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When members of industry fraternity Pi Chi Omega convened on Oct. 23, during the National Pest Management Association’s (NPMA’s) PestWorld...

Before buyers take a close look at your business, take steps to increase its value.

Stinkbugs, ladybugs, cluster flies and yellowjackets — along with bats, squirrels and other wildlife — are all still very active...

Read about how Kevin Lemasters' town council position helps him with customer service at EnviroPest.

About a year or so ago, Wayne Grush received an unusual call. The technical director of Winston-Salem, N.C.-based McNeely Pest...

This will be my last update as the outgoing president of the United Producers, Formulators and Distributors Association (UPFDA), but it’s...

Fall invaders can elevate beyond nuisance status, becoming a nuisance and contamination threat.

Q: A potential hotel customer wants to know whether my company will provide compensation when guests report a bed bug or...

Truly Nolen visited 16 hospitals and children centers in five states passing out pumpkins

Philip Smith, president of Compass Pest Management, Cornelia, Ga., launched his pest control company in 1995. Since then, Smith, whose...

Publisher’s Note: This series — “The Adventures of Crawley McPherson, Bug Man” — is a work of fiction. Crawley McPherson...

You know you have a funny quip for this Leo Michael panel. Why not share it with the industry? Send...

Gaining control over cockroach infestations is only part of the challenge for many pest management professionals (PMPs). Attracting customers can...

Learn how to attract and keep customers, and watch general pest management revenue grow.

Bed bugs are good for business, PMP’s 2018 Bed Bug Management Survey shows.