Weeds Removal and Control in Hollister

Weeds, fungus and other issues can creep up on you. Weed damage can take a variety of forms ranging from cracked concrete to brown spots to withering leaves. Ravenous weeds take the majority of the nutrients and water, leaving your garden dry and hungry. Treat the problem to get it under control, then take preventative action; Killroy Pest Control will provide all the help you need.

Extremely damaging and expensive, weed and pest problems can be more than a nuisance. Damage to valuable trees and vegetation can take a destructive blow to property value, or quite literally burn the house down with increased fire hazards. Causing allergic reactions, weeds often create a health hazard. Health hazards create dangers to people and animals alike.

Killroy’s professionals are experts in the best methods to treat your bug problem. Killroy’s efficient remediation and prevention methods can take care of bugs, rodents, weeds or disease. Earth-friendly green options are offered by Killroy’s Sensitive Solutions division for those that want to stay natural in their Hollister pest control choices. On a singular or repetitive basis, elimination and prevention options are offered. A full assortment of treatment options will be chosen from for your particular problem and range from spraying, tenting, trapping and drill/plug methods. Killroy staff is trained to know the right option for your situation. Getting rid of the problem and keeping it from coming back is the goal.

Homes, schools and businesses have relied on us since 1956. The family-owned business boasts over 350 years of combines experience in its 26 employees. “Killroy was here” has become a reality for many area homes and businesses and has proven to be a memorable choice of name by founders Phil and Norma Olivarri. Upon the Olivarris’ retirement, the Merrills managed the company in the 80s and 90s. Lynn and Richard Schmidt have now taken the reins of the business, and the founding family is again in charge. Lynn is especially happy that her father Phil makes frequent visits to offer his advice.