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As a Certified Entomologist, Co-Owner and Founder, Pete Ferguson has 18 years of direct industry experience. Couple that with his intuitive mindset and a scientific understanding of the diverse culprits that tend to invade our homes and businesses, and you have effective Pest MANAGEMENT, the ultimate goal.
“Pest Control” is actually a multifaceted business, perhaps more so than one might think. For good reason, Goodfella's company name is Goodfella's Pest MANAGEMENT ! There seems to be an overriding thought in the public mind, that Pest Control is principally killing invasive pests, and on rare occasions, removing some wayward creature to be released somewhere far from home. The key word for Goodfella's, is the word MANAGEMENT, a far more inclusive term.
Logically, it's better to stop insects and other critters from getting into your home or business, than to have to root them out after they've moved in. With a proper Management program, which may include lawn treatment, weed control, termite service, dry-wood rot, and safely eliminating insect access to your home, we can manage any pest issues, even birds, bats, raccoons, possums and armadillos.
Residential and commercial Pest Management are Pete's main customer base and kitchens are his specialty. Pests know where to find food in your home, making kitchens extremely vulnerable – and sensitive to harsh treatment.
Pete has been awarded the ServSafe Food Protection Manager Certification by the National Restaurant Association and he was named a Certified Food Safety Manager by the National Registry of Food Safety Professionals. And of course, Pete is Goodfella's Pest Management's Certified Pest Control Operator.
“Pest Control” is actually a multifaceted business, perhaps more so than one might think. For good reason, Goodfella's company name is Goodfella's Pest MANAGEMENT ! There seems to be an overriding thought in the public mind, that Pest Control is principally killing invasive pests, and on rare occasions, removing some wayward creature to be released somewhere far from home. The key word for Goodfella's, is the word MANAGEMENT, a far more inclusive term.
Logically, it's better to stop insects and other critters from getting into your home or business, than to have to root them out after they've moved in. With a proper Management program, which may include lawn treatment, weed control, termite service, dry-wood rot, and safely eliminating insect access to your home, we can manage any pest issues, even birds, bats, raccoons, possums and armadillos.
Residential and commercial Pest Management are Pete's main customer base and kitchens are his specialty. Pests know where to find food in your home, making kitchens extremely vulnerable – and sensitive to harsh treatment.
Pete has been awarded the ServSafe Food Protection Manager Certification by the National Restaurant Association and he was named a Certified Food Safety Manager by the National Registry of Food Safety Professionals. And of course, Pete is Goodfella's Pest Management's Certified Pest Control Operator.
Doc. Nuzum
is a Board Certified Doctor of Natural Medicine, Osteopath, Medical Acupuncturist and Nutritional Supplement formulator with a passion to help others find their "Vitality for Life."
Tylene Loomer
- OneBode Co-founder; has trained 1,000's of Doctors & professional athletes on nutrition; Health Advocate, 18 Years in Holistic Health.
Terry Cralle, RN, MS, CPHQ, is a certified clinical sleep educator based in Washington, DC. She is the coauthor of Snoozby and the Great Big Bedtime Battle
, the first nonfiction book directly messaging the benefits of sufficient sleep to young children, and Sleeping Your Way to the Top
, the ultimate guide to success through sufficient sleep. Terry is a highly sought-after national consultant and speaker on the subject of sleep health and wellness for schools, corporations, hospitals, and community organizations, as well as for the hospitality, travel, and bedding industries.
