OPC Pest Services

A successful Field Day in the books! At OPC, we believe investing in our people and creating opportunities to learn, connect, and grow together is what drives our success. A huge thank you to everyone who helped make our first annual Field Day so much fun! bit.ly/4isWAnX

How can warehouse managers improve sustainability while reducing pest risks? A few simple changes can help reduce conditions that attract pests like flies and rodents. Discover our 8 sustainability tips: bit.ly/3WeJx0G

We’re hiring Pest Control Technicians, Sales Professionals, Customer Service Representatives, and more! With paid training, growth opportunities, and a team that supports one another, your next career move starts here! Find open positions near you: bit.ly/4ilOvQu

That’s a wrap on Halloween!🎃 Our OPC teams made the most out of spooky season with team BBQs and plenty of fun out in the community. Now that spooky season is over, it’s time to tackle any leftover cobwebs and unwanted pests that might be lingering! bit.ly/3ND1RcQ

As temperatures drop, rodents and wildlife start searching for ways indoors. Our BARRIER+ helps close those gaps, and our year-round pest control plan helps protect against common household pests. Sign up for both and save $150*:*Terms Apply bit.ly/4kIDauK

Our team recently partnered up in giving back to The Urban Food Movement (TUFM), preparing 50 stuffed animals to be shared with families during the organization’s upcoming Breakfast with Santa event. Read on: bit.ly/4e4Miry

Where do bugs go in the winter?🥶 Some burrow and some will try to find shelter in your home. This process is called ‘overwintering’ and it’s how insects like stink bugs and boxelder bugs make it through the cold. Here’s all the ways pests survive winter: bit.ly/4fhykAt

It’s time to FALL BACK! ⏰ While you’re changing your clocks, take a few minutes to check your home for potential pest entry points, seal gaps around doors and windows, and clear leaves away from foundations. Learn other useful tips to prevent pests: bit.ly/3X0YrVU

What does a spider do on the computer? Web design, obviously … 🕷️🕸️ #HappyHalloween

🐁🧀 Rats and mice may be sneaky, but they’re not fooling us! From leftover crumbs in the kitchen to the open containers in the pantry, rodents are always searching for their next meal. Don’t let them make themselves at home – Get your quote: bit.ly/4cCOcOj

Some vampires don’t need a cape to keep you up at night!🧛‍♂️ bit.ly/3R3Vjpe

When you’ve got someone you trust taking care of your home, it makes all the difference! Thank you, Robert, for the kind words about Jason and his continued care over the years! Having rodent issues… or even just rodent concerns? Call OPC first: bit.ly/4cCOcOj

The only thing that should be creeping around your house is the Halloween décor.🎃 Our year-round home pest control plan protects your home from all the creepy crawlies, the slithering slithers, and the bugs with way too many legs. Save $75*: *Terms Apply bit.ly/4aFKSkK

Working in pest control is about a lot more than bugs. OPC is hiring for opportunities in sales, operations, and more offering competitive compensation and benefits to build a career along the way. Explore our open positions: bit.ly/4haWZuH

#RodentAwarenessWeek🐀: We know, we know… no one wants to think about winter yet. Unfortunately, rodents are already thinking about where they’ll stay to keep warm. Here are our 5 ways businesses can make their property less inviting to rats and mice: bit.ly/4feTX4U

#RodentAwarenessWeek🐀: Want to make your home harder for rodents to move in this fall? BARRIER+ targets common entry points around your home’s foundation to help reduce access for mice, rats, squirrels, and more. Learn more: bit.ly/4nkeadL

The circus is in town, but these tiny performers weren’t invited!🎪🤡 bit.ly/47gFzqR

#RodentAwarenessWeek🐀: Out of sight doesn’t mean out of trouble. Rodents can quietly chew through insulation, food packaging, and even electrical wires before you realize they’ve moved in. See what signs are giveaways to #rodent activity: bit.ly/3OWLQib

Here’s something to chew on for Rodent Awareness Week: a rat’s front teeth never stop growing. That constant need for gnawing can mean damage to cardboard, drywall, and even electrical wiring. 🐀 If you have been seeing rodent activity, contact OPC today: bit.ly/3GmPYDG