Del Mar Pest Control
Services
For all seasonal pests to year-round invasions; Lloyd Pest Control has your Del Mar home or business covered. You can trust us for top of the line pest control services in the following areas:
Our Coverage
If you live in Del Mar, California, and are suffering from common household pests such as fleas, roaches, spiders, rats, mice, bees, wasps or any other pests, then you have come to the right place! We offer our services all over Southern California including Escondido, Encinitas and El Cajon pest control.
Here at Lloyd Pest Control it is our priority to get you the best Del Mar pest control! Our results are immediate almost 100% of the time and we stand by our word that we will have you out of the house no longer than 4 hours and not at all in some cases.
Pests are not your fault and should not be your problem. Contact us today for a no obligation quote or to set up an inspection.
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1.800.223.2847
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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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