A.M. Lewis Pest & Weed Solutions

04/24/2026

South Carolina residents are being urged to stay alert for invasive yellow-legged hornets and report suspected sightings after the first confirmed nest was found outside the Lowcountry.

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04/19/2026

No-see-ums are brutal right now. If you’re getting eaten up, we’ve got you covered. Just call or text.

Pest & w**d control for homeowners & businesses throughout the Lowcountry. LICENSED & INSURED.

03/12/2026

Anyone else already getting eaten alive outside? 🦟

Spring is almost here… and the biting bugs know it. Mosquitoes, no-see-ums, and wasps are waking up. Once the weather stays warm for a few days, their numbers explode.

Get ahead of them now. Early season treatment makes all the difference.

Call or message A.M. Lewis Pest & W**d Solutions to schedule your spring treatment. (843) 742-0353

02/17/2026

12/05/2025

We created something new for the holidays, because pests stick around for southern winters.

🌲 Our Holiday Fresh Pine Treatment knocks out lingering ants, spiders, fleas, ticks, and other cold-weather pests — while making your yard smell like a fresh-cut Christmas tree.

✨ Perfect for kids, pets, and holiday guests.

📞 Call or Text to schedule: (843) 742-0353

11/27/2025

This season, we’re grateful for the chance to give back to the community we call home.

08/30/2025

🔥🏈 It’s Game Day + Labor Day Weekend!

Don’t let pests crash your cookout — call A.M. Lewis Pest & W**d Solutions and keep your home, yard, and BBQ bug-free. 🐜🚫

📞 (843) 742-0353

08/29/2025

🪳🐭 Late summer is peak season for roaches and rodents.

Now’s the time to audit your pest control plan before small issues turn into costly problems.

👉 Protect your home or building. Protect your people.

08/20/2025

🦆 The duck is mysterious.
🐜 Your pest problems shouldn’t be.





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08/09/2025

Rabies in South CarolinaRabies is a virus (Lyssavirus) that can be transmitted when saliva or neural tissue of an infected animal is introduced into the body of a healthy person or animal. It infects cells in the central nervous system, causing disease in the brain and, ultimately, death.