JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Turner Pest Control, an Anticimex company, has acquired Bingham's Professional Pest Management. Bingham is headquartered in St. Petersburg, Fla., and serves thousands of customers throughout the Tampa area. The acquisition continues the execution of the planned growth strategy of Turner Pest Control, one of the fastest-growing companies in the Florida-South Georgia region.
"Bingham's reputation as a customer-focused organization makes the company an exceptional addition to Turner," says Turner Pest Control President Bill Talon. "Our continual investment in our brand and our people is made possible by a culture of excellence, and Bingham's team reflects that same dedication to quality."
Bingham's Professional Pest Management is a family-owned and operated company that has provided expert pest control services in the St. Petersburg area for more than 50 years. The company provides residential and commercial pest control services, including mosquito and rodent control, and it specializes in termite and fumigation services.
According to Bingham's President Brian Hawkins, "The acquisition is good news for customers and for employees of both organizations. With Turner's place within the Anticimex family, everyone will enjoy the best and most advanced products, methods and services on the market. We look forward to combining our experienced teams and to the opportunities ahead."
For more information about Turner Pest Control and its comprehensive pest control services for homes and businesses, please visit www.turnerpest.com.
Rand Hollon of Preferred Business Brokers acted as the exclusive advisor to Bingham's Professional Pest Management in the transaction.
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