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Unique Pest Control Company Offers Services Some Others Don’t Have
New Salon To Host Grand Opening
BY LEON B. CREWS Sentinel Staff Writer
When you mentioned pest control to most people, the first thing that comes to mind is problems with ro- dents, termites, or other bugs and critters.
However, when you men- tion pest control, and you mention A-Safe Care Pest Control, you’re talking about a unique company that not only offers pest control serv- ices, but weed control and lawn fertilization services as well.
Founded by Upton Nickle 9 years ago, A-Safe Care Pest Control services come with a degree of ex- pertise others don’t.
“I first worked with pesti- cides as a teenager, and I have a degree as an agricul- turalist.
“I did agricultural work initially and later got into pest control. Right now, I’m attending school for a Mas- ter’s degree in Environmen- tal Science. I am a certified pest control operator.”
Nickle hires a staff of
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three to work with him, and says they are a total service provider, both residential and commercial.
“The market is steadily growing in Florida, and I stay quite busy, even moreso during the summer.”
Nickles said his com- pany performs termite in- spections for real estate transactions, and they also do preconstruction inspec- tions.
“I do have plans to ex- pand in the near future by adding more trucks and staff.
“Because of my work his- tory doing food safety in- spections, I’ve also added that as a service we provide. We are big on going green and, we invite everyone to visit our website to see all of the services we offer.”
A-Safe Care Pest Control is located at 1117 Bloom Hill Avenue in Valrico, and they can be contacted at (813) 598-0181. You can also visit their website.
A-Safe Care Pest Control operates in Hillsborough, Pasco, Polk and Pinellas Counties.
BY LEON B. CREWS Sentinel Staff Writer
On Saturday, December 19th, Salon Trendsetta, 2001 East Hills- borough Avenue, will be hosting a grand opening.
The owner, Rochelle Flow- ers, said she stepped away from the business for a while, moved from her old salon, and now is starting over at a brand new loca- tion.
Ms. Flowers said she looked around, and her new location felt good to her.
“I felt I had something good to
bring to the area. We’re going to
have more than just salon services. We’re also going to have waist trainers, virgin human hair bundles, handbags, and plenty of acces- sories.”
Ms. Flowers said the shop is very elegant and has a friendly atmosphere.
“It’s important that my customers feel relaxed and welcome and I’ve spared no expense in trying to provide them with an elite and classy salon.”
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