70 years of success

Tsi Celebrates 70 Years Of Success

Written By: Trevor Knox
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Scott Fortson speaks exclusively with Pest Management Professional Magazine about being Terminix’s franchise growth leader in Georgia and the Carolinas

Terminix Service Inc. (TSI) was started in 1927 as a franchise of what’s today known as Terminix International, Memphis, Tenn. But when termite control pioneer Thomas P. Knox purchased the franchise in 1947 with his three adult children — Judy Knox Fortson, T.P. Knox Jr. and Marion Knox Sr. — little did they know that it was the beginning of a seven-decade dynasty. Today, TSI is considered to be the largest franchise of the Terminix International franchise system.

Read TSI celebrates 70 years of success.

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Written By Trevor Knox

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.

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Written By Trevor Knox

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.

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