Animal and Pest Control Experts since 1980

Thank you visiting the website of your local termite, animal, and pest control company.  We have been dedicated to providing REAL SOLUTIONS to homes, business, and communities since 1980.  Offering competitive pricing, rapid response, professional staff, licenses required by state and local authorities, insurances, and registered and certified by numerous 3rd parties.

Effectively we service: Forsyth: Cumming, Fulton: Alpharetta, Roswell, Atlanta, Gwinnett: Suwanee, Duluth, Hall: Gainesville, Dawson: Dawsonville, Lumpkin: Dahlonega
 

Going Green

Information About Pesticides
Why do we use pesticides?

Pesticides (the generic term for insecticides, herbicides and fungicides) control weeds, insect pests,  fungi and other plant diseases. The benefit of pesticides lies in their ability to manage pest problems that otherwise would grow out of control. Without pesticides, your health or the health of your family, pets and plants, or the quality of your home, lawn, school or business would be at risk.


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Did You Know?

Professional Women in Pest Management
The Professional Women in Pest Management (PWIPM), is pleased to announce the recipient of the 2008 PWIPM Scholarship is Julie Ramirez, Managing Partner of Forsyth Exterminating in Cumming, Georgia.  The PWIPM Scholarship is awarded annually to at least one female interested in advancing or securing a career in pest management.

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Pest of the Day

Eastern Subterranean Termites
370,00 homes will need the fire department this year. 2 million will require treatment for termites. The termites most likely to attack your home are subterranean termites, as this is the most commonly found termite in the state of Georgia. They are social insects that live in large, underground colonies with at least one queen, but often have sub-colonies with multiple queens

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