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Hello Everyone!
We first want to thank everyone for their continued support and we look forward to helping you in the future.
Please contact the lovely ladies in our office if you have any questions.
Who are you doing business with?
Environmental Pest Control is and always has been a local family owned and operated company. We are thrilled to be celebrating our 30 year anniversary this year. We are second generation owned by Jeff Holmes and our office manager, Katelyn Holmes is third generation at EPC!
We feel doing business as a local company is an important quality as we are a part of the community professionally and personally and we are knowledgeable about the environment we live in. We continue to see local companies being bought out by large national companies who will keep doing work under the local company name leaving their customers unaware of who they are actually doing business with. We are proud to be going strong as a local company serving OUR community day in and day out.
Winter Is Approaching Here Are Some Tips To Help Keep Pests Out:
1) Keep All Firewood At Least 20 Feet From Your House. Ants & Mice Can Make Their Nests In Wood Piles & May Gain Access To Your Home.
2) Make Sure To Keep All Storage Areas Cleaned & Organized Well, Rodents Like To Hide in Clutter. Be Sure To Keep Storage Boxes Off Of the Floor.
3) Make Sure Vegetation Is 4'-6' Away From Structure. Make Sure to Keep Basements, Crawl Spaces & Attics Dry & Well Ventilated.
4) When You See Cracks Or Holes Outside Of Your Home Be Sure To Seal ThemTo Help Prevent Rodents Getting Inside. Also, Make Sure To Check Areas Where Pipes & Utilities Enter The Home. Keep In Mind A Mouse Can Fit Through a Hole Of About a Dime Size & a Rat About a Quarter Size.
- If You Do Suspect You Have An Infestation, We are Here To Help , Give Us a Call.
Here's a useful article by Greg Baumann about Carpenter Ants. This appeared in Pest Management Professional.
