Pest Control in Port St. Lucie, Florida

Family Owned Pest Control Company

Reynolds Pest Management, Inc. provides pest control service to Florida homes. Our office in Port St. Lucie serves all of St. Lucie, Martin, and parts of Indian River, and Northern Palm Beach County. If you are looking for quality, affordable, guaranteed pest control, lawn care, termite control service you came to the right place.

We do not require a contract for pest control, or lawn care services and want to bring to you the knowledge that we will do what is best for your home or business when it comes to your pest control needs.

Here is a list of some of the services we offer:

Ant Control in Port St. Lucie Florida

Roach Control in Port St. Lucie, Florida

Termite Control in Port St. Lucie, Florida

Rodent Control in Port St. Lucie, Florida

Port Saint Lucie Lawn and Shrub Care

Click Here or Call Us Today at (772) 337-2131 Today for a free, no obligation quote today!

1572 Southeast South Niemeyer Circle, Port St. Lucie, FL, 34952

 About Brian Reynolds  

Snail and Slugs in Florida

Snails and slugs pose a serious pest control  problem in Florida. There are 100  native species found in Florida, there are 40 exotic species in Florida that were brought in as pets and released, or other forms of commerce. Giant African Land Snails are known to consume over 500 different species of plants including: papaya, melons, cucumbers, peas, strawberries, citrus, tomatoes, or beans. Read more about Snails and Slugs at the following link:

Snail and Slugs Identification and Control

Giant African Snail--Photo Credit: West Virginia Department of Agriculture

Follow this link to find out more about Snail-Slugs Pests and Outdoor Pest Control or, Contact Us Directly at 772-334-7007 for a Free Snail | Slug Pest Control Evaluation Today!

 About Brian Reynolds  

Phone #’s:Main: 772-334-7007

Port Saint Lucie, Florida: 772-337-2131, or 772-464-4707

Stuart, Palm City, Jensen Beach: 772-283-8986, or 772-546-9999

Jupiter/Tequesta/Palm Beach: 561-746-7969

Indian River: 772-778-5507

Visit our Website: http://www.reynoldspest.com

Ornamental Pest Control for Insects in Florida

Ornamental Pest Control for Whiteflies and Other Plant Pests

Whiteflies-Ornamental Plant Pests

Pests of ornamental plants and shrubs can wreak havoc in your yard and may cost you a lot of money to replace. Close inspection, proper planting, and fertilization along with occasional pest control treatment will keep your shrubs healthy.

Follow this link to find out more about Ornamental Pests and Outdoor Pest Control or, Contact Us Directly at 772-334-7007 for a Free Shrubs | Ornamental Pest Control Evaluation Today!


About Brian Reynolds 


Phone #’s:Main: 772-334-7007

Port Saint Lucie, Florida: 772-337-2131, or 772-464-4707

Stuart, Palm City, Jensen Beach: 772-283-8986, or 772-546-9999

Jupiter/Tequesta/Palm Beach: 561-746-7969

Indian River: 772-778-5507

Visit our Website:http://www.reynoldspest.com


Brian Reynolds Author Page

Ornamental Pests and Disease Control

Pests of ornamental plants and shrubs can devastate your beautiful investment. Find out how to control pests that are in your shrubs and ornamental plants. Please select the following link:

Shrubs/Ornamental Pests and Disease Control in South Florida

Thank you,
Brian Reynolds
Reynolds Pest Management, Inc.
772-334-7007
www.ReynoldsPest.com

Outdoor Pest Control in Florida

Outdoor Pest Control is an important service to have at some point for Florida residents. Please follow the following link to find out more; http://www.reynoldspest.com/reynoldsblog/2011/07/outdoor-pest-control-to-homes-lawns-shrubs-pest-control-florida/



Thank you,
Brian Reynolds
Reynolds Pest Management, Inc.
772-334-7007

Pest Management Industry Fact Sheet Has New Updates

NPMA's Pest Management Industry Fact Sheet was updated on May 18, 2011 with the 2010 industry demographic numbers provided by Gary Curl. This is useful information for PCOs to have when discussing the importance of the pest management industry and why you should hire a professional.

Pest Management Industry Fact Sheet

Why the urban environmental pest management industry is important:

• Pests destroy homes and buildings and their contents; termites alone cause over $5 billion in damage annually.

• Pests can transmit disease-causing organisms including West Nile Virus, Lyme Disease, malaria, plague, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, hantavavirus, and encephalitis.

• Insect stings force half-a-million people to the emergency room every year.

• Rodents consume or contaminate about 20 percent of the world's food supply.  They carry fleas and ticks that potentially carry diseases.  Rodents have also been implicated in fires across the country by chewing wires and spilling flammables.

• Bed bugs have made a resurgence in the United States. While no one is sure of the exact reason, experts suggest it may be due to more targeted treatment practices and increased international travel.

Most people tend to think of pest management in terms of residential problems (ants, rodents, cockroaches, termites, fleas, etc.).  The importance of the industry to the nation as a whole is much broader including food and health protection:
           

• Public health officials attribute the quality of life we have today to three things: better pharmaceuticals and vaccines, better sanitation and better pest control.

• Rats bite more than 45,000 people each year.  Rats can cause fires by chewing wires and transmit disease organisms such as rat bite fever, salmonella, trichinosis, murine typhus, the plague, and leptospirosis.

• According to the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology, more than two million Americans are allergic to stinging insects, more than 500,000 enter hospital emergency rooms every year suffering from insect stings, and between 40-150 people a year die as a result of these stings.

• Without pest management practices, pests could destroy more than 50 percent of our food crops.  Only 11 percent of the average U.S. disposable income is spent on food compared to 19.9 percent in Japan and 52.6 percent in China.

• In a recent consumer survey, 93 percent of people expressed concern over finding insects within their home.  According to a survey cited by the Army Community Service, insects and bugs rank as the public's third most common fear, behind public speaking and heights.

• Seven to eight percent of the general population is allergic to cockroaches.  Studies of inner city children in Atlanta with chronic wheezing and runny noses revealed that 44 percent of them were allergic to cockroaches.  Recent surveys have determined that cockroach allergens are the number three contributors to children's asthma.

• Cockroach suppression and eradication is vital to health care facilities, homes, and sites where food is prepared or served.  Cockroaches contaminate food and spread filth by walking through contaminated areas.  They commonly carry staphylococci, streptococcus, coli-form, molds, salmonella, yeasts, and clostridia.

• Innovations in pest management parallel an increase in life expectancy.  A child born in 1900 had a life expectancy of just 49 years while a child born in 2010 had a life expectancy of 78 years.

• In a consumer survey, renters and homeowners were asked about the problems they've had with their homes or apartments.  The number one problem they cited was insects.  In fact, nearly half (45 percent) of the complaints dealt with insects or rodents in the home.

• It would be difficult to find any segment of the food industry that could comply with federal sanitation and health regulations without an adequate pest management program.

Reprinted from:  http://www.npmapestworld.org/

Traffic Deaths Caused in Miami by Rats

A person was killed and five others injured after a rat caused a car crash in Miami on May 5th.   The bizarre incident happened just after midnight in the area of North Miami Avenue and 29th Street when the rat caused an explosion that knocked out street lights at the intersection.

"Believe it or not, a rat was at the top of one of the light poles...and chewed through one of the fusible links at the top of the pole, this caused the street lights to go out," said Capt. Joseph Zahralban, with the City of Miami Fire Rescue. One person died at the scene. Five others were rushed to nearby hospitals. They are in stable to serious condition, Zahralban said.



For rodent control at your home or business contact Reynolds Pest Management Today!


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Reprinted from http://www.flpma.org/flash/FPMA_Newsletter_5%203%20%2011.htm