Pest Control for Sterling, MA
The town of Sterling, Ma was incorporated in 1781 and is named after General “Lord Stirling” Alexander, who was a Scottish-American major general during the American Revolutionary War. It was previously known as the “the Second Parish of Lancaster” and often went by its Indian name, Chocksett. Now home to more than 7,000 people, it is known as a popular destination in the fall for the Sterling Fair, one of the last remaining agriculture fairs with free admission.
Ford’s Hometown Services (FHS), headquartered in nearby Worcester, has been serving the Sterling, MA community for more than 80 years. Sterling business owners and residents trust FHS for all their pest control needs, whether it’s a one-time pest issue or year-round protection. FHS is a family business known for our:
- Expert team: Our exterminators are highly trained Massachusetts state-licensed professionals who follow proven pest management principles and are environmentally conscious.
- Impressive credentials: In 2019, we became certified in Quality-Pro, a highly sought-after certification that is presented to only 3% of all pest control companies nationwide.
- Top-notch service: We treat you like friends and neighbors — because you are! Check out our hundreds of reviews on Google and see what we mean by the FHS difference.
At FHS, we’re dedicated to Sterling, MA and all of New England. We’re also dedicated to the pest control industry. So we founded the Central Massachusetts Pest Control Association, and we’re a member of the National Pest Control Association and the New England Pest Control Association.
Sterling, Mass residents, and businesses trust FHS to solve pest control problems. Call 800-649-9992 or get a quote today.
Pest Control
Tick & Mosquito
Lawn Care
Wildlife Removal
Termite Control
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Just one of the reasons we’re the most trusted pest control professionals in the area.
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