ECO PRO Pest & Turf Management

10/02/2025

04/21/2023

Spring has arrived! Call us today for a free inspection and estimate! 256-ECO-PROS
256-326-7767

08/20/2021

05/01/2021

Immediate position available
$13.00 - $17.00 per hour

Benefits: Paid time off
Supplemental Pay: Bonus pay, Commission pay

Job Type

Full-time

Job Description

Pest, Turf & Termite Tech (Huntsville)

Immediate route manager position available. Great pay! Must have excellent customer service skills, be self motivate and have a clean driving record. You will be subject to a back ground check. Experience is a plus but not required. Please reply with a resume and contact number. Thank You

04/05/2021

Spring has arrived! Call us today for a free inspection and estimate! 256-ECO-PROS
256-326-7767

04/24/2019

Are you ready for summer??
Get your free evaluation & estimate from our certified, licensed professionals at ECO PRO!
Don’t wast your valuable time and hard earned money with those store bought products. Call us today and let us put you on a path to a bug free, w**d free , hassle free summer! Call : 256-ECO-PROS

06/08/2017

Call us today to order your inspection!
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326-7767

11/15/2016

It's been 60 years, but Tropical bed bugs are on their way! Call us for a free consultation on preventing and treating these hard to eliminate pests! 256-ECO-PROS / 326-7767
https://weather.com/news/trending/video/florida-fears-bedbug-infestation?pl=pl-editor-picks

Tropical bedbugs invade Florida for the first time in 60 years. There are now fears of a widespread infestation.

08/23/2016

ARMYWORMS are here!

Call us today so you don't lose your lawn!
256-ECO-PROS
256-326-7767

This destructive garden pest gets its name because it travels in small insect armies and consumes just about everything in its path.

In their larval stage, army worms attack a variety of crops as well as grasses, sometime moving en masse to new areas in a way that brings to mind, as its name suggests, an army on the march. The assault is mostly aerial, with the gray moths usually arriving under cover of darkness to lay eggs. The biggest invasion of army worms usually occurs after a cool, wet spring.

Markings on newly hatched caterpillars are usually hard to distinguish, older larvae have distinctive stripes that run the entire length of the body. Fall armyworms (Spodoptera frugiperda) are brown with yellow stripes, beet armyworms (Spodoptera exigua) are green with light stripes. Adults are gray, mottled moths (1-1/2 inch wingspan) with a small white dot in the center of each forewing and dark margins on the hind wings.

The damage from grass-loving fall army worms includes reduction of grazeable pasture for feed animals and unsightly lawns for homeowners.

11/20/2014

Across the country, chilly temperatures and early snowstorms are forcing more than just people indoors. Rodents including mice, rats and squirrels are seeking food, water and shelter in homes. Unfortunately, more bad weather could be on the way as the Farmers' Almanac is forecasting a season of unusually cold and stormy weather. The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) encourages homeowners to take the necessary steps to protect themselves and their families from rodent infestations during colder months.

Store items in boxes and plastic sealed containers, rather than cardboard boxes
Keep food in airtight containers and dispose of garbage regularly.
Install screens over chimney vents and openings.

Seal cracks and holes on the outside of the home, including areas where utilities and pipes enter the home.

Replace loose mortar and weather stripping around basement foundation and windows.

Install gutters or diverts to channel water away from your home.

Store firewood at least 20 feet from the home and five feet off the ground.

Inspect wires, insulation and walls for any signs of gnaw marks.
If you find rodent f***s, hear sounds of scurrying in the walls or observe other signs of an infestation, contact a licensed pest professional.