Carlsbad Pest Control
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For any seasonal pests or year-round invasions; Lloyd Pest Control has your Carlsbad home or business covered. You can trust us for the best pest control services in the following:
Our Coverage
Are you in need of some Carlsbad pest control? We do it all at Lloyd Pest Control! We offer our services all over Southern California including Coronado, Del Mar and Chula Vista pest control.
At Lloyd Pest control complete pest elimination is our top priority. From fleas, roaches, spiders, rats, mice, bed bugs, wasps and more, we want to make sure you sleep soundly knowing we have gotten the job done. And time out of the house is at a very minimum if any at all depending on the job needed. Plus your results should be almost immediate in most cases!
So, let Lloyd help you out with your Carlsbad pest control. 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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