Cypress Pest Control
Our Services
From seasonal pests to year-round invasions; Lloyd Pest Control has your Cypress home or business covered. You can trust us for top of the line pest control services in the following areas:
Our Coverage
Cypress California and pests just go hand in hand and we can definitely understand your frustration over your Cypress pest control issues. We offer our services all over Southern California including Fullerton, Fountain Valley and Dana Point pest control problems.
Here at Lloyd Pest Control we will take your seasonal ant control or even your year round termite control problems. We make sure our work is done right and thoroughly in order for your results to be immediate. And if you would like them to be permanent just sign up for our amazing monthly maintenance program.
Fix your Cypress pest control problem for good! Contact us today for a no obligation quote or to set up an inspection.
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"I use Lloyd Pest Control for both my home and business for about 15 years. The service is excellent, reliable, on time and friendly. Customer service is the best and I recommend Lloyd Pest Control to everyone!"
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