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TNT Exterminating Company has acquired Bainbridge-based SPS Pest Control, bringing a combined 100-plus years of experience to all your pest control needs. Specialized treatment and quality products are just a phone call away across Northeast Ohio.
SPS Pest Control has a strong history in the Greater Cleveland area, with its Power Spray service and green product offerings. Customers have long appreciated SPS Pest’s child and pet friendly products, its limited use of chemicals whenever possible and the option of quarterly service to control pests year round. Combined with TNT’s advanced technology in bed bug prevention, as well as its restaurant focused small fly program, this new partnership offers the full range of pest control services to residential and commercial customers throughout Northeast Ohio.
Customers who have used both SPS Pest Control and TNT Exterminating for home or business can continue to expect the very best in pest control services. One-time visits and year round contracts are competitively priced and offer the very latest methods for controlling pests at the time they are most likely to become a problem in your home or business. Call TNT Exterminating or SPS Pest Control today for details about packages that will keep your home or business pest free, and your family and pets safe and comfortable.
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