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The company has teamed up with the United States Chamber of Commerce to assist US veterans and spouses that are looking for new career opportunities in the field of Pest Control. A recent job-fair event was held in Plymouth Massachusetts and featured many local and national businesses. “This was our 2nd event within the last six months.” said an ‘Ultra Safe’ company spokesperson. “We really enjoy meeting the Veterans and hearing their stories.”

Bed bugs continue to be a big problem for many property managers, landlords and home owners in the Boston area. While the “bed bug boom” of recent times has leveled off a bit, the bloodsuckers are still a regular occurrence in many residential buildings and commercial properties.

Ultra Safe Pest & Wildlife Management has earned the service industry’s coveted Angie’s List Super Service Award, reflecting an exemplary year of service provided to members of the consumer review service in 2013. This marks the Company’s fourth straight year of winning the award.

Pest professionals at Boston based Ultra Safe Pest Management are taking the recent spike in rodent activity very seriously. "We are treating this like an urgent public health matter because it is". according to Ultra Safe Staff Entomologist Victor Palermo. "I'm not saying to push the panic button but we do need to become more aware of the situation and take the appropriate action".

August, 23rd – 29th 2013 Local Pest Management Professionals consider, August and September, two of the busiest months of the year. Vic Palermo, President and Staff Entomologist of Ultra Safe Pest Management, said “these two months create a kind of perfect storm for pest activity here in the Boston Area. You have a lot of people returning home from vacation and summer homes as well as the large influx of students. The movement of large numbers of people, combined with the arrival of autumn, can cause a significant increase in pest activity here in Boston”.

Pest Management in commercial office buildings, housing developments and condo associations has been evolving quite a bit these past few years. New technology and specialized equipment has taken commercial pest control to a new level.