Four Seasons Pest Control, Inc

03/25/2026

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03/11/2026

Don’t let termites eat at your home uninvited. Call for a free estimate.

01/02/2025

07/13/2023

Some days bring more challenges than others. Let us take care of challenges like this for you.

03/30/2021

It’s Termite swarm season.

How to Tell the Difference Between Flying Ants and Termites:It can be difficult to tell them apart, so we had pest control professionals from the North Carol...

03/26/2021

First graduating class of the Premier Technician Program includes two Four Seasons Pest Control employees. Christian Beane & Wesley McBride

This week we welcomed the first Premier Technician Program Graduates to NCPMA! Congratulations to the 8 professionals who have been working to complete this program, further their careers and increase their expertise of the industry. https://bit.ly/3rpQrex

The new Premier Technicians are:
• Christian Beane, Four Seasons Pest Control, Inc (Reidsville)
• Jason Choate, Pest Management Systems, Inc.(Greensboro)
• Jason Keough, City Wide Exterminating (Locust)
• Wes McBride, Four Seasons Pest Control, Inc (Danville, Va.)
• Russ Millhouse, Wheeler Exterminating (Kinston)
• Bobby Reynolds, Clint Miller Exterminating (Mount Pleasant)
• Ross Rhodes, Wheeler Exterminating (Kinston)
• Brandon Tilley, Go-Forth Pest Control (High Point)

03/17/2021

Some photos from yesterday. Working on a crawlspace drainage system before we install the liner and foam board insulation. More pictures to come.

04/17/2020

Have questions about identifying lone star ticks or curious about lone star tick bites and removal? See the PestWorld.org lone star tick Pest Guide now.

04/06/2020

Spring cleaning while your sheltered in? Some helpful advice.

Warm spring weather means that bugs and other pests come out of hibernation. Here's some helpful spring cleaning tips to keep your home pest-free.

03/05/2020

Working hard to Prevent pests.

07/25/2019

Check yourself and your children. Be cautious.

After an allergic reaction sent Dean Cecil to the ER in 2016, an allergist was able to diagnose him with an allergy to red meat caused by a tick bite.