here yet, but that doesn't mean you can't start planning for it! We offer core aeration services during the turf's growing season. Learn more about this service and how it can benefit your lawn.
Read More » 12/28/2019Spanish moss adds that southern touch to a landscape, but in large amounts, it could prove to be less than desirable. Learn about the pros and cons of Spanish moss in this article.
Read More » 11/4/2019You may be noticing ugly brown patches in your lawn. What could be causing them and what can you do about it?
Read More » 11/1/2019The holiday season is upon us! Here are some tips to keep your holiday celebrations pest-free.
Read More » 10/12/2019Are you hearing noises in your attic? Could be bats. Read this article to learn more about the bats of Florida and what you can do if you have bats in your belfry…
Read More » 10/7/2019During this spooky time of year, there are some creepy crawlers that get a bad rap. If spiders, snakes or insects make you run in fear, read this article. It may help you.
Read More » 9/9/2019Lovebugs appear 2 or 3 times a year in Florida, causing serious car paint and radiator damage. Some say they were created at the University of Florida!
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