Trevor Knox is the Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Terminix Service, Inc., one of the largest and most respected pest control companies in the Southeast. With nearly a decade of experience spanning field operations, branch management, and executive leadership, Trevor brings a deep, practical understanding of both the business and service sides of the industry. A “20 Under 40” honoree and active leader in professional development and community initiatives, Trevor’s insights reflect real-world expertise and strategic vision—making his perspective one worth listening to.
Rats and mice are common rodents that can cause problems for homeowners and businesses in and around South Carolina. They can damage property, contaminate food, spread diseases, and harm native wildlife. Terminix is here to help you prevent and control these pests, starting with answering your most-asked questions about rats and mice.
Mosquitoes are an unfortunate fixture of southern summers. Wherever you turn, the buzzing, biting blood-suckers seem to be there, ready to annoy and ruin otherwise pleasant afternoons.
When it comes to pests that send shivers down our spines, few creatures are as notorious as cockroaches and palmetto bugs. When you think of roaches, you definitely start to worry.
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As summer ramps up and the opportunities for enjoying the outdoors increase, it’s a good time to remember why mosquito control is so important.
For homeowners in the North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia area, the threat of termite damage is a top-of-mind concern. But should it be?
Summer is a great time to enjoy the outdoors with your furry friends. However, it’s also the time when mosquitoes are most active – flying around and causing chaos and frustration wherever they buzz. Mosquitoes can be a nuisance for pets and humans alike, but they can also pose serious risks to your overall home health.
They say April showers bring May flowers—but what about flying termites? Today, we’re taking a closer look at the relationship between termites and rainstorms.
As temperatures rise and humidity increases, homeowners in the Southeast need to be especially vigilant for insects attracted to moisture making their way inside.
There are many strange, silly superstitions out there when it comes to pest control. This month, we want to take a bit of a closer look at some of the kookier ones out there and see if there’s any truth to them.