Servall Termite & Pest Control offers Pest Control, Termite Treatment, Home Repair, Fungus Treatment, and Seamless Gutter Installation with SIX locations!
Murray, Kentucky
Joined June 2011
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In business since 1963 with over 200 trained technicians to better serve you! We are the largest independent Pest and Termite Company in Kentucky! #pests
Christmas is about spending time with family and friends. It’s about creating happy memories that will last a lifetime. Merry Christmas to you and your family! #christmas
Fleas are parasites that feed on the blood of any warm-blooded body. Cat fleas are the most common domestic flea, but dog fleas, human fleas and oriental rat fleas can also be found. Fleas do not fly. Instead, they use their powerful legs to jump onto a passing host. #facts
House mice breed rapidly and can adapt quickly to changing conditions. In fact, a female house mouse can give birth to a half dozen babies every three weeks and can produce up to 35 young per year. #facts
We are not only a full service pest management company that eliminates your everyday pesky insects, we also work “outside the box” by providing home/business care solutions that repair, prevent, and preserve the integrity and value of your home. #service
"I signed up for Bi-Monthly Service at Servall, it is so convenient since I have such a hectic schedule." Lacey, Reidland #testimonial
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11% of women homeowners believe bed bugs are a threat to their families' health.
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You aren’t the only one getting chilly as temperatures drop. Here’s how you can keep Asian beetles and boxelder bugs from invading your home. hubs.ly/H0fcrlt0
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Bed bugs are so tiny that they could be hiding anywhere you go when you're out in public. Find out how you can protect yourself from these pests while you're out and about, so you won't bring them home. #Stern ow.ly/1Mrd30mK7L2
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In 2000, 59.4% of surveyed pest professionals received no bed bug calls. In 2004, 67.1% reported receiving bed bug calls. That's a 63.6% increase!