Brock Lawn & Pest Control

Learn what makes Formosan termites different, the warning signs to watch for, and when it is time to schedule a professional inspection. loom.ly/VAUd_aI

If rodents are already making themselves at home, call Brock Lawn & Pest Control to handle the problem the right way. 1-833-BROCKPEST

Myth: Rodents love cheese and it makes great bait. 🧀 Fact: Rodents actually prefer sugary foods like peanut butter. 🥜 That is why proper food storage and cleaning up crumbs and spills matters. Even small messes can attract unwanted guests.

At Brock Lawn & Pest Control, every home is different and so is our approach. We focus on custom solutions, attentive service, and protecting what matters most to our customers. Our family protecting yours since 1968. brockpest.com

Unpopular opinion: If you see one pest, there are probably more. Reality: Most pests are social and live in colonies or groups. Spotting one often means others are nearby and already active. Contact Brock Lawn & Pest Control to help protect your home.

We would like to recognize Brian Louderback for earning his Associate Certified Entomologist (ACE) certification. Congratulations, Brian, on this well earned accomplishment!

At Brock Lawn & Pest Control, effective does not mean harsh. We use eco friendly pest and lawn solutions and work closely with our customers to protect your home, your family, and your pets. Smart treatments. Thoughtful application. Results you can trust. brockpest.com

Yes, it is something to take seriously. Early detection can help prevent costly damage to your home. Contact Brock Lawn & Pest Control for a professional termite inspection and protection: loom.ly/n1uSU84

What are termite swarmers and should I worry? Termite swarmers are reproductive termites that leave an existing colony to start new ones. Seeing them indoors or finding small piles of shed wings often means termites are active nearby.

“Whatever your life’s work is, do it well.” Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Today we honor Dr. King’s legacy by committing ourselves to integrity, service, and excellence in the work we do each day.

Seeing flying insects or small piles of wings near windows or doors? Those are likely termite swarmers, and they are a sign of an active colony nearby. Swarmers leave the nest to start new colonies and quickly shed their wings once they land.

Outstanding service starts with great people. “Shawn Hurley did an outstanding job and I would definitely recommend him.” – Michael Allison Thank you for trusting Brock with your home.

For over five decades, Brock Lawn & Pest Control has proudly served our community with reliable pest and lawn care solutions. We care about protecting your home, your family, and the results we deliver. Our family protecting yours since 1968. brockpest.com

The best protection is early detection and professional termite control. If you suspect termites or want peace of mind, contact Brock Lawn & Pest Control to help protect your home: loom.ly/n1uSU84

✅ The Answer Yes. A single termite colony can contain hundreds of thousands of termites, all feeding nonstop on wood and structural materials. Over time, that damage can cost thousands of dollars in repairs, often before homeowners even realize termites are present.

Common Termite Question: “Can one termite colony really cause that much damage?”

New year, better lawn. 🌿 Start the year with simple resolutions that lead to a healthier, greener yard all season long. Our latest blog shares easy lawn care goals that make a big difference. Read more here: loom.ly/mEwWTQY

Looking for a fresh start this year? The new year is the perfect time to join a team that cares about its people and the work they do. Apply today and become part of the Brock family. Visit brockpest.com/join-the-famil… to learn more!

If you see flying termites or shed wings, contact Brock Lawn & Pest Control right away to help protect your home. brockpest.com/termite-info/

Did you know termites could fly? 👀 Those are not ants. They are Formosan termite swarmers, and seeing them often means a colony is nearby. Swarmers appear to start new colonies, and spotting them around your home is a sign it is time to act fast.