Honor Guard Becomes bedbugFREE Approved

LAWRENCEVILLE, N.J. - Bed Bug Central, announces Honor Guard as the newest member of the bedbugFREE family of approved companies

Honor Guard, located in Nashville, Tenn., utilizes a team approach for each and every bed bug service plan and their technicians undergo specialized training in order to ensure a bed bug free result. A high level manager oversees all bed bug accounts and maintains open communication with each customer served.

As a bedbugFREE company, Honor Guard Pest Management Services becomes part of the growing bedbugFREE network of pest management firms approved by Bedbugcentral.com. Created by Phil and Rick Cooper, president and vice president of Cooper Pest Solutions, bedbugcentral.com provides a wealth of resources and products for consumers around the country.

“We launched Bed Bug Central in April 2008 for consumers looking for products to assist in preventing bed bug infestations. What we did not expect as the remarkable number of requests for qualified pest management professionals in their marketplace,” said Phil Cooper. “The bedbugFREE program was created in response to consumers outside our service territory.”

bedbugFREE is a network of “like minded companies sharing the philosophies of Bed Bug Central”. All companies proceed through a rigorous screening process overseen by Rick Cooper. Approved companies are then listed as a bedbugFREE on Bed Bug Centrals’ Web site and in turn receive referrals as part of the bedbugFREE network. To date the approval process and all leads are at no charge from Bed Bug Central.

“When I first started to review the application for becoming a bedbugFREE company, I thought WOW, this is really involved”, said Gary Moore, vice president of Honor Guard. “However, it ultimately proved very helpful in analyzing our bed bug process. When we were not approved on our initial submission, the information and guidance we received was extremely valuable, especially in regards to control and elimination at the back end of our bed bug service program.”