More than two years have passed since the detection of what is arguably the most damaging tree pest ever to arrive in South Africa: the polyphagous shot hole borer (Euwallacea fornicatus). The beetle kills trees and there are no proven remedies.

The beetle is now present in nearly all parts of the country and in more than 100 tree species.

An invasion of this magnitude should have elicited a rapid response and the development of a strategic action plan. But that hasnt happened. South Africa has never had to deal with a tree-killing pest of this importance before. In addition, the country has limited resources and there has been confusion about which government department should take responsibility. As a result, there hasnt been a coordinated response to deal with the pest.

The tiny polyphagous shot hole borer beetle is 2mm in length and native to Southeast Asia. It has a symbiotic relationship with three species of fungi, including Fusarium euwallaceae. The fungus is a food source for the beetle and its larvae, but can kill susceptible host trees.

The list of host trees in South Africa continues to grow. Not all of these support the whole life cycle of the polyphagous shot hole borer. But its been found to breed in 25 species (both exotic and indigenous trees).

The greatest impact has been in urban environments such as Johannesburg. It has been detected on backyard avocado and roadside weedy acacias, but not yet in commercial orchards or plantations. The only commercial crop its been detected on is pecan trees.

In California and Israel, polyphagous shot hole borer went on to damage the avocado industry as well as trees in natural ecosystems. There are concerns that this could happen in South Africa too.

But it hasnt yet been declared an agricultural emergency plant pest and no formal response has been triggered. Based on the Israeli and Californian experiences, it could clearly still pose a threat to economically important crops in South Africa.

The proactive thing to do would be to list the beetle as an emergency plant pest.

South Africa is good at managing pests in agricultural settings. This falls under the Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development, specifically Plant Health Early Warning Systems. Where a pest is deemed an emergency plant pest, the South African Emergency Plant Pest Response Plan provides for a rapid response to prevent establishment, spread and coordination of communication between government agencies, academia and plant industry professionals.

For example, detection of the Fall Army Worm (Spodoptera frugiperda), a quarantine pest of maize and sorghum, triggered a rapid and coordinated response overseen by the national government. Provincial departments, academic institutes and industry stakeholders have been working together on aspects ranging from monitoring, training and diagnostics to pesticide registration, legislation and enforcement.

The Department of Environment, Forests and Fisheries provides for listing of invasive alien species that threaten biodiversity, through the National Environmental Management: Biodiversity Act.

The pest risk analysis for polyphagous shot hole borer (the process by which listing is facilitated) has been submitted, but the listing is yet to be finalised.

The countrys laws also place a duty of care on all land owners (private and public) to control invasive species on their land. They also require all levels of government from municipal through to national to develop monitoring, control and eradication plans for land under their control.

But systems designed for the agricultural or natural environment sector arent helping the management of a beetle thats wreaking havoc on trees in towns and cities.

This is also clear in how the country manages invasive species. It does this well when it comes to weeds and larger animals. But forest pests are barely represented.

Another major challenge is that the borer beetle is particularly hard to manage because of its mating system, wide range of hosts and ability to survive in felled wood for many months. On top of this, heavily infested reproductive hosts become reservoirs of beetles, threatening the health of adjacent trees.

Read more: The spread of shothole borer beetles in South Africa is proving tough to control

Current best practice recommends removal of heavily infested trees in which beetles are breeding. Infested wood should be disposed of appropriately at designated dumping sites to reduce the risk of spread.

But in the absence of a national strategy to guide municipalities, responses to the pest have varied. Cape Town has perhaps led the way with a coordinated city response to the recent invasion in Somerset West. In conjunction with its Invasive Species Unit, the city has developed a management protocol. As one of the more recent areas to be invaded, its perhaps had the benefit of being able to better prepare for the arrival of this pest and learn from the experiences of other municipalities.

Research from California suggests chemical control may have an application in protecting individual high value trees. But this shouldnt be seen as a silver bullet.

In South Africas case, various research efforts are underway to shed more light on the beetle and its impact. For example, a unit at the University of Pretoria, the Forestry and Agricultural Biotechnology Institute has been involved in surveillance and monitoring of the pest.

The multi-disciplinary and multi-institutional Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer Research Network has recently been established. With members from ten different academic institutes, the network aims to align and coordinate research efforts by researchers from institutions across the country.

Now with funding made available by the Department of Environment, Forests and Fisheries, further research can be conducted under the framework of this network, to underpin science and data-based management advice.

But a great deal still remains to be done. South Africa would do well to reflect on how its responded so far.

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Pest control expert Rollins (NYSE: ROL) had an enviable record of 12 consecutive years of higher quarterly revenue and profits, but that streak came to an end last year when it missed earnings twice in a row. Its growth-by-acquisition strategy was catching up to the owner of Orkin and Western Pest Services as the addition of ever more companies to its roster required it to spend more on professional services such as IT to bring them into the fold.

Rollins seemed to get back on track again last quarter, as revenue and profits resumed their twin rise, but it just reported fourth-quarter 2019 earnings and it seems buying up businesses is still exacting a bit of a toll.

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The nemesis of termites, roaches, ants, and all things creepy-crawly said revenue jumped 13.8% during the period to hit $506 million, generating net income of $50.8 million, or $0.16 per share, which was flat with last year.

Rollins said profits didn't rise this year because it had to increase its casualty reserves, which ended up swiping about a penny per share. Because the company is self-insured, it is required to carry certain letters of credit to secure workers' compensation and casualty insurance contracts coverage.

As it buys up more companies, these costs grow, and the acquisition of Clark Pest Control last year, the eighth largest pest control company and the biggest in Rollins history, helped cause an increase in premiums -- leading Rollins to increase its reserves for accidents and injuries.

One record that continues growing unabated, however, is Rollins' history of raising its dividend. Prior to the earnings announcement, the pest control leader said it was hiking the payout by 14% to $0.12 per share. It marks the 18th consecutive year Rollins' board has increased its dividend by at least 12%.

While Rollins has been rolling up the pest control industry under its umbrella, it still has been able to notch strong organic growth. That means that while the number of businesses it owns contributes ever greater amounts of revenue to the total, even as they age they're still doing good business.

Although acquisitions accounted for most of the revenue growth this quarter, the remainder was still up 5.7% due to pricing and organic growth. Rollins acquired 29 businesses in 2019 compared to 38 the year before, and it's not likely to stop anytime soon.

CFO Eddie Northen said in the earnings release, "We continue to invest in innovative technology as well as seeking out strong acquisitions that fit well into the Rollins family of brands."

Pest control is still a highly fragmented industry, which gives Rollins a chance to continue its spending spree, and so far it has proved adept at folding the companies it buys into the parent.

Still, most of the time these are very small businesses and won't hurt Rollins even if they fail. Although the multiple paid for Clark Pest Control was slightly higher than what Rollins typically pays, Rollins President and COO John Wilson told analysts, "we want to maintain discipline in our approach."

And as we move out of the winter months and into warmer spring weather, a time when insects become more active, Rollins will find its services in greater demand. It's looking for its mosquito business to be a particularly big opportunity.The business has been growing for three straight years and was up 30% in 2019, more than offsetting the decline experienced in bedbugs.

The last year was somewhat unique for Rollins, and chairman and CEO Gary Rollins said he's never seen a year like 2019 where there were so many one-time charges. He also said it was "the most disappointing year we have had for 22 years," but he believes it was a one-off period, with the business rolling higher in the future.

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Council tax payers in England face near universal rises on top of increased fees and charges to pay for what in many cases will be reduced levels of local services, according to a survey of local authorities.

It reveals that 97% of local authorities will put council tax up again in April to cope with a growing financial crisis, and the same proportion will raise charges for services such as parking, garden waste disposal and aspects of social care.

The latest State of Local Government analysis reveals widespread despair among councils over their financial health after a decade of austerity policies in which spending has been cut in half and the gap between demand and resources has grown.

More than a fifth of councils said the cuts to frontline services that they would be forced to make in 2020-21 were of a scale and impact that would be noticeable to the general public. One in 10 said shrinking resources meant they were in danger of being unable to meet their legal obligation to deliver statutory services.

Asked which services would have increased fees and charges, councils most commonly mentioned green waste, planning permissions, car parking, leisure and arts centre memberships, burials and cremations and pest control. One replied: All we can get away with.

Three-quarters of councils had no confidence that local government finance arrangements were sustainable, while only 3% were confident that the government would act to halt the council funding crisis, despite increasing pressures on child protection, adult social care and homelessness services.

Jonathan Carr-West, the chief executive of the Local Government Information Unit, a thinktank that carried out the annual survey, said: The state of local government finances is dire. Eight years later and the message continues to be the same, a broken record. It is simply unacceptable that the government has let things get to this point.

He added: This isnt local government asking for more money. This is about a fundamentally flawed system that has been broken for years and the government continually refusing to acknowledge or engage in a proper solution.

Sticking plasters will not solve these critical issues. Our social care system is no longer on the edge, its fallen off the cliff. Our childrens services arent at breaking point, theyre broken. These issues cannot wait another year to be solved.

Andrew Gwynne, the shadow communities secretary, said the survey should be a wake-up call for ministers. The fact is that years of neglect have created this crisis. We need to see urgent action, he said.

In the last few years there have been widespread cuts in some high-profile areas of local government such as Sure Start centres, youth clubs, special educational needs and libraries, as well as in less prominent areas such as planning, family support services and environmental health.

Scepticism that the government will pump more money into local government or even publish its social care funding green paper, delayed since summer 2017 has led many councils to consider alternative income streams, with 75% of surveyed councils reporting that they have borrowed to invest in commercial property schemes.

Two-thirds of councils said the current 3% cap on council tax increases which councils can breach only if they get residents to agree to the rise via a local referendum should be be scrapped to enable them to raise more cash from residents to fund local services.

A spokesperson for the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government said: Next year, councils in England will have access to 49.1bn the biggest annual real-terms increase in spending power in a decade including an extra 1.5bn for social care. The funding plans provide certainty for councils who are responsible for delivering the services their communities need.

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Rentokil Initial plc (LON:RTO)s share price reached a new 52-week high on Monday . The company traded as high as GBX 481.80 ($6.34) and last traded at GBX 481.30 ($6.33), with a volume of 1215948 shares. The stock had previously closed at GBX 467 ($6.14).

RTO has been the topic of a number of research reports. Royal Bank of Canada reduced their target price on shares of Rentokil Initial from GBX 470 ($6.18) to GBX 450 ($5.92) and set a sector performer rating on the stock in a report on Friday, January 10th. Citigroup restated a buy rating on shares of Rentokil Initial in a report on Tuesday. Credit Suisse Group downgraded shares of Rentokil Initial to a neutral rating and reduced their target price for the stock from GBX 460 ($6.05) to GBX 450 ($5.92) in a report on Tuesday, January 7th. HSBC restated a buy rating on shares of Rentokil Initial in a report on Monday, January 13th. Finally, Peel Hunt restated a hold rating and issued a GBX 455 ($5.99) target price on shares of Rentokil Initial in a report on Thursday, October 17th. Seven analysts have rated the stock with a hold rating and four have given a buy rating to the stock. Rentokil Initial currently has an average rating of Hold and a consensus target price of GBX 446.11 ($5.87).

The company has a market capitalization of $9.08 billion and a P/E ratio of -93.09. The firms fifty day moving average is GBX 463.49 and its 200 day moving average is GBX 449.14. The company has a debt-to-equity ratio of 217.72, a quick ratio of 0.74 and a current ratio of 0.83.

Rentokil Initial Company Profile (LON:RTO)

Rentokil Initial plc, through its subsidiaries, provides route-based services in North America, the United Kingdom, Europe, Asia, Pacific, and rest of world. It offers a range of pest control services from rodents to flying insects, as well as to other forms of wildlife management for commercial and residential customers.

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READING, Pa., Jan. 28, 2020 /PRNewswire/ --Ehrlich Pest Control is honored to announce that it has joined forces with Military Makeover with Montel, to participate in remodeling a home belonging to the family of Christopher Hixon, a U.S. Navy veteran and teacher who lost his life in the tragic events of February 2018 at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.

Military Makeover with Montel, which airs nationally on Lifetime Television, is dedicated to helping members of our military and their loved ones. Hosted by talk show legend and military advocate Montel Williams, a veteran of both the Marine Corps and the Navy, this special series enlists conscientious designers, contractors, landscapers, and other home improvement professionals to transform the homes and lives of military families across the country.

As part of Ehrlich's commitment to the Hixon family, a team of Ehrlich Pest experts will provide a comprehensive home inspection and customized pest assessment, install a termite baiting and monitoring system on the exterior of the property, and complete a pre-move in general pest control service for the home. In addition to providing pre and post-construction pest control and termite services for the home, Ehrlich also plans to unveil additional surprises for the Hixon family as part of the reveal.

Mike St. Clair, Sr. Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Ehrlich and an Army veteran, was deeply moved by the Hixon family's story and will be on-site during filming to volunteer alongside a group of local Ehrlich Colleagues based in South Florida.

"Christopher Hixon dedicated his life to protecting the lives of others, first through the U.S. Navy, then as a dedicated and beloved teacher at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, doing whatever necessary to protect the students under his care," said St. Clair of the decision to participate in the Military Makeover series. "It is Ehrlich's great privilege to give back to his family and honor his legacy by protecting them and their new home from pests."

"We are proud to take part in the Military Makeover program and extend our gratitude to Debra, Thomas, and Corey, as well as all military families, for the sacrifices they make on behalf of our country," St. Clair added.

The Military Makeover with Montel season dedicated to the Hixon family begins airing in February 2020. In addition to airing on Lifetime, the season will also be streamed on https://militarymakeover.tv/. Check your local listings for details.

ABOUT EHRLICH PEST CONTROLFor nearly a century, customers have trusted Ehrlich Pest Control to protect their families, homes, and businesses from pests and the health threats and damages they can cause. Since its founding in Reading, PA in 1928, Ehrlich has expanded to serve the entire Eastern U.S., with more than 50 offices serving nearly 20 states and the District of Columbia. With its team of highly trained, local experts, Ehrlich provides proactive pest control solutions through monitoring, prevention, and maintenance. Those solutions include general pest control, rodent, termite, bed bug, mosquito, wildlife management, and TAP insulation services, and more. Ehrlich is part of Rentokil, the world's largest pest control company. Rentokil and its companies, including Ehrlich Pest Control, Western Exterminator, and Presto-X Pest Control, provide commercial and residential pest control to customers in the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico.

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Mechanical and physical controls among the most fascinating in an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program. This arsenal involves numerous physical barriers, traps, nets, and other mechanical devices. In Grandpa Coffeys garden, where this author received her earliest garden training, physical removal included two hands and a jar of soapy water. Even a pesty kid can remove Japanese beetles from corn and drop them in a jar. More sophisticated techniques included pulling outermost leaves off a head of cabbage and laying them on the ground as a trap. The next morning, Grandpa Coffey would stomp on the leaves, crushing the snails and slugs he had lured underneath. The glimmer in his eye suggested pest control might even be a little bit fun.

Simple techniques like Grandpa Coffeys still apply in the home garden, but many more have been developed and are available through the garden catalogs readily available this time of year. This week, well take a look at five of the options available to home gardeners, adding a dash of perspective from the world of commercial producers.

Yellow sticky traps: Used to entangle small, flying insects, traditional sticky traps are plastic cards covered with UV-resistant glue, placed just above plant material. For actual control, sticky traps work for thrips, whitefly, and fungus gnats but are often recommended for aphids. While they will catch flying aphids, those with knowledge of aphid biology will use sticky traps as an indicator of presence rather than a management tool. Aphids typically have a winged generation only after a robust population of non-winged aphids has already built up. Winged aphids on a sticky trap means its time for close inspection of all the plants. Recently, die-cut, butterfly-shaped yellow sticky traps have emerged on the market costing $1.50 or more each. Similar results can be obtained with yellow plastic party plates and Vaseline.

Pheremone traps: Pheromones are species specific correct ID will be necessary to match the trap to the job. Insects controlled with pheremone traps include apple codling moth, a serious pest in the Pacific Northwest, and several species referred to as pantry moths. The pheromone traps lure males onto a sticky (hidden) surface, never to be seen again. Females are not attracted to the traps, but they also dont lay any fertilized eggs, since the males have all disappeared. While these traps are extremely effective, control doesnt happen overnight. Females and larvae may persist for some time, a pattern common to many IPM tactics. Success sometimes means having patience to allow less-toxic controls to run their course.

Dried blood: Typically sold under (more pleasant sounding) brand names as a natural repellent to use against rodents, deer and elk. Beef or pork blood is shaken on plants to discourage feeding. Product guidelines suggest the product may be good for anywhere from 1-3 months, depending on formulation. Precipitation impacts longevity in periods of heavy rain, effective time will be drastically reduced. Among the many other repellent products on the market is coyote urine, also creatively named. Many repellents work temporarily, but lose effectiveness as the pest animals acclimate. Rotation of different products can lengthen the effective period. In the case of deer, this control would be combined with a cultural one choosing deer-resistant plants. To maximize effectiveness, combine these with a high fence, a motion detecting light with siren, and a large dog that enjoys night patrols.

Floating row covers: Unlike row covers designed for cold protection, these covers are of lighter, water permeable fabric with good light penetration. Floating row covers are used on low-growing crops to create a barrier between plants and insects. Common uses are on cabbage, against cabbage butterflies, and on spinach and chard against spinach leafminers. Again, combine with another tactic in this case, rotation. Spinach leaf miners pupate in the ground over winter, dropping off the plants after feeding. If spinach is planted in the same place after an infestation, new adults emerging from the soil might get trapped under the row cover. On flowering crops like strawberries, row covers must be removed during bloom to enable pollinator access to the plants.

Bird netting: Another example of a physical barrier, netting in trees can prevent birds from tearing developing fruit from our trees. It takes careful application and removal to avoid tearing nets, and nets are not the best look for trees: this tactic is not everyones favorite. Keeping fruit trees small makes application of the nets, and other aspects of fruit tree management, far easier. In commercial production, numerous tactics have been attempted: air cannons, air dancers (like those on used car lots), reflective mylar streamers. The Western IPM center is currently conducting work on caged apple orchards: read more at https://bit.ly/2UacxEZ.

Nicole Sanchez is horticulture faculty at OSUs Klamath Basin Research and Extension Center. For more information on this or other gardening topics, contact Sanchez at 541-883-7131 or Nicole.sanchez@oregonstate.edu, or attend a Garden Gab session at Leap of Taste, fourth Friday of each month, 8:30 to 9:30 a.m.

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Abolishpestwildlifecontrol is an integrated pest control company that offers the best protection and maintenance solutions available today! We specialize in the fight against ants, spiders, cockroaches, rats, mice, wasps, bees, bed bugs, mosquitoes and much more.

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National Pest & Exterminating Supplies is a business unlike any other in the county. For the past two years Zisha Braun and his store have been Rocklands primary provider of pest control chemicals and one of the only services in the county that enables and encourages do it yourself extermination. In this whole area you wont find a place like this says Zisha, whose business has allowed hundreds of Rocklanders to save money on exterminators and still live pest free.

National Pest & Exterminating Supplies is a veritable warehouse of chemicals and traps designed to repel and eliminate every kind of vermin. The store is almost overflowing with supplies and Zisha prides himself on having an industrial grade inventory; he sells to both individuals and commercial clients and is always willing to consult his customers on their best course of action. Were here to help everybody.

Zisha a former school teacher, has made a study of his industry and his shop totally up to date with the newest trends in pest control. There is always room to grow explained the proprietor. His studious approach to the business means that Zisha is always able to provide valuable advice to his clients; he can help them identify exactly what kind of infestation their dealing with, advise them on how to properly combat it and most importantly, let them know when theyll need professional intervention.

Zisha and his staff are proud to provide a service that benefits their community and will happily spend as much time as needed to ensure their customers satisfaction. As he says were here to figure out what your problem is and provide you with exactly what you need, there is a lot of satisfaction in helping people.

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The growth of the rodenticides market is driven by a rapid increase in urbanization and industrialization, which create the need for pest and rodent control. Global warming and increase in temperature are the issues of concern since the warmer climate is one of the reasons for the increase in the rodent population in the urban areas, which, in turn, gears the market growth for rodenticides.

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The anticoagulants segment, by type, dominated the market with a larger share in 2018.On the basis of type, the rodenticides market is classified into non-anticoagulant rodenticides and anticoagulant rodenticides.The anticoagulants play a major role in the control of commensal rodents such as Norway rats, ship rats, and house mice.

About 95% of the chemical control of rodents in the US is done using anticoagulants.Depending on the intensity of the dosage and number of doses, they are further categorized into first-generation anticoagulants and second-generation anticoagulants.

The second-generation anticoagulants are more effective, as they provide results after a single dosage and does require second positioning of the product.

The pellets segment accounted for the largest share in 2018.Based on the mode of application, pellets are observed to hold a dominant share in the rodenticides market.Most of the companies offer rodenticide products in the pellet form, as they can be easily used with the coating of baits around them.

Pellets are one of the most cost-effective solid baits and can be kept in bait stations to protect them from the reach of the children when used in residential areas. Apart from pellets, fumigant, spray, and powder modes of application are also used according to the feasibility of the application area.

The urban centers segment, by end-use sector, holds the dominant market share in the rodenticides market.Based on end use, the urban centers segment, not only dominates the rodenticides market but also is projected to hold the largest market share between 2019 and 2025.Urban centers include both residential as well as commercial spaces.

The high pace of urbanization, along with the increasing living standards of the people, leads to intolerance of rodents. Moreover, the development of public hygiene programs in regions like the US and Paris with a larger population living in urban areas, support the growth of the rodenticides market in urban centers.

High growth is projected in the Asia Pacific rodenticides market.The Asia Pacific market is projected to be the fastest-growing market for the period considered for this study.The regions growing concentration of urban population poses a strong potential for rodenticide manufacturers and pest control service providers.

The effects of climate change, and in certain cases, the negligence toward sanitary conditions in urban slums have resulted in multiple disease outbreaks.Improvements in legislation and policies surrounding the requirement of rodent control have benefitted rodent control service providers in the Asia Pacific region.

To meet the increasing demand for food and to reduce the crop damage caused by rodents, the use of rodenticides has increased significantly in the region.

Break-up of Primaries: By Company Type: Tier 1 - 45%, Tier 2 - 30%, and Tier 3 - 25% By Designation: C-Level - 50%, D-Level - 20%, and Others* - 30% By Region: Asia Pacific 40%, Europe - 30%, North America - 15%, South America - 5%, and RoW** - 10%

*Others include sales managers, marketing managers, and product managers.**RoW includes South Africa, Tanzania, the Middle East, and other African countries.

Leading players profiled in this report:

Rodenticide Product Manufacturers: BASF SE (Germany) Bayer (Germany) Syngenta (Switzerland) UPL (India) Liphatech Inc. (US) JT Eaton (US) Neogen Corporation (US) Pelgar International (UK) Senestech Inc. (US) Bell Laboratories (US) Impex Europa (UK)

Rodenticide Service Providers: Rentokil Initial Plc (UK) Terminix (US) Ecolab (US) Anticimex (Sweden) Rollins (US) Truly Nolen (US) Abell Pest Control (Canada)

Research Coverage:The report segments the rodenticides market on the basis of type, mode of application, end-use sector, and region. In terms of insights, this report has focused on various levels of analysesthe competitive landscape, end-use analysis, and company profileswhich together comprise and discuss views on the emerging & high-growth segments of the global rodenticides market, the high-growth regions, countries, government initiatives, drivers, restraints, opportunities, and challenges.

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Abolishpestwildlifecontrol is an integrated pest control company that offers the best protection and maintenance solutions available today! We specialize in the fight against ants, spiders, cockroaches, rats, mice, wasps, bees, bed bugs, mosquitoes and much more.

We offer a service for all types of pests, including mosquitoes, ants, spiders, ticks, fleas, accidental invaders, rodents and insect pests, among others. We offer pest control and commercial pest control and we adapt them to better adapt to new needs.

The pest control service includes many types of insects, rodents and other wildlife. ABC can come to your home whenever you want, perform situation analysis and draw up an individual treatment plan to return to your home without parasites.

Ants are common in homes and gardens in the United States. Abc home and commercial will prepare an effective treatment plan and identify the types of ants that cause problems.

Bees and wasps make nests and nests near your home without you realizing it. Painful bites are dangerous for sensitive people who may be allergic. The commercial and commercial recommendation is that professionals choose the substance and carefully remove it to prevent them from shaking and leaving their nests. For bees, Abc home and commercials can refer to beekeepers in the area.

In Texas, there are many types of cockroaches that can invade your home or property. We recommend choosing and destroying them to end a number of highly invasive and hard-to-eliminate species.

Everyone can catch fleas outside and catch ticks. It is important that the professional analyzes the situation and develops a suitable treatment plan because some fleas and ticks are immune to certain types of treatments.

Spiders and scorpions in the San Antonio area can be irritating and sometimes dangerous. It would not be good to find scorpion bark, black widow spider or spider at home. Our certified professionals are trained to kill these spiders.

The climate in San Antonio is conducive to outdoor fun. But when a mosquito bites us, we receive a warning signal in the brain and we decide to act.

In San Antonio and the surrounding area, there are beautiful landscapes and green areas, which unfortunately contain a large variety of rodents and other wildlife that can enter our homes. Fortunately, you can get help with controlling rodents and animals with a call.

Commercial and commercial services are designed to rid your house of pests such as cockroaches, spiders, silverfish, wigs, ants, wasps, rodents and more. We take care of the house, the garage, and the patio and guarantee each of our services. If a problem occurs before the scheduled return date, please contact us and we will return immediately to address the area again.

We use pesticide treatments in all necessary places.

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