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About Aim Pest Control
Gladly serving all of Central and South Florida
AIM Pest Control is a family owned and operated termite and pest control company with more than 30 years of experience and commitment to the pest control industry, specifically in the fields of general household pests, rodents, fumigation and other termite and wood destroying organisms. Our office is based in the Tampa Bay area serving all of central and southern Florida. We provide prompt, effective service to residential and commercial customers. Both our reputation and customer satisfaction are of the highest importance to us. It is our AIM to quickly and efficiently resolve the pest control needs of our customers.
Testimonials
The owner and his workers were very professional, courteous and proficient. All my questions were answered to my satisfaction. I needed the work done quickly as I had another project in process at the time and they were more than willing to accommodate my time requirements. I would definitely recommend this company to anyone and everyone.
Cynthia
Our Fumigation Services
Tent Fumigation Process
AIM Pest Control’s licensed tent fumigators follow a strict process to ensure the complete removal of drywood termites, the effective aeration of our customers’ homes and the safety of our community.
Our customers know their properties are in good hands because we thoroughly screen all our fumigators and crew members. In addition, we bond all our fumigators and crew members.
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Cover Home
Post Permit
Release Agents
Lock Door
Post Signs
Keep Keys
Fumigating
Aeriate and Certify
Drywood Termites: Drywood Termites get their name from the fact that they live in dry wood. There are hundreds of species of Drywood Termites. The United States only have a few. There are the Powderpost termites or more commonly known as "furniture termites". The typical colony of Drywood Termites is relatively small compared to the subterranean termites. There can be multiple colonies in the same house. Unlike the subterranean termites where the colonies live in tubes and huts Drywood Termites live in the wood and tunnel along the grain of the wood. The best way to find these types of termites is to look for their fecal pellets or the fine powdered wood they leave behind.
