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Beucher & Son Termite and Pest Control Inc.
If you are looking for an honest, straight forward company that delivers a tremendous pest control service, you can stop looking!
At Beucher & Son, we pride ourselves with our "one on one" contact with our fantastic customers. We are a highly successful & motivated termite & pest control company that is locally owned and operated. We have been servicing residential, commercial and industrial properties in the Tampa Bay area since 1997.
The majority of our business is created mostly by word of mouth from our wonderful customer recommendations, which is in our humble opinion, the best form of advertising anywhere!
Our 16+ years of experience and continuing education and training have taught us to resolve pest problems efficiently, affordably and safely with 100% customer satisfaction.
We offer a great service at an affordable price. We always take pride in providing a friendly, top quality, professional pest control experience for our clientele. We distinguish ourselves from competitors by providing superior customer service. Absolutely no other company will do more for you!
Our services (one time, monthly, quarterly, annual or customized) include: Flies, Ticks, Fleas, Termites, Termite Inspections and WDO Reports, Pest Evaluation, Ants, Spiders, Beetles, Wasps, Cockroaches, Mice, Rats, Rodent Exclusions, Nuisance Animal Removal, Attic Decontamination, Bedbugs, Bee's, Millipedes/Centipedes. Earwigs, (and much more), are guaranteed to be prompt, professional and hassle free.
We are the ONLY pest company in the area that has a "Seniors in Need" program. This service provides FREE pest control to any senior who does not have the proper funds for a professional pest treatment. This is the "real deal" folks and no one does this but Beucher & Son!
I can promise this, "We will be the last pest control company that you ever need"!
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Monthly Archives: May 2010
Snails on Methamphetamine: Memories Formed by Snails Under Influence of Meth Are Harder to Forget
This article has nothing to with pest control but the title of the article intrigued me enough to read it as I hope it will for you. ~ Jim Beucher Crystal meth (methamphetamine) is a highly addictive drug that … Continue reading
How do bumblebees get predators to buzz off?
Bumblebees’ distinctive black and yellow “warning” colours may not be what protects them from flying predators researchers have found. Toxic or venomous animals, like bumblebees, are often brightly coloured to tell would-be predators to keep away. However scientists at Royal … Continue reading
Infections link to bees decline
A combination of fungi and viruses could be reponsible US researchers claim to have identified a new potential cause for Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) in honeybees. The disease is responsible for wiping out many beekeepers’ entire colonies over the past … Continue reading
Annual plague of car-coating insects descends on SWFL
FLORIDA: While we don’t see snow in South Florida, there’s a blizzard of another kind making an impact on windshields everywhere: Love Bugs. Sandy Benjamin stopped at the Florida Turnpike plaza in Port St. Lucie to take a picture. His … Continue reading
A Day Off!
Customer’s reset their appointment with us on occasions but there are those rare times, when all the planets are in alignment and appointments are reset by our customers on the same day…in a row. So being that I took off … Continue reading
Squirrel’s in the Attic
The squirrel can become a nuisance when it chews through the facia board or roof and gains access into your soffit and attic as this one did. If you think you have a squirrel in your attic, think again. You have … Continue reading
A Fun Day At The Skyway
We awoke today with one thing on our mind and that was to go the Skyway Bridge area and walk around the grass flats. My son and I have done this since he was in diapers and we still enjoy it … Continue reading
Speaking of Pets, Itch season begins
Our pets suffered a double whammy in the last few months. The extra cold spell this winter has led to even more blooms on the already prolific Florida foliage. More blooms means more pollen, and more pollen means more scratching … Continue reading
As Monarch Butterflies Journey North, Gardeners Can Help Protect Species, Researcher Says
It has been a hard winter for Monarch butterflies, according to Chip Taylor, director of Monarch Watch at the University of Kansas. Taylor said that low temperatures, storms and habitat destruction have all threatened the butterflies’ overwintering population in Mexico. … Continue reading