From Austin To Arizona, Bulwark Exterminating Sweeps Pest-problems in American Houses

Global warming has had its impacts not only on the weather around us; it also disturbed the life cycle of bugs, insects, rodents, and others. The changing patterns in the weather have affected the pest situation in America for years. It gave birth to a plethora of infestation problems for indoor places and created equal opportunities for pest-control businesses as well. With an increasing demand for bedbugs, ants, mosquitos, rats, and termites in seven out of ten households, the US's pest control industry continues to thrive.

Starting up a pest-extermination business may sound a convenient idea, but it requires strenuous efforts in reality. You have to consistently train professionals working for your company, and you as a stakeholder need to identify critical areas where infestation breakouts are at large. Even if you are not a starter, your business practices can still go under scrutiny by US health and safety laws.

Launching a pest-control business is one thing, but running it within safety protocols and retaining clients one after another is a different matter; it becomes an insurmountable task. Bulwark Exterminating is one of few successful companies which not only provided the solution to pest-problems, it did that by following health and safety codes while maintaining 97% customer satisfaction.

Bulwark Exterminating, founded on January 28, 1999, is a pest-management and extermination company. Three brothers (Aaron Seever, Adam Seever, Dan Seever) and their father, Bart Seever, established the company two decades ago. Bulwark Exterminating started as a pet-project of the Seever family in Austin, Texas. With more than 20 years of retaining customer satisfaction by sweeping pests from households, Bulwark Exterminating has become a big name in Southern America.          

Technology today is leaps and bounds ahead of what it was two decades ago. Still, this family business employs the best strategies, techniques, and equipment in their pest-control practices. Bulwark Exterminating ’s foundation in Austin was a stepping stone for a successful pest-control business in the region and beyond. The company targeted the growing demand to curb infestation issues ranging from simple house fly to deadly scorpion. Bulwark Exterminating entered into the pest-control industry with a vision to provide ‘one-stop-pest-problem-solution’ to bugs, insects, rodents, or predatory arachnids. The company’s motto, “We treat you like family” is indicative that they prioritize the health and safety of their customers above all. With this business inspiration, Bulwark Exterminating included every insectoid in their radar that could harm you, your family, and your property.

The Seever family business, after their success in Austin, expanded their network to Arizona. Continuing their existing resources and adapting to modern equipment of the early 2000s, Bulwark Exterminating championed pest-control services in the Arizona region. The company provided its services in the communities of Chandler, Gilbert, Tempe, Gold Canyon, Queen Creek, Chandler Heights, Apache Junction, and Sun Lakes.

Around this time, the company was open to offering services in exterminating 18 different types of bugs and insects for households of varying sizes. Their versatile pest-control plans included carpenter ants, little black ants, sugar ants, fire ants, ticks, fleas, crickets, mice, rats, silverfish, spiders, scorpions, flies, roaches, German roaches, black widow spiders, wasps, and termites.

Bulwark Exterminating not only became a company that treats pest-problems, but it got a household name whenever and wherever people in the region needed a professional pest control agency. Professional exterminators, competitive costs, quality, and efficient techniques were the trump cards that the company played well in Austin and Arizona.

In the next few years, the Bulwark Exterminating company's network grew further into 11 more states in the US. As of today, the company operates in Texas, Arizona, Washington, Utah, Nevada, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Indiana, Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina. The family-run business had successfully established a foothold in the pest-control industry and will continue to dominate the competition in the near future.