Atlanta, Ga.-based Arrow Exterminators has merged and acquired Brock 360 Pest Solutions. From its corporate headquarters, Brock 360 services customers in several high-growth markets in Florida.
In a news release, Emily Thomas Kendrick, chief executive officer of Arrow Exterminators, said, “With this merger, we are expanding our presence in the thriving Sarasota region and are excited to welcome the team members and customers of Brock 360 to the Arrow family. We look forward to the opportunities this merger will bring and the positive impact it will have on our customers, team members and the local communities in which we serve.”
Greg Brock, president of Brock 360, said, “After a lengthy search process, we are excited to be partnering with Arrow to take care of our valued customers and continue to provide them the same high level of service and commitment they have come to expect from us. All existing employees of Brock 360 will become integral members of the Arrow team.”
“Brock 360 has been a trusted name in pest control since its founding in 2009 by Greg Brock. Under his leadership, Brock 360 has grown into one of the premier independent pest control providers in the greater Sarasota area. This acquisition allows us to combine our strengths and resources to offer a wider range of solutions and services to our valued customers,” stated Tim Pollard, Arrow president and chief operating officer.
Rand Hollon of Preferred Business Brokers acted as the sole advisor to Brock 360 Pest Solutions.
About Arrow Exterminators
Family-owned and -operated since 1964, Atlanta, Ga.-based Arrow Exterminators is the largest family-owned pest and termite control company in the United States, ranked by revenue. Arrow has a modern fleet of more than 3,300 vehicles, 190 service centers and 3,500 team members. Featuring QualityPro accreditation by the National Pest Management Association, the company offers innovative and environmentally responsible services to protect homes and businesses of customers in Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia.
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