TNT now offering Tick Box Technology
Ticks are a growing problem in our region’s backyards, putting more and more people at risk of contracting Lyme disease. TNT Exterminating is now offering tick control through the Tick Box Tick Control System, a proven system that controls ticks by treating the rodents they feed on.
Developed in cooperation with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Tick Box System can help reduce tick populations by more than 85%, protecting your pets and your family. TNT is the only authorized provider of Tick Box Tick Control Systems in the area.
Call today for details on how we can help you protect your pets from ticks and your family from Lyme disease.
Because we evaluate your needs and combine our treatment with the latest technology to arrive at the best solution for you.
TNT Exterminating was founded in 1936 and operated by the Portwood family until 1988 when Gerry and Janet Grace purchased the company. Their son, Mike Grace, purchased it in 1995 and continues with his family to this day. It was based in downtown Akron across from Luigi’s for 75 years. As the N. Main St. area developed and the company grew into the Cleveland and NEO markets, it was relocated to Macedonia. In the last 12 years Bed Bugs became a scourge in Ohio, and TNT led with Heat equipment and strategies for their control.
While always a commercial and residential service company, TNT grew under Mike’s leadership to one of Ohio’s top respected pest control companies. Mike has been a past president of The Ohio Pest Management Association, director and past chairmen of Ohio Professionals for Responsible Regulation, and he continues to be involved in local charities and groups.
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