Heather Gooch

Clark Pest Control helps a California eatery overcome a severe German cockroach infestation.

Mark Lacey's career intertwined with so many in this industry - perhaps you knew him as a sales rep for Paragon or Liphatech, sat in on one of his seminars for the National Pest Management Association, read one of his many technical articles (or books), or retained him as a consultant. Whatever the...more >>

James Pest Management president Lanier James is Pest Management Professional's July Hometown Hero for not hesitating to help out a true national treasure: The U.S. Civil Rights Museum in Memphis.

A3 Superior Pest Control uses the Internet as a fly control business tool, as well as for other branding initiatives.

The newest Chicago landmark added to the city's famed skyline was little more than a glimmer in the eye of real-estate magnate Donald Trump when the Chicago Sun Times building was demolished to make way for the new project. The old seven-story newspaper building, overlooking the Chicago River,...more >>

It's been said that in the service business, your trucks are rolling billboards - they're often the first impression consumers receive of your company and its professionalism. The same goes for what's bouncing along behind your trucks, however, as you transport equipment from account to account....more >>

With fuel and fleet maintenance costs ever soaring for pest management professionals (PMPs), many firms are looking for alternatives to the gas guzzlers sitting in the parking lot. The dual bonus of cost savings and a smaller carbon footprint can't be ignored.

Pest Management Professional's December Hometown Heroes are being recognized for bringing renewed local interest in a gentleman's game, and helping put their community on the map for competitive golfers.

The southern sunshine isn't the only thing warming Florida's pest management professional industry these days - thanks to the warmth of two men's hearts adding an extra touch.

Carlsbad, Calif.-based Antbusters has built its reputation on servicing the hospitality industry, so it was little surprise to Owner Jim Shaver when a chief engineer at one of his hotel accounts took him aside to chat about a little problem."