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Crawley McPherson is a fictional pest management service technician for Peace-of-Mind Pest Services.

These pest management professionals share their experiences and some best tips for treating severe bed bug infestations.

Ants, cockroaches, rodents, bed bugs and termites. Chances are you are well-trained to control these pests, which probably make up...

Read about the turning point of our bed bug coverage as a formidable market segment.

Here are some suggestions for good ways to ensure bed bugs don't hitchhike home with your technicians.

PMPs are using drones to control pest birds and survey properties. Will drone-delivered pesticide strikes around structures be next?

Here's what happened on day 1 of Scherzinger Pest Control hosting the Sentricon Deader Than Dead Tour.

Ray Johnson explains his research for the ideal service vehicle and decision-making process for updating the Johnson Pest Control fleet.

This question-and-answer features Deni Naumann, president of Copesan Services since 2006, and Kelly Kambs, who was named president of Terminix...

Conflict will happen in the workplace, and it will likely have a negative effect on everyone in the company. No...

About two decades ago, bed bugs went from being a rare sighting and a storied pest old-timer technicians would talk...

Two years ago, the National Pest Management Association (NPMA) created a roadmap for its future. Its goals include: 1. Focusing on...

Our May issue highlights the U.S. Forest Service’s latest report on termiticides. You can read the coverage here, but as promised...

A study from the University of Florida found that using insect growth regulators is a good way for PMPs to...

The U.S. Forest Service testing program has provided standardized test data on soil-applied termiticides for eight decades — and counting.