NEW YORK — The Island Now newspaper of New York, which has a circulation of 38,280 and a readership of 122,496 within its publications, recently held a ‘Best of the North Shore of 2015’ contest. This 1st annual contest handed out honors based on a process where polled readers cast thousands of votes for their favorite business, service, or venue of the North Shore.
“It is truly an honor to be recognized by our community for all the dedication, training, and hard work we have poured into our efforts to help keep our community pest free,” stated Parkway via their website after receiving the award for being voted the best pest service of the North Shore.
Parkway has been providing expert residential and commercial pest control to the Tri-State Area of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut for over 80 years. Their family owned and operated pest control company boasts that ‘you can trust them to resolve your pest problem, no matter how severe’. By looking at some of the actual reviews from their clients, they seem to be doing just that.
“Representative, Ruth, was so courteous and helpful on the phone. Your inspector, Habib, was super. He was polite, thorough, professional, and very informative. I chose your company based on reviews online and I would not hesitate to recommend you to others.”
“I have been a Parkway client since 1992.I write today because I have been pleased with the services that Parkway provides for years…”
One of the top 10 reasons listed to choose Parkway for your pest control is that all of their technicians are certified by the Department of Conservation and the Environmental Protection Agency of the Tri-State Area. Also, the owners are all college graduates from Purdue, Fordham, the University of Kentucky, and Iona College.
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