Acquisition of OHN Pest Management
Acquisition of an outstanding company with a loyal customer base. Ancaster, Ontario, January 1, 2018– PPC Services has come to an agreement with OHN Pest Management to purchase the assets of OHN while maintaining the excellent service that OHN’s customers have come to depend on. Our good friend Ole Neilsen, the dean of pest control in Southern Ontario, has decided to move on to the next phase of his life with his lovely wife Pat. To that end Ole will be staying with us for Read More +
Warranties And Why I’m Struggling With Them
Hello folks! It’s been a while since I’ve had an opportunity to speak to you. First off, may everyone have a great 2017! Now to the business at hand, and straight up it’s a topic that I have struggled with since I started this business. That is the warranty. Specifically, I’m speaking to bedbug and cockroach warranties. Why am I struggling, you may ask? It really boils down to this, that for all the wonderful customers that I have (of which I’m blessed by many Read More +
Pest Control Services Kitchener Waterloo Guelph – Can You Pest Proof Your Home?
One of the major problems that accompany moving to a new home in the GTA is checking and making sure that the house is free of any pests – rodents, cockroaches, ants, termites, flies, mosquitoes, ticks, fleas, mites, and other unwanted home invaders. But often, homeowners don’t discover these pests until they have all settled in and living in the house. If you are in a situation like this, what would you do? Often, people reach out to a pest control service provider in Toronto Read More +
Some Facts About Animal Control In Hamilton & Toronto
This blog post answers some of the questions about animal control in Hamilton, Toronto and the same would apply to animal control in Toronto and most areas of southern Ontario. Question #1 — Do you guarantee that you will capture the wild animal? Fact: When we set out traps for wild animals, they are exactly that — wild. What does this mean exactly? It means that wild animals come and go and we cannot guarantee that they are always going to hit a trap unless Read More +
