Truly Nolen, a family-owned pest control company serving Southwest Florida and other parts of the U.S., has earned the 2013 Super Service Award from Angies List.

Fewer than 5 percent of Angies List businesses in each industry are awarded the coveted Super Service Award each year, the Angies List website says.

We are humbled to be acknowledged as a leader in quality service, said Michelle Nolen Senner, director of marketing and advertising. As a member of Angies List, we look forward to providing excellent pest control services to homeowners and commercial businesses throughout the Naples area.

Nearly 1.5 million households nationwide use the members-only website to find service companies from health care providers to pest control. Relying on member experiences, Angies List receives more than 60,000 reviews each month, grading professionals on every aspect of their hired service.

Companies cant pay to be listed on Angies List.

Truly Nolen was founded in 1938. The Tucson, Ariz.-based company has more than 80 corporate branch offices in Arizona, California, Florida, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas and Utah.

More information: http://www.TrulyNolen.com

Estero letter carrier recognized as USPS Postal Hero

The Estero Post Office will recognize Barbara Saylors with the USPS Postal Hero Award at 10 a.m. Monday -- National Superhero Day.

The ceremony takes place at the Estero Carrier Annex Post Office, 8111 Broadway Avenue East.

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Marijuana plants grow as Julia Ratcliffe, a technical consultant with The Bug Factory, a company that supplies insects for natural pest control, works at the MediJean medical marijuana facility in Richmond, B.C., on Friday March 21, 2014. MediJean currently has a license from Health Canada to grow marijuana for research and development purposes. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck

VANCOUVER From the outside, theres little to distinguish MediJean Distribution Inc.s headquarters from the unremarkable office complexes and warehouses that surround it in a sprawling slice of industrial suburbia near Vancouver.

Inside, however, the picture is unlike anything else around it. The company is putting the finishing touches on a massive hydroponic operation as it joins a lucrative new industry made possible by Health Canadas overhaul of the countrys medical pot system.

One of the facilitys growing rooms is already home to dozens of maturing green plants of various strains, and it will soon house many more. The concrete vault is empty, but it will eventually be filled with dried marijuana ready to be shipped across the country.

In contrast to the stereotypical grow-ops of movies and TV newsreels whether for medical use, the black market, or the uncomfortable place where those two worlds collide the facility has a sterile laboratory feel, which is precisely the point.

This is anything but a grow-op, says Anton Mattadeen, the companys chief strategy officer, during a recent tour of the facility in Richmond, B.C.

It is a clean-run, biopharmaceutical facility designed to produce the highest quality produce available. Whatever your views are based on the stigma (of marijuana), thats not us.

Mattadeen makes the same pitch other operators do: MediJean, he says, will be able to produce a wide variety of consistent, high-quality marijuana that simply wasnt available in the makeshift home grow-ops of the old system.

MediJean is one of hundreds of companies that have applied to supply marijuana under new Health Canada regulations that aim to stop patients from growing their own pot and instead restrict production to licensed commercial operations.

A dozen commercial growers have been fully licensed so far, and dozens more, like MediJean, are in the late stages of approval. MediJean expects to produce 90,000 kilograms of medical marijuana in its first year.

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Benton, AR (PRWEB) March 13, 2014

As temperatures continue to increase across the country and the ground becomes warmer, winged termites will emerge in search of a suitable spot to create a new colony, often in residential settings. To promote public vigilance against termites, the National Pest Management Association (NPMA) recognizes March 16-22 as Termite Awareness Week. McCauley Services is proud to take part in this annual observance by educating homeowners about the threat of termites and the possible signs of an infestation this spring.

Termites feed 24 hours a day, seven days a week on the cellulose found in wood and paper products. They are known as silent destroyers due to their ability to compromise the structure of a home without being noticed until its too late.

Termites are very destructive and the damage inflicted can be quite costly if left undetected, said Justin McCauley, COO at McCauley Services. Subterranean termites are most likely to cause problems in Arkansas this time of year, so its important for homeowners to be on the lookout for signs of these wood-destroying pests in and around their property.

Here are a few clues that termites may be present in a home:

1.Mud tubes (used by termites to reach a food source) on the exterior of the home 2.Soft wood in the home that sounds hollow when tapped 3.Darkening or blistering of wood structures 4.Cracked or bubbling paint 5.Small piles of feces that resembles sawdust near a termite nest 6.Discarded wings near doors or on windowsills, indicating swarmers have entered the home

If homeowners notice any of these signs, they should contact a pest professional who can best determine the extent of the problem and recommend a proper treatment plan, added McCauley.

For more information on termites, please visit callmccauley.com.

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About McCauley Services McCauley Services is a family owned and operated pest control company in Arkansas. Since 1983, they have provided quality home and commercial pest control services to those throughout the state. With highly trained exterminators exceed state standards through continual training and education in the latest pest control techniques. For more information on the programs and services provided by McCauley Services, please visit http://www.callmccauley.com.

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Honolulu, Hawaii (PRWEB) February 25, 2014

Sandwich Isle Pest Solutions, a pest control service industry leader in Hawaii, announced today that their pest solution services now include feral pig removal. Significant damage to lawns, landscaping and ornamental plantings has cost both residential and commercial real estate owners thousands of dollars in damages. The damage inflicted by the feral pigs includes devouring vegetation, trampling undergrowth, compacting the soil and uprooting tender juvenile growing plants. There are additional damages and concerns caused by these feral pigs as they root and dig in the soil. What was once a stable native forest growth become low wallowed out places for standing water to collect, creating a habitat for mosquitoes to live and breed. The mosquitoes spread a type of malaria and pox that is deadly to rare and endangered native forest birds that are found only in Hawaii.

Sandwich Isle Pest Solutions is very happy to offer this new and much needed service, says President Michael Botha. "Many home and business owners in Honolulu and surrounding areas have felt the frustrations when trying to deal with feral pigs. It seems they are out of control in this area. We feel this service is not only helpful, but very important to help control the large numbers of feral pigs damaging properties in our neighborhoods."

The decision to include feral pigs in their pest solutions came about after much research. Sandwich Isle Pest Solutions is committed to provide the most efficient and effective feral pig control in Hawaii, making them the leader and best choice for landowners, farmers, wildlife managers and businesses in Honolulu and surrounding areas. Sandwich Isles strategy is the most efficient, the most effective and the most humane. They are the first private company to apply the feral hog trapping technologies developed by Jager Pro; the most efficient and effective hog control service in the United States.

Sandwich Isle Pest Solutions is based out of Pearl City, HI, on the island of Oahu. For more information about Sandwich Isle Pest Solutions and their feral pig removal services, visit http://www.sandwichisle.com.

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A New Jersey-based pest control company has added a new portal that allows users to log entries of pest sightings.

Tinton Falls, New Jersey (PRWEB) February 13, 2014

Officials with Alliance Commercial Pest Control (http://www.alliancepestservices.com) announced today that it has officially launched The Pest Control Log Book.

The Pest Control Log Book is the most comprehensive record of pest management service provided by the pest control industry, said R. Brett Madden, Esq., spokesman for Alliance Commercial Pest Control. We used to have an on-site notebook at each customer location, but with this new portal, customers can login our website and enter any issues that they see, and an Alliance tech will respond.

Madden explained that The Log Book is a critical component to any pest control program.

Generally, the Log Book is often underutilized by both the pest management company and the customer, Madded pointed out, before adding, Either the Log Book is missing, the individual who wants to report a pest sighting is unaware of the Log Books existence and on and on.

Madden went on to question What good is the information in a Log Book if the correct person does not receive the information in a timely fashion, or even at all?

In a majority of accounts, according to Madden, the service technician enters an account and attempts to find the Log Book. If there are any entries, the service technician would then first address that specific pest problem. If there were no entries, the service technician would go about their normal service.

The problem with this type of system, Madden stressed, is that in most cases, the service manager or sales representative never gets notified about what is contained in the Log Book until in most cases its too late.

That is why Servicer Viewer was created, Madden said. The industry was lacking a solution to hold both the pest management company and the customer accountable for proper Log Book usage.

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