August 8, 2024 • 15 mins
What does it take to master pest control and run a successful family business? Meet Bradley Templeton from Beaumont Pest Control, who takes us through his fascinating journey from Lafayette, Georgia, to becoming a pivotal part of his family’s pest control enterprise. With an impressive educational background in entomology and integrated pest management, Bradley dives into the nitty-gritty of pest control, discussing everything from general pest control and termite inspections to tackling rodent infestations. Bradley’s wealth of expertise underscores the importance of continuous learning and specialization in making homes and businesses pest-free across a broad region, from Somerville, Georgia, to Decatur, Tennessee.
Supporting local businesses not only boosts the community but also ensures personalized and reliable service. Bradley shares the significance of choosing locally owned and operated companies like Beaumont Pest Control in the Greater Chattanooga areas. This episode highlights the essential services provided by Beaumont and emphasizes the benefits of opting for trusted local providers. Whether you're a homeowner, realtor, or business owner, tune in to discover invaluable insights on effective pest management and the critical role of local businesses in maintaining a thriving community.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
This is the Good Neighbor Podcast, the place
where local businesses andneighbors come together.
Here's your host, Scott Howell.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
Hello good neighbors, and welcome to the Good
Neighbor Podcast brought to youby the Friends and Neighbors
Group of Cleveland and theGreater Chattanooga Area.
My name is Scott Howell, ofcourse, and I'm your host and
for you first-time listeners.
The purpose of the GoodNeighbor podcast is to bring
awareness to the residents ofour communities regarding the
locally owned and or operatedbusinesses in Cleveland,
(00:34):
chattanooga and the surroundingareas.
Small local businesses are thebackbone of our communities and
they need our support.
Join me today as our Goodneighbor, bradley Templeton with
Beaumont Pest Control.
Welcome, bradley.
Thank you for being our specialguest today on the Good
Neighbor podcast.
Speaker 3 (00:51):
Hey, I'm glad to be here.
It's pretty good.
Speaker 2 (00:57):
Absolutely.
Thank you very much, Bradley.
I appreciate that.
Good shout out they say for usthere.
You know we're going to talkabout the business, about
Beaumont, Pest Control and allthe things y'all offer there,
but before we do, would you liketo share with us a little bit
about yourself or your family oranything, just for the public?
Speaker 3 (01:18):
Well, sure, I come from a small town of Lafayette,
georgia.
I've been pretty much raisedhere and our family's been here
for quite a while.
I have a lot of family aroundthis area, matter of fact, and a
lot of locals know me and stuff, so it's been pretty good yeah.
Speaker 2 (01:45):
And for those who don't know, bradley is actually
the son of the owner of mrrobert templin and, uh, he's
doing the podcast with us today.
So your dad must have some goodfaith in you to depend on to be
the representative for thebusiness today, bradley.
So congratulations on that,thank you.
Let's just jump in and talkabout beaumont Pest Control.
So you said you're based out ofLafayette, georgia.
(02:08):
Now some people might think ofthat, but do you work in
Chattanooga?
Do you come to the Chattanoogaarea to do work?
So tell us all about yourbusiness.
Speaker 3 (02:17):
Okay, Our business is actually in Ringgold, Georgia,
and we service areas all the waydown to Somerville, Georgia,
all the way to Decatur,Tennessee, and Soddy Daisy, and
we'll go all the way out toSignal Mountain and Kelly's
Ferry.
We'll even go out to Benton,Tennessee, and we do some stuff
(02:41):
out towards the Chatsworth OldFort and Daunton, Georgia area.
Speaker 2 (02:46):
Okay, so quite a large territory there.
So when it says pest control,we're all pretty much used to
the guys that come and spray thehouse spray outside or inside
the house and do things likethat put the mousetraps out and
things like that but do you alsodo termite work?
We?
Speaker 3 (03:04):
do out and things like that.
But do you also do termite work?
We do.
We do termite inspections forrealtors and and home sellers
and home buyers.
We'll do termite treatments andother forms or fashions.
We provide pest control as well, of course, and then we also do
(03:28):
a little bit of rodent controland we'll do stuff for
businesses and family homes.
Speaker 2 (03:36):
Rodent control?
Is that kind of the largervarmints?
Is that what you're referringto?
Speaker 3 (03:41):
It's mostly mouse and rats, okay Is that what you're
referring to.
It's mostly mouse and rats,okay, and we have bait stations
we put out around exteriors andcrawl spaces and basements and
garages.
Speaker 2 (03:52):
And for everybody that don't know, there is
definitely a difference betweena mouse and a rat.
So if you ever see a rat,believe me you will remember it,
that's for sure.
Now let me ask you something.
Tell us about your journey.
You know you grew up and Iguess you grew up kind of in the
business, but you had a choicewhether you wanted to do this or
(04:13):
not.
Talk to us about your journey.
How did you decide to jump inthe family business?
Speaker 3 (04:16):
So, as the son to the owner, robert Templeton, I
pretty much started my journeyin this business once I
graduated from high school and Iput in a lot of studying into
entomology and pest controlservices and IPM, which is
(04:40):
integrated pest management, andI try to further continue my
education.
As I do do so, I know that Iguess finding my own identity
and role within this companythere's a little bit of pressure
to live up to the legacy of myparents.
Speaker 2 (05:03):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (05:03):
So initially I struggled to assert myself and
carve my niche out in thebusiness, but I guess through
perseverance and lots ofstudying I've been doing better,
I've been providing a betterservice and I really enjoy this
line of work.
So yeah he's come far six yearsof experience.
(05:25):
So yeah, I'm blessed to be here.
Speaker 2 (05:31):
Yeah, well, you know you're saying that about that.
That makes you a bigger man inmy eyes.
To admit that maybe at firstyou you know, just you wasn't as
assertive as you need to be,but you grew up from that.
You've grown from that.
You know, a lot of us have thatin our life Nothing to be
embarrassed about where we, whenwe were younger, we really
didn't give it our all and uh,you know, as we grew and matured
(05:54):
, you know we saw the necessity,uh, and so that's great to know
.
Uh, and and you know you weretalking about all the education,
uh, that you you took.
That that's that's good to knowtoo, because sometimes people
come out to your house and youwonder do they know more than I
do?
You know, you just kind ofwonder about it.
So it's great to know thatyou're educated in these things
and you know it's and I don'tmean to do all the talking, but
(06:16):
kind of wanting to express my,my gratitude for your industry.
You know, uh, the one of thethings that you know, we have
issues with stuff.
Sometimes we don't know how todeal with it.
You know, we don't know what todo with these carpenter bees
that are flying around all over,you know, trying to eat our
deck off the back of our house.
You know we don't know how todeal with a lot of these things,
so we appreciate educated folkslike yourself that we can reach
(06:39):
out to and say hey, you knowwe're having trouble here, can
you help us?
And you know exactly what to do, so that's a great.
Can you tell us, bradley, aboutany myths or misconceptions
that people seem to have?
Maybe the first time that yougo out it's their first time to
ever deal with a pest controlThings that they might bring up
(07:02):
that they're questions that theyhave that you could help maybe
on this program.
Help a lot of people with.
Speaker 3 (07:09):
So one common misconception that I encounter a
lot in the pest controlindustry is the belief that the
do-it-yourself methods are justas effective as professional
services.
While the do-it-yourselfsolutions might seem more
cost-effective up front, theyoften lack the expertise or
specialized tools and access topotent treatments that
(07:34):
professionals have.
This can lead to incompleteeradication of pests or
temporary relief withoutaddressing the underlying issue.
Professional pest controlservices offer comprehensive
solutions that not onlyeliminate pests but also prevent
the future infestations,ensuring a pest-free environment
for your home or business.
(07:55):
I know usually, like with goingout to people's places and
stuff, some people think thatwe're just there and we can
spray some chemical and it'lljust make the pests just
disappear forever.
But now there's there's a lotof.
(08:16):
You gotta be meticulous, yougotta have a whole strategy, and
that's where the IPM Imentioned earlier really comes
into play.
Speaker 2 (08:25):
You have to think like a pest and you have to go
in there, and a lot of people,when they do it themselves, they
they don't really put stuff outin effective areas and that's
why pest professionals arepretty essential and uh that'd
be like, yeah, that'd be kind oflike sending me out to build a
(08:47):
house and and I really don'tknow what, which nail to use and
I don't know which board to touse, the length, you know, not
the, maybe the length, but thethickness or the.
You know, I don't.
Somebody was talking aboutbuilding a deck and if you
didn't use the right material,the deck would start sagging
every time.
So, the matter of time, it'sjust going to start sagging, and
so I wouldn't have known thatyou sent me to build a deck, I
(09:08):
wouldn't have known that.
But but you've studied andyou've learned, and you, you
know not only what the bugs looklike, but you've studied and
you've learned, and you know notonly what the bugs look like,
but you also know how they actand what they do and and what
their goal is, and so you canget in there and put a stop to
that.
But, like you said, one, it'snot just a one time thing.
You go out there and it'salways, it's done forever.
So again, I appreciate yourexpertise.
(09:30):
Well, let me ask you this,right, getting outside the
business?
You me ask you this, brad,getting outside of the business,
you said you live in Lafayette,right.
So you live out in the country,so to speak, and you know I'm
an old country boy myself.
So tell me what you do for funwhen you're not working.
Speaker 3 (09:45):
Well, it may sound kind of geeky or nerdy, but I
really enjoy just entomology ingeneral, like I'll just go out
in the yard and I'll start justseeing what the ants and the
bees are up to and I just try tostudy them.
I really enjoy the carpenterbees because they're kind of
(10:05):
remind me of like small puppies,even though they'll they'll do
a lot of damage to your, yourhouse if you're not careful.
Speaker 2 (10:13):
Yeah, they sure will will.
I'll attest to that I knowthere's a.
Speaker 3 (10:20):
I also like to do rock climbing and stuff also in
my free time all right.
Speaker 2 (10:27):
Oh, that rock climbing requires you to be
pretty athletic somewhat, right?
If you're not athletic, youkeep it up, you will be pretty
athletic somewhat, right yeah,if you're not athletic.
If you keep it up, you will be.
Speaker 3 (10:36):
I know crawling into attics and then crawling in
crawl spaces and going in thosedark and musty areas.
You know.
Speaker 2 (10:45):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (10:46):
It requires to stay fit for the most part.
Speaker 2 (10:50):
Yeah, when I was just out of high school I got hired
by a pest control company.
This was back in the days whenthe hand you a tank, said go get
them, son.
I mean, you know, there was nolearning, there was nothing.
They just told you to go sprayaround the walls.
And you know, spray here andspray there.
I didn't know what I was doing,but yeah, I was.
I was a lot more fit then to beable to do a lot of them things
(11:11):
than I am now, that's for sure.
So I totally understand whatyou mean.
You know, bradley, if there wasone thing, one thing that you
wish our listeners knew aboutyour business, that they
wouldn't know unless you toldthem, and you wish you could
have shouted from the rooftopswhether it's about Beaumont Pest
Control or whether it's justabout pest control in general,
(11:32):
what would it be?
Speaker 3 (11:33):
Well, the one thing I'd love our listeners to know
is that Beaumont Pest Controlisn't just another company.
We're a small, family-ownedbusiness deeply committed to our
community.
What sets us apart is ourdedication to providing
affordable prices withoutcompromising on the quality of
our work.
Every job we undertake ishandled with the utmost care and
(11:55):
attention to detail, as if wewere treating our own home, our
own family's home.
By choosing us, our customersaren't just supporting a
business.
They're supporting a localfamily striving to make a
difference in their community,one pest-free home at a time.
Speaker 2 (12:12):
There you go, there you go.
How can you beat that right?
People who are family-owned,they care.
They not only care about you,but they care about their own
reputation as well.
So that's hard to beat, ladiesand gentlemen.
Well, bradley, I know a lot offolks are probably going to say
Well, bradley, I know a lot offolks are probably going to say
when they see this podcast,they're going to say well, how
do I get in touch with thesepeople?
Speaker 3 (12:35):
So tell us online and offline how people can reach
out and learn more about yourcontact.
Well, ok, so online we have ourwebsite, which is
wwwbomontpccom, and you canschedule appointments and find
all the information you needfrom there.
They can also email us atBeaumont Pest Control LLC at
gmailcom and you can schedule orinquire an appointment through
(13:01):
that if you need to.
And then offline, I mean youcan call us at 706-764-0036 and
schedule over the phone, or youcan show up at our office here
in Ringle, 1422 Beaumont Road,ringle, georgia, 30736.
Speaker 2 (13:22):
Bradley, did you say anything about whether y'all
offer like a free consultationor anything like that?
Did you mention anything aboutthat, did y'all?
Did you mention anything aboutthat?
Speaker 3 (13:31):
uh, no, sir, I I did not.
Uh, we, we try to do ourconsultations over the phone uh
we do we will.
If you are having any issues,especially with uh termites, uh,
we'll come out and we'll givean estimate and there you go,
we'll'll talk to you aboutwhat's the best method to taking
(13:54):
care of any of your issues.
Speaker 2 (13:56):
Absolutely.
Yeah, that's what I was talkingabout you coming out and
checking it out and then saying,ok, this is what's going to
take Exactly.
It's great to know thatBeaumont Pest Control is out
there, and it's great to knowthat we got Bradley on our team,
because Bradley pestcontrollers out there.
And it's great to know that wegot bradley on our team because
bradley it's that's one of hishobbies even is to keep studying
the, the methods and and themovements of these insects so he
(14:17):
can help better serve you.
So it's, it's been our pleasuremeeting you here today, bradley
hey, it's my pleasure beinghere.
Speaker 3 (14:24):
Uh, thank you for having me on here absolutely.
Speaker 2 (14:27):
And you tell, tell uh your dad and and mom, whoever
else in the business, the familybusiness.
You tell them always said hifrom the good neighbor podcast
we'll do and all the goodneighbors of the cleveland and
chattanooga area.
After meeting bradley andlearning more about beaumont
pest control well, I know hehopes you'll take a moment to
consider them when you need orwant the products and services
(14:50):
that they provide.
So until all you out therelistening today, before we end
this episode, I'd like to thankyou for taking time out of your
busy day to visit with us at theGood Neighbor Podcast.
Always remember to support thelocally owned and or operated
businesses in Cleveland and thegreater Chattanooga area.
This is Scott Howell of thefriends and neighbors group.
(15:13):
Everyone, go out and make thisa remarkable day.
Speaker 1 (15:16):
Thank you for listening to the good neighbor
podcast.
To nominate your favorite localbusinesses to be featured on
the show, go to GNP Clevelandcom.
That's GNP Clevelandcom, orcall 423-380-1984.
This is the Good Neighbor Podcast, the place
where local businesses andneighbors come together.
Here's your host, Scott Howell.
Speaker 2 (00:11):
Hello good neighbors, and welcome to the Good
Neighbor Podcast brought to youby the Friends and Neighbors
Group of Cleveland and theGreater Chattanooga Area.
My name is Scott Howell, ofcourse, and I'm your host and
for you first-time listeners.
The purpose of the GoodNeighbor podcast is to bring
awareness to the residents ofour communities regarding the
locally owned and or operatedbusinesses in Cleveland,
(00:34):
chattanooga and the surroundingareas.
Small local businesses are thebackbone of our communities and
they need our support.
Join me today as our Goodneighbor, bradley Templeton with
Beaumont Pest Control.
Welcome, bradley.
Thank you for being our specialguest today on the Good
Neighbor podcast.
Speaker 3 (00:51):
Hey, I'm glad to be here.
It's pretty good.
Speaker 2 (00:57):
Absolutely.
Thank you very much, Bradley.
I appreciate that.
Good shout out they say for usthere.
You know we're going to talkabout the business, about
Beaumont, Pest Control and allthe things y'all offer there,
but before we do, would you liketo share with us a little bit
about yourself or your family oranything, just for the public?
Speaker 3 (01:18):
Well, sure, I come from a small town of Lafayette,
georgia.
I've been pretty much raisedhere and our family's been here
for quite a while.
I have a lot of family aroundthis area, matter of fact, and a
lot of locals know me and stuff, so it's been pretty good yeah.
Speaker 2 (01:45):
And for those who don't know, bradley is actually
the son of the owner of mrrobert templin and, uh, he's
doing the podcast with us today.
So your dad must have some goodfaith in you to depend on to be
the representative for thebusiness today, bradley.
So congratulations on that,thank you.
Let's just jump in and talkabout beaumont Pest Control.
So you said you're based out ofLafayette, georgia.
(02:08):
Now some people might think ofthat, but do you work in
Chattanooga?
Do you come to the Chattanoogaarea to do work?
So tell us all about yourbusiness.
Speaker 3 (02:17):
Okay, Our business is actually in Ringgold, Georgia,
and we service areas all the waydown to Somerville, Georgia,
all the way to Decatur,Tennessee, and Soddy Daisy, and
we'll go all the way out toSignal Mountain and Kelly's
Ferry.
We'll even go out to Benton,Tennessee, and we do some stuff
(02:41):
out towards the Chatsworth OldFort and Daunton, Georgia area.
Speaker 2 (02:46):
Okay, so quite a large territory there.
So when it says pest control,we're all pretty much used to
the guys that come and spray thehouse spray outside or inside
the house and do things likethat put the mousetraps out and
things like that but do you alsodo termite work?
We?
Speaker 3 (03:04):
do out and things like that.
But do you also do termite work?
We do.
We do termite inspections forrealtors and and home sellers
and home buyers.
We'll do termite treatments andother forms or fashions.
We provide pest control as well, of course, and then we also do
(03:28):
a little bit of rodent controland we'll do stuff for
businesses and family homes.
Speaker 2 (03:36):
Rodent control?
Is that kind of the largervarmints?
Is that what you're referringto?
Speaker 3 (03:41):
It's mostly mouse and rats, okay Is that what you're
referring to.
It's mostly mouse and rats,okay, and we have bait stations
we put out around exteriors andcrawl spaces and basements and
garages.
Speaker 2 (03:52):
And for everybody that don't know, there is
definitely a difference betweena mouse and a rat.
So if you ever see a rat,believe me you will remember it,
that's for sure.
Now let me ask you something.
Tell us about your journey.
You know you grew up and Iguess you grew up kind of in the
business, but you had a choicewhether you wanted to do this or
(04:13):
not.
Talk to us about your journey.
How did you decide to jump inthe family business?
Speaker 3 (04:16):
So, as the son to the owner, robert Templeton, I
pretty much started my journeyin this business once I
graduated from high school and Iput in a lot of studying into
entomology and pest controlservices and IPM, which is
(04:40):
integrated pest management, andI try to further continue my
education.
As I do do so, I know that Iguess finding my own identity
and role within this companythere's a little bit of pressure
to live up to the legacy of myparents.
Speaker 2 (05:03):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (05:03):
So initially I struggled to assert myself and
carve my niche out in thebusiness, but I guess through
perseverance and lots ofstudying I've been doing better,
I've been providing a betterservice and I really enjoy this
line of work.
So yeah he's come far six yearsof experience.
(05:25):
So yeah, I'm blessed to be here.
Speaker 2 (05:31):
Yeah, well, you know you're saying that about that.
That makes you a bigger man inmy eyes.
To admit that maybe at firstyou you know, just you wasn't as
assertive as you need to be,but you grew up from that.
You've grown from that.
You know, a lot of us have thatin our life Nothing to be
embarrassed about where we, whenwe were younger, we really
didn't give it our all and uh,you know, as we grew and matured
(05:54):
, you know we saw the necessity,uh, and so that's great to know
.
Uh, and and you know you weretalking about all the education,
uh, that you you took.
That that's that's good to knowtoo, because sometimes people
come out to your house and youwonder do they know more than I
do?
You know, you just kind ofwonder about it.
So it's great to know thatyou're educated in these things
and you know it's and I don'tmean to do all the talking, but
(06:16):
kind of wanting to express my,my gratitude for your industry.
You know, uh, the one of thethings that you know, we have
issues with stuff.
Sometimes we don't know how todeal with it.
You know, we don't know what todo with these carpenter bees
that are flying around all over,you know, trying to eat our
deck off the back of our house.
You know we don't know how todeal with a lot of these things,
so we appreciate educated folkslike yourself that we can reach
(06:39):
out to and say hey, you knowwe're having trouble here, can
you help us?
And you know exactly what to do, so that's a great.
Can you tell us, bradley, aboutany myths or misconceptions
that people seem to have?
Maybe the first time that yougo out it's their first time to
ever deal with a pest controlThings that they might bring up
(07:02):
that they're questions that theyhave that you could help maybe
on this program.
Help a lot of people with.
Speaker 3 (07:09):
So one common misconception that I encounter a
lot in the pest controlindustry is the belief that the
do-it-yourself methods are justas effective as professional
services.
While the do-it-yourselfsolutions might seem more
cost-effective up front, theyoften lack the expertise or
specialized tools and access topotent treatments that
(07:34):
professionals have.
This can lead to incompleteeradication of pests or
temporary relief withoutaddressing the underlying issue.
Professional pest controlservices offer comprehensive
solutions that not onlyeliminate pests but also prevent
the future infestations,ensuring a pest-free environment
for your home or business.
(07:55):
I know usually, like with goingout to people's places and
stuff, some people think thatwe're just there and we can
spray some chemical and it'lljust make the pests just
disappear forever.
But now there's there's a lotof.
(08:16):
You gotta be meticulous, yougotta have a whole strategy, and
that's where the IPM Imentioned earlier really comes
into play.
Speaker 2 (08:25):
You have to think like a pest and you have to go
in there, and a lot of people,when they do it themselves, they
they don't really put stuff outin effective areas and that's
why pest professionals arepretty essential and uh that'd
be like, yeah, that'd be kind oflike sending me out to build a
(08:47):
house and and I really don'tknow what, which nail to use and
I don't know which board to touse, the length, you know, not
the, maybe the length, but thethickness or the.
You know, I don't.
Somebody was talking aboutbuilding a deck and if you
didn't use the right material,the deck would start sagging
every time.
So, the matter of time, it'sjust going to start sagging, and
so I wouldn't have known thatyou sent me to build a deck, I
(09:08):
wouldn't have known that.
But but you've studied andyou've learned, and you, you
know not only what the bugs looklike, but you've studied and
you've learned, and you know notonly what the bugs look like,
but you also know how they actand what they do and and what
their goal is, and so you canget in there and put a stop to
that.
But, like you said, one, it'snot just a one time thing.
You go out there and it'salways, it's done forever.
So again, I appreciate yourexpertise.
(09:30):
Well, let me ask you this,right, getting outside the
business?
You me ask you this, brad,getting outside of the business,
you said you live in Lafayette,right.
So you live out in the country,so to speak, and you know I'm
an old country boy myself.
So tell me what you do for funwhen you're not working.
Speaker 3 (09:45):
Well, it may sound kind of geeky or nerdy, but I
really enjoy just entomology ingeneral, like I'll just go out
in the yard and I'll start justseeing what the ants and the
bees are up to and I just try tostudy them.
I really enjoy the carpenterbees because they're kind of
(10:05):
remind me of like small puppies,even though they'll they'll do
a lot of damage to your, yourhouse if you're not careful.
Speaker 2 (10:13):
Yeah, they sure will will.
I'll attest to that I knowthere's a.
Speaker 3 (10:20):
I also like to do rock climbing and stuff also in
my free time all right.
Speaker 2 (10:27):
Oh, that rock climbing requires you to be
pretty athletic somewhat, right?
If you're not athletic, youkeep it up, you will be pretty
athletic somewhat, right yeah,if you're not athletic.
If you keep it up, you will be.
Speaker 3 (10:36):
I know crawling into attics and then crawling in
crawl spaces and going in thosedark and musty areas.
You know.
Speaker 2 (10:45):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (10:46):
It requires to stay fit for the most part.
Speaker 2 (10:50):
Yeah, when I was just out of high school I got hired
by a pest control company.
This was back in the days whenthe hand you a tank, said go get
them, son.
I mean, you know, there was nolearning, there was nothing.
They just told you to go sprayaround the walls.
And you know, spray here andspray there.
I didn't know what I was doing,but yeah, I was.
I was a lot more fit then to beable to do a lot of them things
(11:11):
than I am now, that's for sure.
So I totally understand whatyou mean.
You know, bradley, if there wasone thing, one thing that you
wish our listeners knew aboutyour business, that they
wouldn't know unless you toldthem, and you wish you could
have shouted from the rooftopswhether it's about Beaumont Pest
Control or whether it's justabout pest control in general,
(11:32):
what would it be?
Speaker 3 (11:33):
Well, the one thing I'd love our listeners to know
is that Beaumont Pest Controlisn't just another company.
We're a small, family-ownedbusiness deeply committed to our
community.
What sets us apart is ourdedication to providing
affordable prices withoutcompromising on the quality of
our work.
Every job we undertake ishandled with the utmost care and
(11:55):
attention to detail, as if wewere treating our own home, our
own family's home.
By choosing us, our customersaren't just supporting a
business.
They're supporting a localfamily striving to make a
difference in their community,one pest-free home at a time.
Speaker 2 (12:12):
There you go, there you go.
How can you beat that right?
People who are family-owned,they care.
They not only care about you,but they care about their own
reputation as well.
So that's hard to beat, ladiesand gentlemen.
Well, bradley, I know a lot offolks are probably going to say
Well, bradley, I know a lot offolks are probably going to say
when they see this podcast,they're going to say well, how
do I get in touch with thesepeople?
Speaker 3 (12:35):
So tell us online and offline how people can reach
out and learn more about yourcontact.
Well, ok, so online we have ourwebsite, which is
wwwbomontpccom, and you canschedule appointments and find
all the information you needfrom there.
They can also email us atBeaumont Pest Control LLC at
gmailcom and you can schedule orinquire an appointment through
(13:01):
that if you need to.
And then offline, I mean youcan call us at 706-764-0036 and
schedule over the phone, or youcan show up at our office here
in Ringle, 1422 Beaumont Road,ringle, georgia, 30736.
Speaker 2 (13:22):
Bradley, did you say anything about whether y'all
offer like a free consultationor anything like that?
Did you mention anything aboutthat, did y'all?
Did you mention anything aboutthat?
Speaker 3 (13:31):
uh, no, sir, I I did not.
Uh, we, we try to do ourconsultations over the phone uh
we do we will.
If you are having any issues,especially with uh termites, uh,
we'll come out and we'll givean estimate and there you go,
we'll'll talk to you aboutwhat's the best method to taking
(13:54):
care of any of your issues.
Speaker 2 (13:56):
Absolutely.
Yeah, that's what I was talkingabout you coming out and
checking it out and then saying,ok, this is what's going to
take Exactly.
It's great to know thatBeaumont Pest Control is out
there, and it's great to knowthat we got Bradley on our team,
because Bradley pestcontrollers out there.
And it's great to know that wegot bradley on our team because
bradley it's that's one of hishobbies even is to keep studying
the, the methods and and themovements of these insects so he
(14:17):
can help better serve you.
So it's, it's been our pleasuremeeting you here today, bradley
hey, it's my pleasure beinghere.
Speaker 3 (14:24):
Uh, thank you for having me on here absolutely.
Speaker 2 (14:27):
And you tell, tell uh your dad and and mom, whoever
else in the business, the familybusiness.
You tell them always said hifrom the good neighbor podcast
we'll do and all the goodneighbors of the cleveland and
chattanooga area.
After meeting bradley andlearning more about beaumont
pest control well, I know hehopes you'll take a moment to
consider them when you need orwant the products and services
(14:50):
that they provide.
So until all you out therelistening today, before we end
this episode, I'd like to thankyou for taking time out of your
busy day to visit with us at theGood Neighbor Podcast.
Always remember to support thelocally owned and or operated
businesses in Cleveland and thegreater Chattanooga area.
This is Scott Howell of thefriends and neighbors group.
(15:13):
Everyone, go out and make thisa remarkable day.
Speaker 1 (15:16):
Thank you for listening to the good neighbor
podcast.
To nominate your favorite localbusinesses to be featured on
the show, go to GNP Clevelandcom.
That's GNP Clevelandcom, orcall 423-380-1984.
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