Frank's Pest Control & Wildlife Trapping, 401 Overla Blvd, Englewood, OH 45322, US

Based in Dayton and Springfield, Ohio, Pest Doctor Systems, Inc provides Commercial, Residential and Institutional Pest Management for thousands of customers. In addition we provide an exclusive service we have trademarked and is known as our "Alltra" program. Alltra provides elimination and prevention of over 40 different insects and rodent pests for homes as well as complete termite relief for all structures.Pest Doctor Systems, Inc provides scientific pest management throughout South Western and Central Ohio. PDS employs Twenty-Five licensed professionals working throughout all areas from Dayton to Toledo, To Cincinnati, To Columbus,. You'll see our brightly marked trucks throughout these markets.PDS was founded in 1936 in Springfield, Ohio as an ARAB franchise under the guidance of Bernie Berger, a noted entomologist from the University of Illinois. In 1950 the name was changed to Able Pest Doctors. By 1960 the company had grown to regional size. In 1980 Mr. Berger sold the company to his prot g Bob McGee. Since that time the company has provided thousands of satisfied customers with the Company's obsession to quality pest elimination and prevention. The use of ( IPM ) Integrated Pest Management principles has allowed PDS to focus on Pest Prevention instead of just pest control.This major change was introduced in 1993 and was the "Springboard" for Alltra Services and TermiPest Services. These exclusive concept programs provide environmentally sound pest prevention and elimination. Customer pleasing considerations and affordable rates are making Pest Doctor Systems, Inc the leader in pest management in the Ohio region. A-1/Able Pest Doctors is a member of the National, Ohio, and Kentucky Pest Management Associations. We are also members of numerous Chamber of Commerces, Building, Restaurant, and Hotel Associations, and Several Community Based Charities throughout our service area. A-1/Able Pest Doctors also has a great BBB rating.