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Waynes Pest Control and Southland Pest Service Join Forces to Expand Service in the Florida Panhandle

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Waynes Pest Control and Southland Pest Service Join Forces to Expand Service in the Florida Panhandle

On May 8th, 2024, Waynes Pest Control proudly merged with Southland Pest Service to extend our footprint and service capabilities in the Florida Panhandle. This partnership marks an exciting step forward as we continue to deliver the exceptional customer support and high-quality pest control services youโ€™ve come to trust from Southland Pest Service.ย 

Through this merger, the existing Southland Pest Team, along with new team members who will join us as we grow, will ensure you continue to receive local, personalized service with even more options to meet your needs.ย 

About Waynes Pest Controlย 

Headquartered in Birmingham, AL, Waynes Pest Control has been a leader in pest management solutions for over 50 years. We specialize in pest, mosquito, lawn care, and termite services across Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, and the Florida Panhandle. With a rich history of delivering World Class Service, we are dedicated to protecting your home and property with effective and innovative solutions.ย 

The combined expertise and professionalism of Waynes and Southland Pest Service will allow us to provide even greater value and a broader range of services to our customers.ย 

A Word from Southland Pest Service Ownersย 

Jeff and Mary Rushing, Owners of Southland Pest Service, expressed their excitement about this new partnership:ย 

“Southland Pest Service is excited about joining with Waynes Pest Control, knowing this will improve our service for all our customers. With Waynes’ skills and dedication, we can offer the best pest control solutions around.”ย 

What This Means for Youย 

At Waynes, we are committed to honoring Southlandโ€™s legacy of trust and respect while enhancing your experience with expanded service offerings. We look forward to building upon their strong foundation and delivering on our promise of World Class Service โ€“ Every Time.ย 

To help make this transition seamless, weโ€™ve enclosed a reference sheet addressing common questions you may have about the merger. If you need more information or have any concerns, please donโ€™t hesitate to contact us at (850) 862-1544.ย 

Thank you for your continued support and trust. Weโ€™re excited about the future and look forward to serving you better than ever!ย 

Sincerely,
Shawn Hollis
President, Waynes Pest Controlย 

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