Best Garland Pest Control Announces New Merger Deal

Sep 8, 2020

September 08, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Best Garland Pest Control just announced that they will be merging with another local pest control company. The smaller pest control company is deciding to stay anonymous for right now but will be revealed after the merger agreement is signed. The merger states that Best Garland Pest Control will receive new pest control equipment and a new employee.

The pest control equipment will allow the company to get rid of any pest infestation in the area in the most efficient way possible. The new employee will allow the company to help more people with pest concerns that ever before

They have been providing the best pest control services to Dallas County for over ten years. The company is always looking for ways to improve their business in order to help as many people as possible in the best way possible. Best Garland Pest Control just released they have noticed an increase in pest infestations in the area. This has caused the company to be extremely busy with new infestation phone calls. The company says the merger will help their team of exterminators better take care of the residents in Best Garland, Texas.

Best Garland Pest Control offers three types of services. Their custom treatments are built specifically for each individual pest. No treatments are identical to each other. The company says this means each pest is taken care of in the most efficient and effective way possible without hurting the wallet.

They also offer routine checkups which are great because they help prevent pest problems before they even happen. The exterminators investigate the target property for any points at which the pests might be using as an entrance. The will then seal up the uncovered holes and then will take preventative steps to make sure pests never invade the property in the future. Finally, their emergency services are great for when people are faced with a dangerous pest or animal problem. The exterminators will take care of dangerous pests and animals in the safest way possible for everyone.

A representative of the company recently explained, “If you think you have a pest problem in your home or business, don’t wait to contact a professional. We can help you take care of any pest problem and answer any questions you might have.” Their hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Saturdays. If local residents want to contact them they can do so by phone or go to their website at http://bestgarlandpestcontrol.com/. They would be happy to help with any concerns people might have about pests in the area.

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For more information about Best Garland Pest Control, contact the company here:

Best Garland Pest Control
Best Garland Pest Control
(972) 479-5710
1102 High Mesa Drive
Garland, TX 75041

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