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Sigma Pest Control- What Risks Do Bats Pose to Virginia Homeowners?
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- Why You Should Have Quarterly Pest Control Services
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Author Archives: The Bug Doctor
Whistling passed the cemetery; episode 8
Each week, Jerry Schappert and Bryan Baird recap some of the most interesting posts from the Pest Cemetery Facebook Group. If you’re not a member, you can join here: PestCemetery.com
Retail Pesticide Products; Why It’s a “Non-Issue”
The following article is posted by permission by its writer, Paul Bello, a certified entomologist with decades of pest control knowledge in all aspects of the industry. This stream of consciousness came with a very active and comment laden thread … Continue reading
Whistling past the cemetery; episode 7
Each week, Jerry Schappert and Bryan Baird recap some of the most interesting posts from the Pest Cemetery Facebook Group. If you’re not a member, you can join here: PestCemetery.com 01/09/17
Our first $1 million + year….An Honest Journey…Are YOU READY?
Its official, just got the news a bit ago, we thought we were going to end up short by about $40k for 2016, but we actually went over the million mark by the same amount! Can you imagine what these … Continue reading
Whisitling past the cemetery; episode 6
12/26/16 To close out the year, the guys cover two posts from the Pest Cemetery Facebook Group. The first originated from Bob Keith. To fully understand his post you must know that our industry is of a friendly culture. … Continue reading
Chapter 3- A synopsis of my career & my commercial chronicles
There was one route in the branch that just EVERYBODY envied, coveted and would give their eye teeth to have…the commercial route. First off the truck was the coolest set up in our little fleet. Truck bed length fiberglass tool … Continue reading
Chapter 2; A synopsis of my pest control career
Well I titled this article “A synopsis to my pest control career” indicating it would be short… but then something went wrong. (my wife says I’m a talker-I guess that bleeds over into my writing) Ha!, well I guess it’s … Continue reading
Whistling past the cemetery; episode 5
Happy Holidays From Pest Cemetery! For this special episode of Whistling Past the Cemetery, Jerry shares insight on how Pest Cemetery grew into one of the most active pest control communities on the internet. Acting on advice from his son, … Continue reading
Whistling past the cemetery; episode 4
Each week, Jerry Schappert and Bryan Baird recap some of the most interesting posts from the Pest Cemetery Facebook Group. This post is a recap of the episodes released in December 2016. If you’re not a member of the Facebook … Continue reading
The Ambiguous Pesticide Label/ Lets Make Labels Great Again
If the label on a pesticide product is the law (and there is NO DISPUTE of this fact), or so we’re told. Then deviating from it should bring consequences should it not? I mean going 55 mph through a school … Continue reading
Whistling past the cemetery: Episode 3
For the last week of November, Jerry Schappert and Bryan Baird recapped three of the most interesting posts made on the Pest Cemetery Facebook Group. The first thread mentioned was Diana Dincoff Wallace’s thread about Pharaoh ants. She … Continue reading
PSA for pest techs; The making of a paycheck
The following is a posting from the closed Facebook group of pestcemetery.com. It is a stark look at the true cost of what goes into making sure the owners bank account actually has the money in it so your paycheck … Continue reading
